by FourFourTwo staff @https://twitter.com/@FourFourTwo Published 8 min ago We are part of The Trust Project What is it? Chelsea and Tottenham both play tonight – and with the latter’s form, the Blues have a chance to sneak into the top four. While the race for the Champions League spots is heating up, there is no challenge for the top six. Despite seventh-placed Wolves beating fifth-placed Manchester United last night, they still lie 13 points off sixth. But the six teams who dominate the top of the table almost every year now haven’t always been there. Especially in the Premier League’s early years, the top places were a free-for-all from August onwards. So can you name every club...
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