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Premier League

England · League · Season 2017

The Premier League is England's top football division, contested by 20 clubs across a double round-robin season from August to May. Arsenal won the 2025–26 title — their first league championship in 22 years — finishing 7 points clear of Manchester City. Manchester United and Liverpool share the all-time record with 20 English top-flight titles each.

Standings

Premier League

League standings table
RankTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1Manchester City3832421062779100
2Manchester United38256768284081
3Tottenham38238774363877
4Liverpool382112584384675
5Chelsea382171062382470
6Arsenal381961374512363
7Burnley381412123639-354
8Everton381310154458-1449
9Leicester381211155660-447
10Newcastle38128183947-844
11Crystal Palace381111164555-1044
12Bournemouth381111164561-1644
13West Ham381012164868-2042
14Watford38118194464-2041
15Brighton38913163454-2040
16Huddersfield38910192858-3037
17Southampton38715163756-1936
18Swansea3889212856-2833
19Stoke City38712193568-3333
20West Brom38613193156-2531

Next Fixtures

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Recent Results

Teams

Top Scorers

  1. 1.Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)32
  2. 2.H. Kane (Tottenham)30
  3. 3.S. Agüero (Manchester City)21
  4. 4.J. Vardy (Leicester)20
  5. 5.R. Sterling (Manchester City)18
  6. 6.R. Lukaku (Manchester United)16
  7. 7.Roberto Firmino (Liverpool)15
  8. 8.A. Lacazette (Arsenal)14
  9. 9.Gabriel Jesus (Manchester City)13
  10. 10.R. Mahrez (Leicester)12

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the 2025–26 Premier League?

Arsenal, with 85 points — their first league title in 22 years, finishing 7 points ahead of runners-up Manchester City.

Which club has won the most English top-flight titles?

Manchester United and Liverpool are tied at 20 titles each, combining the pre-1992 First Division era with the Premier League era.

How many teams are in the Premier League?

20 clubs, playing a double round-robin (38 matches each) from August to May, with the bottom 3 relegated each season.