Back to the Leicester City Newsfeed

Liverpool are first without hitting top-form, Chelsea's £230m outlay looks a WASTE OF MONEY... and are Man United over-reliant on Bruno Fernandes? As the season hits the half-way mark, here's reasons to CHEER and FEAR for the Premier League's top clubs

After the hectic festive period, Premier League players can breathe again as the FA Cup takes over this weekend - and boy do most of them need a momentary pause in play.

With this congested season starting in mid-September, top clubs have been cramming in three games a week for most of the past four months to squeeze in every competition.

The net result? Carnage, surprise and unpredictability. Thus far, we've had some freak results. For instance, the current top-two - Liverpool and Manchester United - both lost by five goals on one crazy day in October.