Premier League form table is now updated and worth a look ahead of West Ham v Newcastle | OneFootball

This is how the Premier League form table looks on Sunday morning.

Newcastle United now eleven weeks into their season.

A busy time with already 14 games played this season in all competitions.

In between the interminable international breaks, a packed schedule with United playing every midweek as well as weekends.

The NUFC side moving into the Carabao Cup quarter-finals on Wednesday and now the chance to move into the top half of the Premier League table if getting a win at West Ham.

Here is the updated Premier League form table on Sunday 2 November 2025, which covers the past six matches for all teams:

The last six PL results for Newcastle United with very latest one listed first:

Newcastle 2 Fulham 1

Brighton 2 Newcastle 1

Newcastle 2 Forest 0

Newcastle 1 Arsenal 2

Bournemouth 0 Newcastle 0

Newcastle 1 Wolves 0

As you can see, Newcastle United are ninth in this newly updated Premier League form table.

In the Premier League form table over the last half dozen, NUFC with ten points from three wins, one draw and two defeats, with seven goals scored and five conceded.

As for Newcastle’s opponents on Sunday, these are the last six PL matches that West Ham have played, the very most recent listed first:

Leeds 2 West Ham 1

West Ham 0 Brentford 2

Arsenal 2 West Ham 0

Everton 1 West Ham 1

West Ham 1 Palace 2

West Ham 0 Spurs 3

So West Ham rock bottom in the Premier League form table with one point from no wins, one draw and five defeats, scoring three and conceding twelve.

This is how the full Premier League table currently now looks on the morning of Sunday 2 November 2025:

As you can see, West Ham only kept off the bottom by Wolves six places and eight points below Newcastle in the full Premier League table, whilst nine points and eleven places below NUFC in this updated Premier League form table.

When you look at the last six matches in all competitions for the two sides, you find West Ham with still that one draw and five defeats, all in the Premier League. However, for Newcastle it is five wins and that one defeat at Brighton, in all competitions, Eddie Howe’s side scoring 14 goals in their most recent half dozen matches and conceding only three.