Final Premier League table and where Brighton will finish compared to Chelsea, West Ham and Newcastle

Roberto De Zerbi's men are sixth in the fledgling table with three wins and one loss from their first four matches. They opened the new season with a 4-1 win against newly-promoted Luton Town at the American Express Stadium and followed that with the same score-line in a 4-1 triumph at Wolves.

Their only defeat came at home to West Ham where David Moyes' team delivered a ruthless display in a 3-1 win for the Hammers. De Zerbi promised a reaction and Brighton hit back with a 3-1 victory against Eddie Howe's Newcastle, thanks to a hat-trick from teenage striker Evan Ferguson. The Seagulls will be back in action after the international break this Saturday as they travel to Man United.

Erik ten Hag's men have struggled so far this season and are 11th with two wins and two defeats. Just prior to the break they were beaten 3-1 at Arsenal.

As the Premier League resumes this weekend, Football analysts at www.betvictor.com take a look at who is tipped to finish top and who will be relegated.

1. Man City 88 points and 60 goal difference; 2. Arsenal 76 points and 37 goal difference; 3. Liverpool 72 points and 30 goal difference; 4. Newcastle 71 points and 35 goal difference; 5. Brighton 68 points and 25 goal difference.

6. Man United 64 points and 15 goal difference; 7. Tottenham 63 points and 14 goal difference; 8. Brentford 59 points and 12 goal difference; 9. Aston Villa 58 points and 6 goal difference; 10 West Ham 56 points and 3 goal difference.

11. Crystal Palace 56 points and -5 goal difference; 12. Chelsea 47 points and -6 goal difference; 13. Fulham 47 points and -14 goal difference; 14. Nottingham Forest 43 points and -17 goal difference; 15. Bournemouth 38 points and -23 goal difference; 16. Wolves 37 points and -26 goal difference.

17. Everton 35 points and -27 goal difference; 18. Sheffield United 29 points and -33 goal difference; 19. Burnley 28 points and -40 goal difference; 20. Luton Town 27 points and -47 goal difference.