Chelsea 3rd, Arsenal 10th – How the Premier League table would look with clubs ranked by top-scorer

16. Stoke City – Peter Crouch

Stoke and Tony Pulis parted ways at the end of last term and new manager Mark Hughes has achieved as good a league position with a more aesthetically pleasing style and Crouch has looked solid if unspectacular.

15. Sunderland – Adam Johnson

At the start of 2014 Johnson went through a period of scoring prolifically and whilst the winger hasn’t found consistency, those goals could well play a big part in the Blacks Cats staying up.