The 2018/19 Premier League season is done and dusted, with Manchester City again reigning victorious.
Pep Guardiola’s men retained the title for the first time in their history with a 4-1 win at Brighton on Sunday, finishing the season with 98 points – one point clear of second placed Liverpool.
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Manchester City were crowned Premier League champions on Sunday
But how would the table have looked based on home form only?
talkSPORT.com has ranked all 20 Premier League teams purely by their results on their own turf and you can check it out below.
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How the Premier League table will finish next season, according to latest odds
20. Huddersfield: Played – 19, Won – 2, Drawn – 3, Lost – 14, Points – 9
19. Cardiff City: Played – 19, Won – 6, Drawn – 2, Lost -11, Points – 20
18. Crystal Palace: Played – 19, Drawn – 5, Won – 5, Lost – 9, Points – 20
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Roy Hodgson’s side might have fantastic support at Selhurst Park but the players aren’t making it count
17. Fulham: Played – 19, Won – 6, Drawn – 3, Lost – 10, Points – 21
16. Brighton: Played – 19, Won – 6, Drawn – 5, Lost – 8, Points – 23
15. Burnley: Played – 19, Won – 7, Drawn – 2, Lost – 10, Points – 23
14. Southampton: Played – 19, Won – 5, Drawn – 8, Lost – 6, Points – 23
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Nathan Redmond will want to pick up where he left off next season
13. Newcastle: Played – 19, Won – 8, Drawn – 1, Lost – 10, Points – 25
12. Watford: Played – 19, Won – 8, Drawn – 3, Lost – 8, Points – 27
11. Leicester: Played – 19, Won – 8, Drawn – 3, Lost – 8, Points – 27
10. Bournemouth: Played – 19, Won – 8, Drawn – 5, Lost – 6, Points – 29
9. West Ham: Played – 19, Won – 9, Drawn – 4, Lost – 6, Points – 31
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West Ham are gradually turning the London Stadium into something of a fortress
8. Wolves: Played – 19, Won – 10, Drawn – 4, Lost 5, Points – 34
7. Everton: Played – 19, Won – 10, Drawn – 4, Lost 5, Points – 34
6. Manchester United: Played – 19, Won – 10, Drawn – 6, Lost 3, Points – 36
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will want Old Trafford to be as intimidating as it used to be next season
5. Tottenham: Played – 19, Won – 12, Drawn – 2, Lost 5, Points – 38
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Spurs have the potential to turn their new home into something special
4. Chelsea: Played – 19, Won – 12, Drawn – 6, Lost 1, Points – 42
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The Blues made it count in west London this season
3. Arsenal: Played – 19, Won – 14, Drawn – 3, Lost 2, Points – 45
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Unai Emery did well at the Emirates this season
2. Liverpool: Played – 19, Won – 17, Drawn – 2, Lost 0, Points – 53
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The Reds were invincible at Anfield this year
1. Manchester City: Played – 19, Won – 19, Drawn – 0, Lost 1, Points – 54
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Just like the title race, City pip Liverpool to top spot by one point
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Manchester City were crowned Premier League champions on Sunday. But how would the table have looked based on home form only? talkSPORT.com has ranked all 20 Premier League teams purely by their results on their own turf and you can check it out below.
How the Premier League table would look based on every club's
How the Premier League table would look based on every club's home form in the last eight games. How the Premier League table would look based on every club's
How the Premier League table would look based on every club's
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