Premier League top four

The 2019/20 Premier League season may be just four games old, but we are already starting to get a good idea of contenders in various parts of the table.

Manchester City and Liverpool appear to be a cut above the rest again and, barring any dramatic improvements from the tips free soccer page, it looks like it will be a two-horse race for the title.

Then there is the top four - or, now, the big six.

The remaining four - Arsenal, Man United, Tottenham and Chelsea - should be battling it out for the remaining two places, but there are enough early warning signs about all of them lớn think that this is a great year for a team lớn break into the Champions League spots.

We take a look at the current state of play and see who could make the cut come May...

Arsenal

Currently fifth with seven points from their opening 12, Unai Emery's side have started reasonably well and they are still yet to properly hit their stride.

They beat Burnley and Newcastle, drawing with rivals Tottenham in the north London derby and losing away at Liverpool. They are still learning under Unai Emery and the dangers they possess in attack could be the difference between them making the top four and missing out. Please visit under 2.5 soccer tip for more details!

In Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, they have last season's joint-top scorer. He links up well with Alexandre Lacazette, who also contributed double figures last season. Both of the forwards are already off the mark this term with three and two respectively lớn their name.

Then there's Nicolas Pepe, their record signing who has shown glimpses of his potential since arriving from Lille. The 23-year-old possesses undoubted quality and you feel he just needs a goal to get off the mark.

Man United

Some of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's problems from last season seem lớn have continued, but his squad is lighter and rid of the likes of Romelu Lukaku, Alexis Sanchez and Matteo Darmian as he looks for the mood lớn change and leaders to step up.

Harry Maguire's arrival was left late in the summer, just before the season got underway, and the defence is still finding its feet but Maguire, Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Dan James all look like promising signings.

There is a lot lớn like about this side when they are on song, with devastating pace on the counter, but sides are learning lớn deal with that and contain them, and there doesn't look like enough guile in the team lớn pick apart a packed defence.

Tottenham

It has been a very un-Tottenham-like start from the north Londoners.

Mauricio Pochettino has been complaining, his squad have been 'unsettled' and the results have not followed as they would have liked.

Is it a combination of a Champions League final hangover and the interference of the European transfer window? Possibly. But Spurs need to up the ante after the international break.

Chelsea

Chelsea are arguably in transition under Frank Lampard, who is continuing lớn learn about Premier League management as well as his young squad.

As well as a thrashing at Man United, they have won one (away at Norwich) and drawn three as Lampard's wait for a Stamford Bridge win goes on.

Losing a two-goal half-time lead lớn newly-promoted Sheffield United at the weekend is poor though and errors like that across the course of the season could ultimately cost them their place.