The Premier League is in full swing. Surprising Brighton or struggling Leicester

More than an eighth of all matches have been played in England’s top competition. Surprisingly, the fourth place is held by Brighton, a team from the south-east of England. Arsenal are having a very good start to the season so far. They have won all five matches so far.

Nottingham Forest

The team, which this transfer period brought thirty new players, eighteen of whom are on the roster of the A team, whose goal is definitely to stay in the best league in the world, got four points in six matches for the win against West Ham and the draw at Everton.

Manchester City

By far the most expensive team in the Premier League is in third place in the incomplete table. It is certainly worth mentioning the Norwegian canon Erling Haland, who has registered six accurate shots in the last two games. In total, Haaland has scored nine goals in the current season, more than thirteen of the twenty clubs playing in the Premier League.

“He’s too big, too fast, has a killer instinct and plays in a team that can create a bunch of chances in a game. All he needs is to stay healthy,” said England legend Michael Owen on the Leeds native.

Brighton & Hove Albion

The Seagulls have been on the up for the last few seasons under Graham Potter. In the current season they have gained ten points. Pascal Groß is having a very good season in the blue and white jersey so far. He has been directly involved in two thirds of all the goals scored by the team from the South East of England this season.

West Ham United

The team under David Moyes has brought in some big names in the transfer window. For example, Gianluca Scamacca or Lucas Paquetá from Lyon have joined the traditional English team. However, so far the London club is not doing well. In four matches it has managed to score only three goals, for which it was rewarded with four points for the draw with Spurs and the win at Aston Villa 1: 0.

The positive news for Czech fans, however, may be the workload of both Czech national team players. The Ostrava-born Vladimír Coufal played ninety-three percent of the minutes. Tomáš Souček did not miss a single minute in all three games.

Source:: transfermarkt, sport.cz