Premier Standing; Top Scorers And Assist Providers; Clean Sheets; New Rules And Others
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Hello Guys,
As the Premier League resumes today and we thought we dig up and present current top standings in terms of players and teams, while also intimate on the new Premier League rules as affected by the Coronavirus pandemic. Let's do this:
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Premier League Standing (Top 10)
1. Liverpool — 82 points, P29, W27, D1, L1.
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2. Man City — 57 points, P28, W18, D3, L7.
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3. Leicester — 53 points, P29, W16, D5, L8.
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4. Chelsea — 48 points., P29, W14, D6, L9.
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5. Man United — 45 points, P29, W12, D9, L8.
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6. Wolves — 43 points, P29, W10, D13, L6.
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7. Sheffield United — 43 points, P29, W11, D10, L7.
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8. Tottenham — 41 points, P29, W11, D8, L10.
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9. Arsenal — 40 points, P28, W9, D13, L6.
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10. Burnley — 39 points, P29, W11, D6, L12.
--Come on, just 2 more wins and Liverpool wins the title. Can Arsenal make it one tonight?�
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GOAL SCORERS (Top 5)
1. Jamie Vardy (Leicester) - 19
2. Aubameyang (Arsenal) - 17
3. Sergio Arguero (Man City) - 16
4. Mohammed Sallah (Liverpool) - 16
5. Danny Ings (Southampton) - 15
--This race is tight. No one should give up. Anyone or everyone will win it again.
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ASSISTS (Top 5)
1. Kevin De Bruyne (Man City) - 16
2. Arnold (Liverpool) - 12
3. Riyad Mahrez (Man City) - 8
4. Roberto Firmino (Liverpool) - 7
5. Emiliano Buendia (Norwich) - 7
--Arnold is the new Assist beast. Already equaled the number of assists he provided last season. As for De Bruyne. He's the man. He's done it in Bundesliga and the Premier League.
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GOALS (Teams)
1. Man City - 68
2. Liverpool - 66
3. Leicester - 58
4. Chelsea - 51
5. Tottenham - 47
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CLEAN SHEETS (Teams)
1. Liverpool - 12
2. Burnley - 11
3. Leicester - 10
4. Man City - 10
5. Sheffield United - 10
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TACKLES
1. Ricardo Pereira (Leicester) - 119
2. Aaron Wan-Bissaka (Man United) - 99
3. Wilfred Ndidi (Leicester) - 91
4. Declan Rice (Westham) - 87
5. Joao Moutinho (Wolves) - 79
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PASSES COMPLETE
1. Virgil Van Dijk (Liverpool) - 2210
2. Rodrigo (Man City) - 1839
3. Caglar Soyuncu (Leicester) - 1663
4. Lewis Dunk (Brighton & Holves Albion) - 1639
5. Jorginho (Chelsea) - 1638
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INTERCEPTIONS
1. Diego Rico (Bournemouth) - 66
2. Chris Basham (Sheffield United) - 61
3. Etienne Capoue (Watford) - 61
4. Wilfred Ndidi (Leicester) - 61
5. Declan Rice (Westham) - 61
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RECOVERIES
1. Pierre-Emile Hojbberg (Southampton) - 287
2. Nick Pope (Burnley) - 287
3. Ben Foster (Watford) - 286
4. Mat Ryan (Brighton & Holves Albion) - 275
5. Jordan Pickford (Everton) - 272
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TOP SAVES
1. Martin Dabravka (Newscatle) - 117
2. Bernd Leno (Arsenal) - 104
3. Aaron Ramsdale (Bournemouth) - 103
4. Tim krul (Norwish) - 96
5. Mat Ryan (Brighton & Holves Albion) - 92
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New Premier League Safety Measures:
— FOOTBALLS
There is no ball assistants in the behind closed doors matches, so if a match ball goes into the stands, the referee will decide if the ball can be retrieved without a noticeable delay. If not, the referee will allow you players to use spare balls placed around the pitch.
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— PLAYER/MANAGER BEHAVIOR
- Distanced goal celebration
- No Handshakes
- No spitting or nose-clearing
- Hand-sanitise before and after every match
- Players should use their own water bottles
- Avoid mass confrontations with opponents or match officials
- Try to restrict interactions with opponents after the match
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— DRINK BREAKS
The referee will signal for drinks breaks midway through each half. The breaks should last no longer than a minute, with players drinking from their own water bottles. The time taken for the break will be added to the end of the half.
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— SUBS/MANAGERS
Benches will be expanded to enable social-dancing. This includes using seats next to the bench or reallocating seats to provide the required distance. Those in