Premier League form table updated - Well worth a look for Newcastle United fans ahead of Arsenal nufc epl
now third in this newly updated Premier League form table. NUFC with sixteen points from five wins and one defeat. Twenty goals scored and seven conceded, plus four of those six matches away from home.
As for Arsenal, they are down to tenth when it comes to the Premier League form table, their nine points coming from two wins, three draws and one defeat.As you can see, it is third plays second when it comes to current places in the full PL table.Newcastle United with 24 points from their last nine Premier League matches.Stretching this further to the last 15 PL matches for each.
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