Predict the 2026/27 Premier League table
Our free Premier League table predictor lets you call all 380 fixtures of the 2026/27 season and see the final table your scores produce. Type a score into any fixture and the table above re-ranks on the spot: points, goal difference, Champions League places, the relegation scrap, all of it recalculated with every prediction you make.
The season opens on Friday 21 August 2026, when Arsenal host Coventry at the Emirates, and runs to Sunday 30 May 2027, when all ten final-day games kick off together at 4pm. Coventry, Hull and Ipswich come up from the Championship. Wolves, Burnley and West Ham went the other way, and you can chart their promotion push on our Championship table predictor.
Once the real season starts, we feed confirmed results into the page. A played match shows as full-time, counts in the table, and closes to predictions. Your job is whatever remains: pick the title winner, the top four, and the three that go down.
How to use the table predictor
- Pick a matchweek. Use the Prev and Next arrows, or jump straight to any of the 38 rounds with the dropdown. Each round shows its real dates, kick-off times and venues.
- Type your scores. Each fixture has two boxes, home goals and away goals. Press Enter to hop to the next box and rattle through a full round in under a minute.
- Watch the table move. The table re-sorts after every completed scoreline. The green bars mark the Champions League places, the white bar fifth (Europa League), the red bars the bottom three.
- Come back any time. Predictions save in your browser as you type. Close the tab, return next week, and the table stands exactly as you left it. Nothing uploads and no account exists to create.
- Change your mind. Overtype any score, wipe a single round with “Clear this week”, or start the whole season again with “Clear all predictions”.
The counter in the header strip tracks how many of the 380 scorelines you have set, so you always know how much of the season is left to call.
How the predictor ranks the table
The maths follows the league’s own: three points for a win, one for a draw. Level teams separate on goal difference, then goals scored, the same first three tie-breakers the Premier League applies. Beyond that the real league moves to head-to-head records; our table lists such ties alphabetically, which over a 38-game season almost never decides anything.
The zones show the standard allocation: champions and the top four into the Champions League, fifth into the Europa League, the bottom three into the Championship. England has added a fifth Champions League place via UEFA coefficient in recent seasons, and cup winners reshuffle the European spots, so treat the coloured bars as the baseline rather than a guarantee.
Key dates in the 2026/27 season
| Date | What happens |
|---|---|
| Fri 21 Aug 2026 | Opening night: Arsenal v Coventry, 8pm at the Emirates |
| Sat 22 Aug 2026 | First full Saturday: five games, including the promoted trio’s return |
| Sat 26 Dec 2026 | Boxing Day: a full ten-game round |
| Wed 30 Dec 2026 | Midweek festive round, all ten games at 8pm |
| Sat 2 Jan 2027 | New Year round, matchweek 19: the halfway point |
| Sun 30 May 2027 | Final day: all ten games kick off at 4pm |
Dates come from the published fixture list and can move for TV coverage and cup clashes. We update the page when the league confirms changes.
Sharpen your predictions
Gut feeling gets you a long way over 380 games, but the data helps. Start with our guide to expected goals (xG) to judge which teams create more than their results show. If you want to think beyond win-draw-lose, our both teams to score and half-time/full-time guides break down how scorelines actually unfold, and the full library sits in our football betting guides.
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Premier League predictor FAQs
- Is the table predictor free?
- Yes. No account, no email, no payment. Open the page and start typing scores.
- Do my predictions save?
- They save in your browser the moment you type them. They stay on that device and browser, so your phone and laptop each keep their own version of the season.
- What happens once real matches are played?
- We add confirmed results to the page. A played fixture displays its full-time score, locks out of editing, and counts in the table alongside your predictions for the games still to come.
- How many points does it take to win the league?
- Manchester City set the record with 100 in 2017/18. Recent champions have tended to finish in the high 80s or low 90s, so check your predicted winner’s total against that before you trust your table.
- How many points avoid relegation?
- Pundits quote 40 as the safety line, though most seasons need fewer. Derby went down with a record-low 11 points in 2007/08, the floor nobody wants to revisit.
- Does it work on mobile?
- Yes. The fixtures panel sits above the table on smaller screens and the score boxes are sized for thumbs.
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