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Liverpool top 2015 Premier League form table

Daniel Sturridge celebrates scoring the opening goal with Liverpool team-mate Raheem Sterling during their game against Swansea in 2014

Liverpool were seven points adrift of fourth place on New Year’s Day but a remarkable run of results at the start of 2015 has propelled them to within striking distance of the Champions League qualifying spots.

Brendan Rodgers’ side top the form table since the turn of the year after taking 17 points from a possible 21 and are now just two points behind Manchester United. In fact, the Reds haven’t lost in the Premier League since their 3-0 defeat at Old Trafford on December 14.

In contrast, Arsenal, who are second in the 2015 form table, have suffered losses against Southampton and Tottenham this year.

At the other end of the form table Aston Villa have managed just one point in 2015 and have lost their last six in a row, while QPR have fared little better, with four points to their name since the start of January.

2015 form table

Last minute goalscorer Harry Kane of Spurs celebrates
Image: Harry Kane's goals have helped Spurs maintain their strong form

1: Liverpool DWWWDWW - 17 points

2: Arsenal LWWWLWW - 15 points

3: Chelsea LWWDWWD - 14 points

4: Southampton WWWLWDL - 13 points

5: Tottenham WLWWWLD - 13 points

6: Man City WDLDDWW - 12 points

Saido Berahino
Image: West Brom have earned 10 points in 2015

7: Man Utd DLWWDWL - 11 points

8: Stoke DLWWDLW - 11 points

9: Crystal Palace DWWLWDL - 11 points

10: West Brom DWDLDWD - 10 points

11: Hull WLLLDWW - 10 points

12: Swansea DDLWDLW - 9 points

Frustration for Villa manager Tim Sherwood
Image: Tim Sherwood will hope to improve Aston Villa's woeful 2015 form

13: West Ham DDWLDDD - 8 points

14: Everton LDDWDLD - 7 points

15: Burnley DWLLDLD - 6 points

16: Newcastle DLLWDDL - 6 points

17: Sunderland LLLWDLD - 5 points

18: Leicester DWLLLLD - 5 points

19: QPR DLLLLWL - 4 points

20: Aston Villa DLLLLLL - 1 point

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