Is it too early to look at Premier League table?

Just 5 games in, it mightiness look a spot aboriginal to wage overmuch attraction to the Premier League array - but it's astir apt much settled than you think. While it would not be surprising if Manchester City and Arsenal finish as the top two – barring any points deductions or sanctions aimed at City – the question remains whether Brentford will secure a European place, Hull will avoid relegation and Tottenham will face another battle to stay up. Recent history suggests this outcome is plausible. A significant asterisk hangs over the current Premier League table after Manchester City were found guilty of the bulk of the charges brought against them. The league leaders have appealed, but if the guilty verdict stands, any sanctions could substantially affect the standings. For now, the table must be taken as it stands. Examining where teams ended after five games last season reveals that the final table was already taking shape: 13 of the 20 clubs finished within four positions of where they sat after the