With the final stretch of the 2015-16 Premier League season finally upon us, Leicester City sit atop our Power Rankings.
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The Foxes continue to win matches and maintain their lead at the top of the table, while the real fight looks to be for that coveted fourth position.
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1 | UP 2 | Leicester City: The Foxes miraculous run continues as Leicester sit five points clear at the top. The title is in reach… |
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2 | DOWN 1 | Tottenham Hotspur: Harry Kane has ten goals in his last ten PL matches as Spurs continue to keep the pressure on Leicester. |
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3 | UP 3 | West Ham United: Slaven Bilic has West Ham challenging for a Champions League spot as Dimitri Payet leads the free-flowing Hammers attack. |
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4 | UP 6 | Manchester United: Marcus Rashford has become an overnight hero as a win in the Manchester derby sees United right in the thick of things in the top-four fight. |
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5 | DOWN 3 | Arsenal: One win from their last four PL matches has the Gunners 11 points off the lead and six points behind rivals Tottenham. |
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6 | DOWN 2 | Southampton: Saints overcame a two-goal halftime deficit to pull out a wild 3-2 win over Liverpool, with Koeman’s men looking to lock up a spot in Europe. |
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7 | UP 2 | Stoke City: The Potters have gotten points from five of their past six matches as the new-look Stoke City could be playing in the Europa League next season. |
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8 | DOWN 3 | Manchester City: Injuries and poor form have seen the Citizens stumble from title contenders to top-four hopefuls. Could Pep come to the Etihad without Champions League football? |
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9 | DOWN 2 | Chelsea: The Blues remain unbeaten in the PL under Guus Hiddink as they have recovered from a horrendous start, now sitting 10th on the table. |
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10 | UP 5 | Bournemouth: Eddie Howe has worked wonders at the Vitality Stadium as the injury-depleted Cherries are up to 38 points and surely safe for next season. |
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11 | DOWN 3 | Liverpool: A terrible collapse against Southampton saw the Reds drop valuable points in their push for Europe. |
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12 | DOWN 1 | Watford: Odion Ighalo‘s scoring has slowed a bit but the Hornets have still been able to find points when needed. |
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13 | UP 1 | West Bromwich Albion: Saido Berahino is finally back in the side and showing flashes of his form from last season with the Baggies still in the hunt for a top-ten finish. |
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14 | DOWN 2 | Everton: There have been calls for Roberto Martinez to be sacked in the summer as an extremely talented Toffees side has failed to live up to their potential. |
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15 | DOWN 2 | Swansea City: Gylfi Sigurdsson has seven goals in 2016 as the Swans have won three of four to help their push towards safety. |
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16 | UP 2 | Norwich City: Some solid performances have seen the Canaries climb out of the relegation zone, with their next three matches against sides also fighting for survival. |
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17 | DOWN 2 | Sunderland: Jermain Defoe has six goals in his last ten appearances and must continue scoring to keep Big Sam’s men up. |
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18 | UP 1 | Newcastle United: McClaren is out and Rafa is in, but the Magpies still sit in the bottom three. A huge point in the Tyne-Wear Derby could give the side some momentum. |
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19 | DOWN 2 | Crystal Palace: Palace are still without a PL win in 2016, a run that is up to 13 matches now. Alan Pardew must figure things out quickly. |
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20 | — | Aston Villa: No words needed. Villa are glue. |