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Premier League Power Rankings: Crystal Palace make huge leap after massive victory
The final weekend of Premier League action prior to the October international break is here, and there has been a shake-up in the Power Rankings.
Crystal Palace's Matchweek 6 win over Liverpool caused a ripple effect through the top of the rankings, with Oliver Glasner's side among the beneficiaries.
Meanwhile, some clubs took a tumble after unwanted results.
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.
Here are DAZN News ' Power Rankings ahead of Matchweek 7.
1. Arsenal (up 1)
A late comeback victory at St. James' Park, where Arsenal have struggled in recent years, sees the Gunners take top spot this week.
Next match: Oct. 4 vs. West Ham
2. Manchester City (up 1)
City have not been the picture of consistency this season, but when victorious they win big. Such was the case in their 5-1 win over Burnley, which influenced their upward movement.
Next match: Oct. 5 at Brentford
3. Liverpool (down 2)
It may seem unfair for the Reds to drop two spots after just their first loss of the season, but their play has not yet convinced in a manner befitting a first place side despite their place on top of the actual standings.
Next match: Oct. 4 at Chelsea
4. Crystal Palace (up 8)
Palace, meanwhile, have been consistent going back into last season, and handing Liverpool their first defeat is a massive shot in the arm for the unlikely title challengers.
Next match: Oct. 5 at Everton
5. Newcastle (no change)
The Magpies' ability to keep matches close is the only reason why they remain so high in these rankings.
Next match: Oct. 5 vs. Nottingham Forest
6. Fulham (no change)
The Cottagers ran into a suddenly dangerous Aston Villa side last week, putting an end to their aspirations of three league wins in a row.
Next match: Oct. 3 at Bournemouth
7. Brentford (up 1)
Claiming a two-goal victory over Man Utd is pretty much expected for the Bees these days, and they got it done.
Next match: Oct. 5 vs. Manchester City
8. Chelsea (down 4)
What has happened to Chelsea? Another poor result, this time against visiting Brighton, means a big drop for the Blues.
Next match: Oct. 4 vs. Liverpool
9. Brighton (up 5)
Speaking of the Seagulls, going to Stamford Bridge and easing to victory is no small task — even with Chelsea slumping.
Next match: Oct. 5 at Wolves
10. Tottenham (down 1)
Back-to-back draws, with the most recent at home against woeful Wolves, will do Spurs' stock no favours.
Next match: Oct. 4 at Leeds United
11. Nottingham Forest (down 4)
Ange Postecoglou has his hands full as he tries to reshape Forest into a competitive side. Losing at home to Sunderland is never going to help.
Next match: Oct. 5 at Newcastle
12. Aston Villa (down 2)
Villa finally got their first win of the league campaign, and they were comfortable in doing so. This slight drop is more reflective of earlier results and other teams' movement.
Next match: Oct. 5 vs. Burnley
13. Bournemouth (up 3)
Their draw at Leeds extends Bournemouth's undefeated streak to five league games. However, they will need better results against better sides if they are to keep climbing.
Next match: Oct. 3 vs. Fulham
14. Everton (down 3)
The Toffees are suddenly winless in three games after their home draw with West Ham last week.
Next match: Oct. 5 vs. Crystal Palace
15. Sunderland (up 3)
The Black Cats have put together a sneakily good start to the season, but aside from their Sept. 13 draw at Crystal Palace they've yet to face any side from the top 12.
Next match: Oct. 4 at Manchester United
16. Leeds United (down 3)
Leeds are the definition of middling, with their record at 2-2-2 and a -3 goal difference.
Next match: Oct. 4 vs. Tottenham
17. Manchester United (down 2)
Three losses in six matches, with their most recent outing a two-goal defeat at Brentford. The Red Devils are where they deserve to be.
Next match: Oct. 4 at Sunderland
18. West Ham (up 1)
An away draw at Everton gives the Hammers a slight bump.
Next match: Oct. 4 at Arsenal
19. Wolves (up 1)
See above, but replace Everton with Tottenham and the Hammers with Wolves.
Next match: Oct. 5 vs. Brighton
20. Burnley (down 3)
Several teams will be on the wrong end of a drubbing by Man City. Last week was Burnley's turn.
Next match: Oct. 5 at Aston Villa
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