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#3 Leicester City
When Leicester City won the Premier League in 2016, they shocked the entire world. This season under the young and confident Brendan Rodgers, the Foxes yet again look set to disrupt the set structure of the Premier League and finish in the top four.
Currently sitting third in the league table (just two points behind Manchester City), Leicester are an explosive team with a young core, led by the veteran Jamie Vardy who just cannot stop scoring.
Since Rodgers arrived in March at the King Power Stadium, Leicester have been one of the best teams in England's top division and the run they've had so far in the Premier League is no fluke. A 9-0 battering of Southampton is the prime example of how dangerous this team is, with even Liverpool just about escaping with three points when the two sides met at Anfield.
Although the Premier League top four is traditionally dominated by four of the top 6 - Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur, Leicester look more and more as if they will break the trend, yet again.
