The Premier League season is 91 per cent completed but the remaining games still have so much riding on them.
A title is still up for grabs, as are places in the top four, while Brighton & Hove Albion and Cardiff City are battling to avoid occupying the last spot in the relegation zone.
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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp celebrates their win over Cardiff with his players.
We’ve had so many twists and turns this season it’s tough to predict anything but some clubs are in a better position than others to achieve their respective goals as they have a perceived easier set of fixtures.
But which Premier League clubs have the best run-ins? We consulted SoccerSTATS.com to find out the average points per game of each team’s remaining foes.
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20. Leicester
Average points per game of opponents in their final three matches = 1.95
19. Brighton
Average points per game of opponents in their final four matches = 1.93
18. Burnley
Average points per game of opponents in their final four matches = 1.88
17. Huddersfield
Average points per game of opponents in their final three matches = 1.87
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Huddersfield don’t stand much chance of improving their points total this season.
15= Manchester CityÂ
Average points per game of opponents in their final four matches = 1.56
15= Cardiff
Average points per game of opponents in their final three matches = 1.56
14. West Ham
Average points per game of opponents in their final three matches = 1.55
13. Newcastle
Average points per game of opponents in their final three matches = 1.54
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Newcastle could yet fire themselves higher up the table.
12. Wolves
Average points per game of opponents in their final four matches = 1.51
11. Chelsea
Average points per game of opponents in their final four matches = 1.44
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10. Everton
Average points per game of opponents in their final three matches = 1.34
9. Watford
Average points per game of opponents in their final four matches = 1.30
8. Arsenal
Average points per game of opponents in their final four matches = 1.27
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The Gunners face a battle to finish in the top four.
7. Manchester United
Average points per game of opponents in their final four matches = 1.23
6. Southampton
Average points per game of opponents in their final four matches = 1.11
5. Fulham
Average points per game of opponents in their final three matches = 1.08
4. Bournemouth
Average points per game of opponents in their final three matches = 1.06
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The Cherries have had plenty of ups and down this year but could end the campaign on a high.
2= Crystal Palace
Average points per game of opponents in their final three matches = 1.02
2= Tottenham
Average points per game of opponents in their final four matches = 1.02
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Will Heung-Min Son fire Spurs to a top four finish?
1. Liverpool
Average points per game of opponents in their final three matches = 0.97
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