Hull, Coventry and Ipswich have already collected 24 points between them after six games, so the conversation is starting to shift from pre-season vibes on whether all three newly-promoted clubs will be relegated to which established Premier League names could…

Promoted clubs Hull City, Ipswich Town, and Coventry City have collectively amassed 24 points from their opening six Premier League games. Sky Sports analyzes how the strong early performances of the three newcomers are challenging the established top-flight hierarchy and potentially forcing traditional mid-table or big-name teams into an unexpected relegation scrap.
Hull and Ipswich have both reached nine points, while Frank Lampard's Coventry side moved to six points following a 4-1 win over Newcastle. Meanwhile, established sides including Fulham, Tottenham, and Bournemouth currently sit in the relegation zone, and Manchester City faces uncertainty surrounding a possible points deduction.
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