Premier League Rankings — Absolute carnage as unpredictable season continues

Our Premier League Power Rankings from Matchweek 12 have landed and there is a lot of change.

This topsy-turvy season just keeps on delivering drama and storylines galore.

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Wolves, Tottenham, West Ham and Brighton are huge climbers this week after big wins, while the likes of Nottingham Forest, Aston Villa, Fulham, Manchester City and Newcastle have slid down our rankings.

It is so tight up and down the league and aside from Liverpool running away with things at the top, everything else is pretty much up in the air. It is wonderful.

Based on all of that, and following the chaos of Matchweek 12, below are our latest rankings.

Premier League rankings, Week 12

20. Leicester City — Down 1
19. Southampton — Up 1
18. Crystal Palace — Down 2
17. Everton — Down 3
16. Aston Villa — Down 3

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The middling bunch

15. Ipswich Town — Even
14. Bournemouth – Down 3
13. West Ham — Up 5
12. Brentford — Even
11. Nottingham Forest — Down 4

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The contenders

10. Manchester United — Even
9. Wolves — Up 8
8. Fulham — Down 4
7. Manchester City — Down 1
6. Newcastle United — Down 3

Man City in crisis mode after Spurs win 4-0

Rebecca Lowe, Robbie Earle, and Tim Howard react to Tottenham Hotspur's shocking 4-0 win against Manchester City at the Etihad in Matchweek 12.

The top dogs

5. Tottenham Hotspur — Up 4
4. Brighton and Hove Albion — Up 4
3. Arsenal — Up 2
2. Chelsea — Even
1. Liverpool — Even

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