The roll-call of those in the relegation zone has the quartet of Wilfred Ndidi and Kelechi Iheanacho with Leicester City and the Southampton duo of Joe Aribo and Paul Onuachu.
For the trio of Alex Iwobi, Taiwo Awoniyi, and Emmanuel Dennis, even though they are not in the relegation zone for now, they are dangerously hovering over it as their teams are tied on the same points with those there but they have the better goal difference.
Bertrand Traore scored an 88th-minute winner as Aston Villa continued their impressive form under Unai Emery to compound the woes of the managerless Leicester City.
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