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result English premier league round 18


Friday, 26 December 2014
F
T
Chelsea
2 - 0
West Ham United
F
T
Burnley
0 - 1
Liverpool
F
T
Crystal Palace
1 - 3
Southampton
F
T
Everton
0 - 1
Stoke City
F
T
Leicester City
1 - 2
Tottenham Hotspur
F
T
Manchester United
3 - 1
Newcastle United
F
T
Sunderland
1 - 3
Hull City
F
T
Swansea City
1 - 0
Aston Villa
F
T
West Bromwich Albion
1 - 3
Manchester City
Saturday, 27 December 2014
F
T
Arsenal
2 - 1
Queens Park Rangers

table
#Team NamePWDLFAGDPTS
1Chelsea1814314013+2745
2Manchester City1813323915+2442
3Manchester United1810533319+1435
4Southampton1810263114+1732
5West Ham United189452921+831
6Arsenal188643222+1030
7Tottenham Hotspur189362424030
8Swansea City188462319+428
9Liverpool187472224–225
10Newcastle United186571926–723
11Stoke City186481923–422
12Everton185672728–121
13Aston Villa185581122–1120
14Sunderland1831051627–1119
15West Bromwich Albion184591826–817
16Queens Park Rangers1852112134–1317
17Hull City183781825–716
18Crystal Palace183692030–1015
19Burnley183691227–1515
20Leicester City1824121631–1510




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