4) Chelsea – 17 points
Like Tottenham, they’ve played a game less than their rivals due to the cup final. With their focus now on other competitions, their form has waned just slightly.
3) Stoke City – 17 points
All credit to Mark Hughes, who is determined to lead Stoke to their best ever Premier League finish, and is well on course after an excellent start to the year.
2) Arsenal – 21 points
Arsene Wenger has his critics, but as the Gunners form will tell you, he’s well on track for guiding the North London giants to yet another top four finish.
1) Liverpool – 23 points
Brendan Rodgers has inspired an incredible revival from his Liverpool team, who are the only unbeaten Premier League side so far this year. They still sit fifth at the moment, but a top four spot looks to be well within their grasp.