After Arsenal’s 1–0 win at Liverpool on November 1, 2026, Arsenal sat first in the Premier League with 24 points from nine matches. Liverpool were fifth, nine points behind. Those figures describe the table after the match, not a permanent ranking: later results can change positions and points. Use the Premier League’s live table for the current view, and treat the figures below as a dated snapshot.
The clubs met at Anfield in Matchweek 9. Liverpool’s official match report confirms the 1–0 result and Kai Havertz’s 16th-minute goal. Reuters reported that Arsenal moved three points clear at the top on 24 points, while Liverpool remained fifth and nine points back. Liverpool’s 15-point figure below is the arithmetic difference between 24 and nine; check the live table before reusing a snapshot later.
| Position | Club | Played | Points | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Arsenal | 9 | 24 | Three points clear of second place in the reported snapshot |
| 5 | Liverpool | 9 | 15* | Nine points behind Arsenal |
*Liverpool’s 15 points are calculated from the reported 24-point total and nine-point gap. The live Premier League table is the place to confirm a later total or position.
Arsenal won the match, but the score and the standings answer different questions. The 0–1 score describes one game. The table ranks clubs using their accumulated results across the league season. A head-to-head result can add points and affect goal difference, but it does not create a separate Liverpool-versus-Arsenal league ranking.
Do not rely on rank alone when two teams are close. Read the surrounding columns to understand why one club is above another and whether they have played the same number of matches.
No. The win gives the winner three points and the loser none from that match, but the final positions also depend on each club’s existing points, goal difference, goals scored, and other results. In this case, Arsenal’s win over Liverpool helped move the Gunners to first; it did not make every Liverpool–Arsenal match a title decider. To check the actual effect, compare both clubs’ points before and after the result, then inspect the full table.
League tables list points actually earned, not projected points. A team with a game in hand may still be behind until it plays and wins. Treat “games in hand” as an opportunity, not guaranteed points: the match can end in a draw or defeat. When comparing Liverpool and Arsenal, read Pl beside Pts and avoid assuming that an unplayed match will change the standings in a particular direction.
During the season, the Premier League table uses points, then goal difference, then goals scored to separate teams. At the end of the season, if the relevant clubs are still tied and the result affects the title, European qualification, or relegation, the rules add head-to-head points and head-to-head away goals; a neutral-site playoff may be used if teams still cannot be separated. The exact late-season tie-break matters only when clubs are level on the earlier criteria. For a routine check, read the displayed position and confirm the points, GD, and goals scored columns.
For a clear update, include the date of the snapshot, each club’s position, matches played, points, and the match result that prompted the search. A useful wording is: “After Arsenal’s 1–0 win at Anfield on November 1, Arsenal were first with 24 points from nine matches; Liverpool were fifth, nine points behind.” That makes clear the figures are time-specific. If you are publishing later, recheck the official table instead of carrying forward this snapshot.
The official table is dynamic and may show newer results than this article’s November 1, 2026 snapshot. Sources checked: Premier League table; Premier League format and points system; Premier League tie-break rules; Liverpool’s official match report; and Reuters coverage of the standings after the match.
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