This is where Brighton, West Ham and Aston Villa will finish in the Premier League - under EFL's new plan to decide season

The EFL’s three divisions will be decided via unweighted points per game should clubs vote to curtail the 2019/20 season. So, where would that leave Brighton and Hove Albion in the Premier League table?

A majority of 51% in the Championship, League One and League Two is required in order to end the campaign and bring PPG into play.

Scroll and click through the pages to see how the top-flight table would finish – IF a PPG method was adopted:

13. Newcastle United - 1.21

Remain in current Premier League position. | Getty Images Photo: Nathan Stirk

14. Southampton - 1.17

Remain in current Premier League position. | Getty Images Photo: Bryn Lennon

15. Brighton and Hove Albion - 1

Remain in current Premier League position. | Getty Images Photo: Justin Setterfield

16. West Ham United - 0.93

Remain in current Premier League position. | Getty Images Photo: IAN KINGTON

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