Premier League Table 2013 Week 14: Clubs That Will Move Most in Standings

Expect Week 14 action to shuffle several clubs in the 2013 Premier League Table.

Here are the complete, updated Dec. 1 standings according to PremierLeague.com along with those clubs which will skyrocket up or plummet down them the most this week.

Place	Club	G	W	D	L	GD	PTS
1	Arsenal	13	10	1	2	17	31
2	Chelsea	13	8	3	2	13	27
3	Manchester City	13	8	1	4	25	25
4	Liverpool	13	7	3	3	9	24
5	Everton	13	6	6	1	8	24
6	Newcastle United	13	7	2	4	1	23
7	Southampton	13	6	4	3	7	22
8	Manchester United	13	6	5	3	5	22
9	Tottenham Hotspur	13	6	3	4	-3	21
10	Hull City	13	5	2	6	-6	17
11	Aston Villa	13	4	4	5	-1	16
12	West Bromwich Albion	13	3	6	4	-1	15
13	Swansea City	13	4	3	6	-2	15
14	Norwich City	13	4	2	7	-12	14
15	West Ham United	13	3	4	6	-2	13
16	Stoke City	13	3	4	6	-6	13
17	Cardiff City	13	3	4	6	-9	13
18	Fulham	13	3	1	9	-13	10
19	Sunderland	13	2	2	9	-16	8
20	Crystal Palace	13	2	1	10	-15	7

3. Norwich City

Norwich City can't play last-place Crystal Palace every week. It will find itself falling from its No. 14 spot in the standings due to two tough matchups against Liverpool and West Bromwich Albion.

Only once since the turn of October has Norwich City managed to score multiple goals in a match. Liverpool, who fields the third-highest scoring attack in the EPL, has no such problem.

Sky Sports reported that Daniel Sturridge, who is tied for second in the league in goals scored this season, will be sidelined with an ankle injury for the next six-to-eight weeks. However, Liverpool still has Luis Suarez, who Sturridge is tied with for second in goals scored, to lead its attack.

Both of Norwich City's matches in Week 14 are away. The club is 1-5 outside of Carrow Road this season. West Bromwich hasn't lost at home since Sept. 1.

2. Everton

Everton has the most difficult Week 14 schedule in the Premier League. It's set to compete against Manchester United and Arsenal. To make matters worse, both matches are away.

The Gunners have won every single one of their EPL matches at home since losing their season opener. In fact, they've defeated each of their Premier League opponents at Emirates Stadium by at least two goals since Sept. 1 when they only beat Tottenham Hotspur by the score of 1-0.

Manchester United is the more likely victory, but even the Red Devils haven't lost a match since the turn of October. At Old Trafford, they've shut out three of their last four opponents, including Arsenal.

Everton is undefeated at home, but—with just a 2-3-1 record and plus-one goal differential away—it's only ordinary outside of Goodison Park.

1. Manchester United

The Red Devils' schedule isn't a cakewalk either, but unlike Everton and Norwich City who will find themselves plummeting down the Premier League table, Man Utd. will rise. Both of its Week 14 matches are at home.

Nick Lustig of the Daily Star reported that Robin Van Persie, who recorded four goals and two assists in his last five appearances for the Red Devils, was a late scratch against Tottenham, so the superstar's return is near. Wayne Rooney has been spectacular leading the way without him, notching three goals and three assists in their last three matches.

Newcastle United, Man Utd's Dec. 7 foe, is on fire. It enters the week on a four-game winning streak, but it has a negative-three goal differential away—tied for the worst amongst EPL teams with winning records. It will struggle to find the firepower to edge the Red Devils at home, especially if Van Persie suits up.

David Daniels is a breaking news writer at Bleacher Report and news editor at Wade-O Radio.

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