The alternative Premier League "long table": every side's TRUE place in the league

Poor Fulham. Even their lateequaliseragainst Liverpool would have likely counted for nothing in the long run, save for the sheer joy ofschadenfreude that Liverpool h8rzmay have earned in the process.Butalas: the Cottagers imploded even later via brain-farting goalkeeper Sergio Rico, whose desperation to keep hold of SadioMané like a jilted lover gave referee Craig Pawson no option but to point for a penalty. And so normal service was resumed: Fulham losing a game of football and staying rooted to their position of 19th. As the below neatly demonstrates, it's a long way up to Cardiff.Still, the west Londoners are closer to the Bluebirds than Huddersfield, who managed to score 16% of their goals this season in one game against West Ham, hold a two-goal lead and still lose. The end is nigh.There was a little movement in mid-table thanks to wins for the Hammers, Everton and Leicester on a weekend where Wolves and Watford were triumphing in the FA Cup, meaning those five teams are separated by just four points and lined up neatly like a Saturday morning bank queue.In the top-four mini-league meanwhile, Chelsea's game-in-hand defeat to Evertonmeans the Blues still trail rivals Tottenham, Arsenal and Manchester United; with eight games to go, just two points separate the quartet fighting for Champions League football in 2018/19.All this and more below...New features you'd love on FourFourTwo.com