Premier League

Season	Champion	Points	Goals
2025-26	Arsenal	85	71-27
2024-25	Liverpool	84	86-41
2023-24	Manchester City	91	96-34
2022-23	Manchester City	89	94-33
2021-22	Manchester City	93	99-26
2020-21	Manchester City	86	83-32
2019-20	Liverpool	99	85-33
2018-19	Manchester City	98	95-23
2017-18	Manchester City	100	106-27
2016-17	Chelsea	93	85-33
2015-16	Leicester	81	68-36
2014-15	Chelsea	87	73-32
2013-14	Manchester City	86	102-37
2012-13	Manchester United	89	86-43
2011-12	Manchester City	89	93-29
2010-11	Manchester United	80	78-37
2009-10	Chelsea	86	103-32
2008-09	Manchester United	90	68-24
2007-08	Manchester United	87	80-22
2006-07	Manchester United	89	83-27
2005-06	Chelsea	91	72-22
2004-05	Chelsea	95	72-15
2003-04	Arsenal	90	73-26
2002-03	Manchester United	83	74-34
2001-02	Arsenal	87	79-36

From the results: points deductions and head-to-head rules are not included.

• 100Most points: Manchester City, 2017-181st with 100 points, 32-4-2, goals 106-27
• 11Fewest points: Derby County, 2007-0820th with 11 points, 1-8-29, goals 20-89
• 32Most wins: Manchester City, 2017-181st with 100 points, 32-4-2, goals 106-27
• 18Most draws: Bournemouth, 2025-266th with 57 points, 13-18-7, goals 58-54
• 106Most goals scored: Manchester City, 2017-181st with 100 points, 32-4-2, goals 106-27
• 20Fewest goals scored: Sheffield United, 2020-2120th with 23 points, 7-2-29, goals 20-63
• 15Fewest goals conceded: Chelsea, 2004-051st with 95 points, 29-8-1, goals 72-15
• 104Most goals conceded: Sheffield United, 2023-2420th with 16 points, 3-7-28, goals 35-104
• 55Most points at home: Liverpool, 2019-201st with 99 points, 32-3-3, goals 85-33
• 50Most points away: Manchester City, 2017-181st with 100 points, 32-4-2, goals 106-27
• 0defeats: Arsenal went through 2003-04 unbeaten26 won, 12 drawn

Points from the results: deductions are not included.

• 0–9Biggest win: Southampton 0–9 LeicesterFri 25 Oct 2019
• 0–9Biggest away win: Southampton 0–9 LeicesterFri 25 Oct 2019
• 7–4Most goals in a match: Portsmouth 7–4 ReadingSat 29 Sep 2007
• 5–5Highest-scoring draw: West Bromwich Albion 5–5 Manchester UnitedSun 19 May 2013
• 14cards in one match, the most: Bournemouth 0–1 Chelsea14 yellow, 0 red, Sat 14 Sep 2024
• 3red cards in one match, the most: Bolton Wanderers 2–2 LeicesterSat 29 Dec 2001
• 44shots by one team in a match, the most: Manchester City, in Manchester City 3–2 Queens Park RangersSun 13 May 2012

• 0–3Bournemouth came back: Bournemouth 4–3 LutonHalf-time 0–3, Wed 13 Mar 2024
• 0–3Wolverhampton Wanderers came back: Wolverhampton Wanderers 4–3 LeicesterHalf-time 0–3, Sat 25 Oct 2003
• 3–0Manchester United came back: Tottenham 3–5 Manchester UnitedHalf-time 3–0, Sat 29 Sep 2001
• 0–2Chelsea came back: Chelsea 3–2 West HamHalf-time 0–2, Sat 31 Jan 2026
• 2–0Leicester came back: Southampton 2–3 LeicesterHalf-time 2–0, Sat 19 Oct 2024
• 0–2Brighton came back: Brighton 3–2 TottenhamHalf-time 0–2, Sun 6 Oct 2024
• 0–2Manchester United came back: Manchester United 3–2 Aston VillaHalf-time 0–2, Tue 26 Dec 2023
• 0–2Manchester City came back: Manchester City 4–2 TottenhamHalf-time 0–2, Thu 19 Jan 2023

33 such wins since 2001-02, from the half-time scores.

• 124goals in the first minute since 2014-15The source gives the minute, not the second: the newest ones below
• 1'João Pedro, ChelseaFulham 2–3 Chelsea, Mon 24 Aug 2026
• 1'Jack Hinshelwood, BrightonBrighton 3–0 Wolverhampton Wanderers, Sat 9 May 2026
• 1'Mateus Fernandes, West HamWest Ham 2–3 Aston Villa, Sun 14 Dec 2025
• 90+12'Harvey Barnes, Newcastle United, the latest winning goalNewcastle United 4–3 Leeds, Wed 7 Jan 2026
• 90+11'Cole Palmer, ChelseaChelsea 4–3 Manchester United, Thu 4 Apr 2024
• 90+10'Virgil van Dijk, LiverpoolEverton 1–2 Liverpool, Sun 19 Apr 2026
• 31points won after going behind in a season: Manchester United, the most2020-21, behind in 17 matches
• 28points won after going behind in a season: Liverpool2023-24, behind in 18 matches

Goal minutes known, in 9,135 of the 9,550 matches since 2014-15; points after going behind only for the 13 seasons with every minute. A winning goal is the one past the loser's final total.

• 4%Manchester City 2–3 Crystal PalaceCrystal Palace won with 4%; Manchester City was the favourite at 87%. Sat 22 Dec 2018
• 4%Manchester City 0–0 HuddersfieldA draw with 4%; Manchester City was the favourite at 95%. Sun 6 May 2018
• 5%Manchester City 0–2 Crystal PalaceCrystal Palace won with 5%; Manchester City was the favourite at 83%. Sat 30 Oct 2021
• 5%Manchester City 0–2 Wolverhampton WanderersWolverhampton Wanderers won with 5%; Manchester City was the favourite at 84%. Sun 6 Oct 2019
• 5%Arsenal 0–1 West HamWest Ham won with 5%; Arsenal was the favourite at 83%. Sat 22 Feb 2025
• 6%Manchester City 1–2 BrentfordBrentford won with 6%; Manchester City was the favourite at 82%. Sat 12 Nov 2022

The chance Vesta gave to what happened, with the season hidden and only what was known before kickoff (how it was done).

• 15y 181dEthan Nwaneri, the youngest to playBrentford 0–3 Arsenal, Sun 18 Sep 2022
• 15y 235dMax Dowman, debutArsenal 5–0 Leeds, Sat 23 Aug 2025
• 16y 30dHarvey Elliott, debutWolverhampton Wanderers 1–0 Fulham, Sat 4 May 2019
• 16y 73dMax Dowman, the youngest scorerArsenal 2–0 Everton, Sat 14 Mar 2026
• 16y 269dJames Vaughan, first goalEverton 4–0 Crystal Palace, Sun 10 Apr 2005
• 16y 355dJames Milner, first goalSunderland 1–2 Leeds, Thu 26 Dec 2002
• 40y 268dTeddy Sheringham, the oldest scorerWest Ham 1–2 Portsmouth, Tue 26 Dec 2006
• 40y 271dTeddy Sheringham, the oldest to playSat 30 Dec 2006

Among the players whose birth date is known with certainty: a player without one is not in these lists.

• 18wins in a row: LiverpoolSun 27 Oct 2019 to Mon 24 Feb 2020
• 49matches unbeaten: ArsenalWed 7 May 2003 to Sat 16 Oct 2004
• 32matches without a win: Derby CountySat 22 Sep 2007 to Sun 11 May 2008
• 20defeats in a row: SunderlandSat 18 Jan 2003 to Sat 10 Sep 2005

A run counts the team's matches in this league one after the other, so it can span two seasons.

Counted over 2002-03 to 2026-27. The source misses the player data of 2001-02, so their goals are not in these numbers.

• 36goals in a season: Erling Haaland, 2022-23Manchester City
• 23assists in a season: Thierry Henry, 2002-03Arsenal
• 5goals in one match: Sergio AgüeroManchester City 6–1 Newcastle United, Sat 3 Oct 2015
• 5goals in one match: Dimitar BerbatovManchester United 7–1 Blackburn Rovers, Sat 27 Nov 2010
• 5goals in one match: Jermain DefoeTottenham 9–1 Wigan Athletic, Sun 22 Nov 2009
• 4goals in one match: Cole PalmerChelsea 4–2 Brighton, Sat 28 Sep 2024
• 4goals in one match: Erling HaalandManchester City 5–1 Wolverhampton Wanderers, Sat 4 May 2024