I’m going to look this up.
By my math (which was not careful)
2 wins
2 draws
11 defeats
I always look to average a minimum of one point per game against those sides - so twelve points over the season being about the minimum expectation for a team expecting to be behind them, and yet competitive. In each of the last two seasons, we've taken eight points from those twelve matches (W2, D2, L8).
Adding together results from all league matches against them since we won that famous game at Man City in Feb 16, we've won four, drawn six and lost twenty out of thirty games.
Puel's record against them is W2, D2, L7. So far this season, we have zero points from our three matches against the top six.
Too often, we make it too easy for these sides. Our losses at Arsenal over the last three seasons were all completely avoidable. Similarly, we've capitulated too often against below par Man Utd and Liverpool performances at times.
Since getting promotion, our record against Spurs is W2, D2, L4.
