West Ham survived an almighty scare at Burnley as Mohammed Kudus set up both goals late on to ease the pressure on David Moyes. Luton were excellent in their home win against Palace and they’re dragging themselves clear of the bottom three with their clear playing style and incredible team spirit. If Everton could finish and didn’t receive a 10-point deduction they would be comfortably in the top 10 instead of the relegation zone. They couldn’t take them and that has been the story of their season so far. Sean Dyche’s Everton were well-beaten by Man United in the end but they did create a ton of chances in the first half of their 3-0 defeat. As for Crystal Palace, Roy Hodgson appears to be on the hot seat as the Eagles lost away at Luton Town and that’s now one win in their last six and four defeats in their last five. Fulham were lucky to beat Wolves thanks to two very soft penalty kicks but Marco Silva’s side are finding a way to grind out wins. Cooper’s side lost at home to Brighton in a topsy-turvy clash and Forest have to stop making defensive mistakes. Sheffield United were booed at home as Bournemouth battered them and the clock is ticking for Paul Heckingbottom, while Nottingham Forest boss Steve Cooper is under pressure too. Vincent Kompany’s Burnley collapsed late on against West Ham to lose a seventh-straight home game to start the season and they just don’t have the quality to finish off chances. Premier League Power Rankings - Week 13 The strugglers

Get ready for plenty of moves up and down this ranking in the weeks, and many months, to come. Below are the Power Rankings for all 20 teams based on what they showed us in Matchweek 13 and their current trajectory.

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