How the Premier League table has looked without fans in stadiums

With supporters set to return to grounds this weekend, we take a look at how the Premier League table has looked without fans in stadiums.

Finally, football supporters return to stadiums in the Premier League this weekend after nine months of matches being played behind closed doors.

Some areas in the country that remain in tier 3 restrictions will have to wait a bit longer, but those in tier 2 can have up to 2,000 fans – and that number could well be increased by the end of 2020.

It has been a long time coming and, barring a couple of test events, we have got used to the sight of empty stands.

While it has given us an insight into what players say to each other during the game, it’s nothing compared to having the atmosphere of fans at the grounds.

talkSPORT look at how the Premier League table has looked since the last time fans were able to attend games as can be seen below…

1) Manchester City

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Man City have played 19, won 12, drew 3, lost 4, had 49 goals for, had 15 goals against, and a goal difference of 34.

They have picked up a total of 39 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 11th in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 15 points from 9 games.

2) Tottenham Hotspur

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Spurs have played 19, won 11, drew 6, lost 2, had 35 goals for, 16 goals against and a goal difference of 19.

They have picked up a total of 39 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 1st in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 21 points from 10 games.

3) Liverpool

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Liverpool have played 19, won 11, drew 5, lost 3, had 41 goals for, 29 goals against and a goal difference of 12.

They have picked up a total of 38 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 2nd in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 21 points from 10 games.

4) Manchester United

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Man Utd have played 18, won 11, drew 4, lost 3, had 38 goals for, 22 goals against and a goal difference of 16.

They have picked up a total of 37 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 9th in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 16 points from 9 games.

5) Chelsea

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Chelsea have played 19, won 11, drew 4, lost 4, had 40 goals for, 25 goals against and a goal difference of 15.

They have picked up a total of 37 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 3rd in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 19 points from 19 games.

6) Southampton

We continue our look at how the Premier League table has looked without fans in stadiums.

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Southampton have played 19, won 10, drew 5, lost 4, had 35 goals for, 24 goals against and a goal difference of 11.

They have picked up a total of 35 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 6th in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 17 points from 10 games.

7) Wolves

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Wolves have played 19, won 10, drew 3, lost 6, had 21 goals for, 17 goals against and a goal difference of 4.

They have picked up a total of 33 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 7th in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 17 points from 10 games.

8) West Ham

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, West Ham have played 19, won 8, drew 5, lost 6, had 31 goals for, 23 goals against and a goal difference of 8.

They have picked up a total of 29 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 5th in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 17 points from 10 games.

9) Arsenal

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Arsenal have played 20, won 9, drew 2, lost 9, had 26 goals for, 24 goals against and goal difference of 2.

They have picked up a total of 29 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 14th in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 13 points from 10 games.

10) Everton

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Everton have played 19, won 8, drew 4, lost 7, had 26 goals for, 27 goals against and -1 goal difference.

They have picked up a total of 28 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 8th in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 16 points from 10 games.

11) Leicester City

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Leicester have played 19, won 8, drew 3, lost 8, had 28 goals for, 27 goals against and 1 goal difference.

They have picked up a total of 27 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 4th in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 18 points from 10 games.

12) Aston Villa

We continue our look at how the Premier League table has looked without fans in stadiums.

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Aston Villa have played 19, won 7, drew 4, lost 8, had 27 goals for, 24 goals against and 3 goal difference.

They have picked up a total of 25 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 10th in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 15 points from 9 games.

13) Newcastle United

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Newcastle have played 19, won 6, drew 5, lost 8, had 25 goals for, 32 goals against and -7 goal difference.

They have picked up a total of 23 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 13th in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 14 points from 10 games.

14) Brighton

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Brighton have played 19, won 5, drew 7, lost 7, had 21 goals for, 30 goals against and -9 goal difference.

They have picked up a total of 22 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 16th in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 10 points from 10 games.

15) Burnley

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Burnley have played 18, won 5, drew 5, lost 8, had 13 goals for, 27 goals against and -14 goal difference.

They have picked up a total of 20 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 19th in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 5 points from 9 games.

16) Crystal Palace

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Crystal Palace have played 19, won 5, drew 2, lost 12, had 17 goals for, 33 goals against and -16 goal difference.

They have picked up a total of 17 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 13th in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 13 points from 10 games.

17) Leeds United

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Leeds have played 10, won 4, drew 2, lost 4, had 15 goals for, 17 goals against and -2 goal difference.

They have picked up a total of 14 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 12th in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 14 points from 10 games.

18) Sheffield United

We continue our look at how the Premier League table has looked without fans in stadiums.

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Sheffield United have played 20, won 3, drew 3, lost 14, had 13 goals for, 30 goals against and -17 goal difference.

They have picked up a total of 12 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 20th in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 1 point from 10 games.

19) Bournemouth

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Bournemouth have played 9, won 2, drew 1, lost 6, had 11 goals for, 18 goals against and -7 goal difference.

They have picked up a total of 7 points from Premier League games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 1st in the proper Championship table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 30 points from 16 games.

20) Fulham

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Fulham have played 10, won 2, drew 1, lost 7, had 11 goals for, 19 goals against and -8 goal difference.

They have picked up a total of 7 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 17th in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 7 points from 10 games.

21) Watford

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Watford have played 9, won 2, drew 1, lost 6, had 9 goals for, 20 goals against and -11 goal difference.

They have picked up a total of 7 points from Premier League games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 3rd in the proper Championship table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 27 points from 15 games.

22) West Brom

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, West Brom have played 10, won 3, drew, 6 lost, had 7 goals for, 18 goals against and -11 goal difference.

They have picked up a total of 6 points from games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 18th in the proper Premier League table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 6 points from 10 games.

23) Norwich City

Since fans were last let back into stadiums, Norwich have played 9, won 0, drew 0, lost 9, had 1 goals for, 23 goals against and -22 goal difference.

They have picked up a total of 0 points from Premier League games played in front of no fans since March.

The club currently sit 2nd in the proper Championship table for the 2020/21 season. Taking 28 points from 15 games.

Now you have seen how the Premier League table has looked without fans in stadiums, what do you make of it? Let us know your thoughts.