ESPN predicts Premier League table for 2026-27 season
ESPN • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 17, 2026, 7:07 AM
Last updated Aug 17, 2026

ESPN has released its predictions for the 2026-27 Premier League table, forecasting the placements of all 20 teams. Writers collaborated to assess title contenders, European qualifiers, and relegation threats as preparations continue for the upcoming season. The transfer window remains open, which could influence team performance and standings as new players integrate and managers implement strategies. The final predictions aim to provide insight into how the squads may evolve during the pre-season period.
- •ESPN's prediction features all 20 Premier League teams.
- •Assessments include title contenders and relegation threats.
- •Collaborative analysis by multiple ESPN writers.
- •The transfer window's impact is acknowledged in the forecasts.
- •Predictions aim to guide expectations for the upcoming season.
- 7:07 AMESPN — Predicting the 2026-27 Premier League table: From Arsenal to Hull, where all 20 teams will finish - espn.com
"Who will win the title? Who will qualify for Europe? And who is heading for relegation? We combined our writers' picks to create ESPN's predicted Premier League table.
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