Power Rankings

Tottenham streaked away with our Power Rankings title after going goal crazy in the final two games of the season.

Tottenham took another step to becoming our Power Rankings champions, while Manchester United have slipped below Bournemouth and C Palace.

Arsenal's win over Manchester Utd has seen them rise our Power Rankings, while Sunderland have lifted themselves off the foot of the table.

Liverpool climbed back over neighbours Everton in our Power Rankings after Monday's victory over Watford, while Chelsea remain second.

Crystal Palace surged into sixth place in our Power Rankings with another impressive away-day showing against Liverpool.

Tottenham are forging ahead in our Power Rankings after their demolition job on Bournemouth, while Arsenal slipped despite winning.

Crystal Palace pulled off the result of the season against Arsenal to climb above the Gunners in our Power Rankings.

Chelsea are knocked off the top of the table, while Manchester United are not even in the top 10 in our Power Rankings.

Everton's win over Hull has lifted them into third while Man Utd might have moved in real terms but they're stuck in eighth in our rankings.

Liverpool's win over Burnley pulled them closer to Tottenham and Chelsea, while Hull moved out of the drop zone in our Power Rankings.

They may be way behind Chelsea in the real table, but Tottenham's win over Everton pulled them closer to the Blues in our Power Rankings.

Leicester put in a performance worthy of their champions tag to beat Liverpool, while Jurgen Klopp's flops risk being overtaken by Everton.

Liverpool's resurgent win over Tottenham helped them close the gap on Chelsea, while Leicester sunk to the bottom of our Power Rankings.

Arsenal lost ground on the top four, Everton made hay, while Sunderland leapt off the bottom and into 15th place in our Power Rankings.

Leicester dropped into the relegation zone after losing at Burnley, while Chelsea stretched their lead in our Power Rankings.

Swansea's brilliant 3-2 win at Liverpool lifts them off the bottom of our Power Rankings, while the Reds lost ground in third place.

Everton claimed a maximum seven-point haul in this week's Power Rankings, while Tottenham, Arsenal, Liverpool and Hull were all on the move.

Despite two wins over the New Year period, Man Utd cannot make any headway in our Power Rankings; Tottenham close the gap on the top two.

Tottenham climb above Arsenal in our Power Rankings, while Manchester United are upwardly mobile at the top and Sunderland at the bottom.

Liverpool have closed the gap on Chelsea after their win at Middlesbrough, but Man Utd have failed to make up ground in our Power Rankings.

West Ham slumped to the foot of our Power Rankings despite gaining a point at Liverpool, while Chelsea stretched their lead at the summit.

Man Utd have slipped more than 20 points behind leaders Chelsea, while Arsenal are closing in on Liverpool in our Power Rankings.

Liverpool climbed back to the top alongside Chelsea, while Manchester United lost more ground and sit in 10th place in our Power Rankings.

Sunderland climb off the bottom of our Power Rankings, Chelsea move clear of Liverpool and Man Utd remain behind Bournemouth and Watford.

Liverpool and Chelsea maintain their charge at the summit, West Brom are on the move, but Manchester United stay put despite their victory.

Chelsea joined Liverpool at the top of our Power Rankings, while Man City and Arsenal climbed a place in the top four after round 10.

Chelsea were the big movers in our Power Rankings thanks to their 4-0 thrashing of Manchester United - but Liverpool remain top.

They might only be fourth after being unable to get past Jose Mourinho's parked bus last night, but Liverpool are top of our Power Rankings.

Liverpool climbed to the top of the table for the first time this season while Spurs go joint-second after knocking Man City off the summit.