'Crazy' Premier League This Season

                                        
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Leicester - Leicester City share the top of the standings with Arsenal, Chelsea was thrown away in the bottom board and close to the relegation zone. Premier League 2015/2016 season was crazy!
No one thought of course Leicester could be at the top when the season runs half. Despite having to share with Arsenal, goal difference and sit second, The Foxes This achievement is extraordinary.
Whereas the Christmas period last year, Leicester was still stranded at the bottom of the standings and is now in the top flight.
Meanwhile Chelsea actually inversely when they started the year brilliantly closed the Premier League title, is now the Blues even worse in the 15th position of the standings and only three points out of the red zone.
Decline to make Jose Mourinho Chelsea have lost his job, which is now filled temporarily by Guus Hiddink until the end of the season.
Sensation small teams do not just belong to Leicester, as Watford and Crystal Palace are also enliven the top Premier League. Watford surprisingly there is in seventh place of the standings, while Palace in sixth position.
Competition at the top is also fairly exciting. Only four teams make it to the first position from the beginning of the season, the Manchester City (12 weeks), Leicester (five weeks) and Manchester United and Arsenal each week.
Anomaly when sometimes some big four teams are not mutually took advantage of his rivals. Call it when Leicester lost 0-1 to Liverpool on Boxing Day game, Arsenal who had the opportunity to actually hit the top 0-4 by Southampton.
"The league is very crazy. I think the big teams have to remain at the highest level, but sometimes it means that no team wants to be champion - that's the oddity of this league," said Leicester manager, Claudio Ranieri, as quoted by Soccernet.
"It is not easy for us but we want to compete with all the teams. What we have done is a miracle," he continued.

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