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Premier League Table: Final Week 13 2018 Standings, Results and Week 14 Fixtures
November 26, 2018
Newcastle United earned three points at Burnley, with the Magpies climbing to 13th in the Premier League with a 2-1 win on Monday.
Two goals in the opening 23 minutes gave the visitors a deserved advantage, but the hosts struck on the brink of half-time to make it a competitive night.
Next week's fixtures include an exciting set of local matches. Chelsea and Fulham square off in the west London derby, with Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur battling in the north London derby. Liverpool welcome Everton to Anfield on Sunday, with bragging rights up for grabs in the Merseyside derby.
Week 13 Results
Brighton & Hove Albion 1-1 Leicester City
Everton 1-0 Cardiff City
Fulham 3-2 Southampton
Manchester United 0-0 Crystal Palace
Watford 0-3 Liverpool
West Ham United 0-4 Manchester City
Spurs 3-1 Chelsea
Bournemouth 1-2 Arsenal
Wolverhampton Wanderers 0-2 Huddersfield Town
Burnley 1-2 Newcastle United
Table
Here's a look at the latest Premier League standings after Monday's game (position, team, games played, goal difference, points):
1. Manchester City 13, +35, 35
2. Liverpool 13, +21, 33
3. Spurs 13, +12, 30
4. Chelsea 13, +17, 28
5. Arsenal 13, +12, 27
6. Everton 13, +5, 22
7. Manchester United 13, -1, 21
8. Bournemouth 13, +4, 20
9. Watford 13, 0, 20
10. Leicester 13, +1, 18
11. Wolves 13, -3, 16
12. Brighton 13, -5, 15
13. Newcastle 13, -5, 12
14. West Ham 13, -8, 12
15. Huddersfield 13, -14, 10
16. Crystal Palace 13, -9, 9
17. Burnley 13 -14, 9
18. Southampton 13, -14, 8
19. Cardiff 13, -15, 8
20. Fulham 13, -19, 8
For the full Premier League standings, visit the competition's official website.
Week 14 Fixtures
Friday, Nov. 30
Cardiff vs. Wolves
Saturday, Dec. 1
Crystal Palace vs. Burnley
Huddersfield vs. Brighton
Leicester vs. Watford
Manchester City vs. Bournemouth
Newcastle vs. West Ham
Southampton vs. Manchester United
Sunday, Dec. 2
Chelsea vs. Fulham
Arsenal vs. Spurs
Liverpool vs. Everton
Monday Recap
Victories are a tonic at the bottom of any division, and Newcastle's good work at Burnley has quelled their flirtation with the relegation zone.
The kick-off was delayed by 30 minutes due to a medical emergency in the tunnel, and it was the Magpies who came out firing on the opening whistle.
An own goal by Ben Mee was cruelly deflected by the defender into his net, with Federico Fernandez being credited with an assist. Newcastle doubled their lead after Ciaran Clark headed home off a cross from Matt Ritchie off a short corner.
Burnley slowly began to find their feet during the first half. The hosts were rewarded five minutes before the interval with a fantastic header from Sam Vokes. Mee provided a terrific long pass behind the defence.
Newcastle continued to turn the screw in the second half, displaying their hunger for the fight, and should have added a third as they raced towards a rare away success.
Joselu hit the woodwork with 11 minutes remaining, but Vokes should have grabbed an equaliser in the final moments.
It was Newcastle's first away win since beating Leicester in April, giving the visitors three consecutive victories in the Premier League.