Episode

Parity Has Come to the Premier League

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The Double Pivot: Soccer analysis, analytics, and commentary
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Dec 31, 2025
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Summary

The long midtable in the Premier League is exceptionally competitive and just plain good. We talk about the underlying economic and game-structural reasons this has happened, and then we get into (most of) the 6th to 14th place clubs—Manchester United, Spurs, Palace, Brighton, Brentford, Newcastle and more—and their chances at making a run for the Champions League. Support the show