Follow the Premier League: scores, table & fixtures.

Following the Premier League in GoalTrack

The Premier League is the most-watched league in the world, and the title race, the European places and the relegation scrap can all stay alive into May. GoalTrack tracks the lot, from City, Arsenal, Liverpool and United at the top to the promoted sides fighting to stay up. Star a club and its live score sits next to its league position every matchday.

How the Premier League works

• 20 clubs play each other home and away across 38 matchdays.
• Three points for a win, one for a draw; the table is ranked on points, then goal difference.
• The bottom three clubs are relegated to the Championship each season.
• The top four (or five) qualify for the following season’s UEFA Champions League.

Clubs and rivalries to follow

The Premier League’s pull is that almost every week has something on it. The title has been fought out between Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool, with United, Chelsea, Tottenham and Newcastle chasing the European places and the promoted clubs scrapping to stay up. The derbies carry their own weight, the Manchester and North London ones especially, and GoalTrack shows each of them with the live score and the table side by side once you star the clubs involved.

How to follow the Premier League in GoalTrack

Pick the Premier League from the competition switcher and you get the live scores, the current table and every fixture in one place. Star your club and its matches move to the top of your feed, with goal, kickoff and full-time alerts if you want them. Scores you have already loaded stay readable if your signal drops, so a packed 3pm Saturday keeps working on a patchy train connection.

GoalTrack shows all of this as it happens, so you always know where your club stands. Follow it alongside every other major competition in one feed, or read more about standings and live scores.