Premier League standings: City and Arsenal level on 19 points after eight games

The latest Premier League table shows Manchester City and Arsenal both on 19 points after eight fixtures, each recording six wins, one draw and one loss.
Both clubs also dominate the early‑season snapshot after two games, having secured six points each with perfect records of two wins and no draws or defeats.
Liverpool sit third with 17 points from eight games, matching five wins, two draws and one loss, keeping them within striking distance of the leaders.
Chelsea occupy fourth place with 16 points, their record of five wins, one draw and two losses indicating a strong, though slightly inconsistent, campaign.
Newcastle United hold fifth spot with 14 points after eight matches, reflecting four wins, two draws and two losses as they aim to push higher.
Hull City AFC appears among the top three in the two‑match view, also on six points after two victories, suggesting a promising start that could translate into the longer term.
Brentford, with four points from two games, demonstrate early momentum, while their position in the full eight‑game table is not listed, highlighting a potential rise.
The tight clustering of points at the summit means the title race remains open, and the coming weeks of fixtures will likely see shifts as clubs vie for European qualification and the championship.
Fans can expect the battle for the top to intensify, with City and Arsenal needing to maintain consistency to stay ahead of Liverpool and Chelsea as the season progresses.