Premier League Power Rankings: Brentford rise after seven-goal thriller

The final round of February games in the Premier League were chock full of intrigue, with the last-place team earning a rare victory, the title contenders all victorious, and two more winning streaks getting started.

We try to make sense of it all in the latest Power Rankings, which are not meant to look at the overall picture, but rather to provide a snapshot based on current form, strength of opposition, and other factors. As always, these rankings are based on Premier League play only.

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Here are DAZN News' Power Rankings ahead of Matchweek 29.

1. Arsenal (—)

You may not like how they are doing it, but the Gunners continue to find ways to win during this crucial stretch of their run at the title.

Next match: March 4 at Brighton

2. Manchester City (▲4)

This is the time of year that the Sky Blues turn into the Premier League's version of the Termintor, and they have now won four straight league games.

Next match: March 4 vs. Nottingham Forest

3. Manchester United (▼1)

The Red Devils slip up a bit only because of Man City doing their usual late-season routine. Man United have been as impressive as any other team in the league in 2026.

Next match: March 4 at Newcastle

4. Liverpool (—)

Three wins in a row for the Reds, who are in hot pursuit of a Champions League berth.

Next match: March 3 at Wolves

5. Chelsea (▼2)

Losing to the league leaders is hardly a shame, but the Blues are suddenly winless in three games and face missing out on the Champions League.

Next match: March 4 at Aston Villa

6. Brentford (▲4)

Back to winning ways over the weekend, and the Bees have lost just once in their last five.

Next match: March 3 at Bournemouth

7. Bournemouth (▲2)

The Cherries are unbeaten in eight, although their two most recent matches were draws.

Next match: March 3 vs. Brentford

8. Aston Villa (▼3)

Loing to the worst team in the league will always affect a club's ranking, but Villa's got just one win in their last five.

Next match: March 4 vs. Chelsea

9. Newcastle (▼1)

The losses are piling up for the Magpies at the wrong time.

Next match: March 4 vs. Manchester United

10. Leeds United (▼3)

Leeds fought to the end against Man City but could not stop the juggernaut from leaving Elland Road with three points. That's three games without a win now.

Next match: March 3 vs. Sunderland

11. Everton (▲3)

Avoided a three-game losing skid by claiming a win at St. James' Park, which is not an easy task.

Next match: March 3 vs. Burnley

12. Fulham (▼1)

The Cottagers did what they had to do against a woeful Spurs team, but their overall form is still not convincing.

Next match: March 4 vs. West Ham

13. West Ham (▼1)

Got blasted by Liverpool, which happens to many teams. However, the Hammers are looking to avoid relegation and still haven't found the appropriate level of urgency.

Next match: March 4 at Fulham

14. Nottingham Forest (▼1)

The Tricky Trees fell again over the weekend, their third loss in four games.

Next match: March 4 at Manchester City

15. Sunderland (▲1)

The Black Cats halted their losing streak with an away draw at Bournemouth, earning them a slight bump.

Next match: March 3 at Leeds United

16. Brighton (▲1)

Brighton's suddenly won back-to-back games, but a massive test awaits on Wednesday.

Next match: March 4 vs. Arsenal

17. Wolves (▲2)

A rare win (and a clean sheet!) gives Wolverhampton a boost.

Next match: March 3 vs. Liverpool

18. Burnley (▼3)

The Clarets fell at home to visiting Brentford for their third loss in five games.

Next match: March 3 at Everton

19. Crystal Palace (▼1)

Palace have fallen apart over the past few months, and they'll be without Maxence Lacroix for their next game after his red card against Man United.

Next match: March 5 at Tottenham

20. Tottenham (—)

There's Spursy, and then there's whatever this Tottenham team have been doing. Four losses on the bounce pushes their winless skid to 10 games.

Next match: March 5 vs. Crystal Palace

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