Leeds United rocket up to 8th in table that shows reason for Premier League survival

The latest Premier League home form table just shows how good Leeds United have been at Elland Road during the 2025/26 season

Leeds United have all but survived, and they have one main thing to thank - their Elland Road home form.

The Whites pulled off another memorable victory at home on Friday night, defeating Burnley 3-1 to move to 43 points and edge further towards safety.

Anton Stach, Noah Okafor, and Dominic Calvert-Lewin gave Leeds a 3-0 lead by the 56th minute, before Loum Tchaouna pulled one back for Burnley.

Leeds held on to move nine points clear of safety, with Tottenham, who have four games left, in 18th on 34 points.

The Whites have performed well throughout the season, but the vast majority of their points have come at home.

If you did a Premier League table based on just away results, Leeds would sit bang smack in the relegation zone in 18th.

However, when we take a look at the club's form at home, Leeds have moved into the top half.

As shown by this latest home form table in association with BestOnlineCasino, Daniel Farke's men really do have their loyal Elland Road support to thank for helping guide the club to safety.

Premier League 2025/26 home form table:

Arsenal played 17 pts 41

Man City played 16 pts 39

Man Utd played 17 pts 36

Aston Villa played 17 pts 35

Liverpool played 17 pts 34

Fulham played 17 pts 32

Brighton played 17 pts 30

Leeds played 18 pts 29

Sunderland played 17 pts 29

Brentford played 17 pts 28

Bournemouth played 17 pts 27

Newcastle played 17 pts 26

Chelsea played 17 pts 23

Everton played 17 pts 22

Crystal Palace played 17 pts 20

West Ham played 17 pts 19

Notts Forest played 17 pts 18

Wolves played 17 pts 12

Tottenham played 17 pts 11

Burnley played 17 pts 11

Next up for Leeds is Tottenham on Monday, May 11, at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Fans will be marching on together once again.

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