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PL Standings March 2026 | League Table after 31 games when Tudor was sacked by Spurs

Here is a look at the 2025/26 Premier League table as it stood at the end of March 2026 (after 31 matches). These are also the PL standings when Tottenham Hotspur sacked Igor Tudor and appointed Roberto de Zerbi as manager.

EPL table after 31 games in the 25/26 league season

Premier League Table March 2026

Spurs league position when they sacked Tudor and appointed De Zerbi?

Spurs were 17th in the table with 30 points (one point above the relegation zone) when they sacked Igor Tudor as manager.

Man United league position at the end of March 2026?

Manchester United were third in the table with 55 points at the end of March 2026 (behind Arsenal and Man City)

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Pundit Predictions for Man City v MUFC 2025- Merson, Sutton, Crouch

Week 4’s biggest game sees Manchester City square off against Man United in the first Manchester derby of the season. City are seemingly in a state of transition, having lost two of their first three games and United, despite their own problems, will fancy a crack at their bitter rivals in this GW4 clash.

Here are the pundit predictions for this Manchester derby, which will have Anthony Taylor as referee.

Man City vs Man Utd 2025

Chris Sutton: Sutton says this is a big set of fixtures for City, who will also kick off their CL campaign against Italian champions Napoli later in the week and will then face Arsenal in GW5.

Says City need to possibly play Gianluigi Donnarumma because James Trafford hasn’t looked assured in goal, and reckons Bryan Mbuemo could prove a real handful for City’s defenders on the counter.

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Premier League Team of the Week (Round 1) 2025-26 season- Raya, Reijnders, Richarlison

Here is a look at the Premier League team of the week following the conclusion of the first round of fixtures. Not surprisingly, nearly half the team is drawn from Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur- the two sides that are currently 1st and 2nd in the table.

Despite their 4-2 win over Bournemouth, defending champions Liverpool have no player in the BBC’s Team of the Week. Their opponents do have one though in the form of Antoine Semenyo.

City’s three representatives are wing backs Rayan Ait-Nouri & Rico Lewis, and midfielder Reijnders, who achieved the rare distinction of both scoring and assisting on his league debut.

Arsenal’s 1-0 win over Man United- a victory that was mainly built on defensive resilience, sees them have two players in the TOTW in the form of goalkeeper Raya and defender Saliba.

BBC Team of the Week (MD1 25-26 season)

Raya (Arsenal)
Lewis and Ait Nouri (Man City), Saliba (Arsenal), Ballard (Sunderland)
Anderson (Forest), Ampadu (Leeds), Reijnders (Man City)
Semenyo (Bournemouth), Richarlison and Kudus (Spurs)

Premier League Team of the Week Round 1 2025-26 season

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