⚽Best Premier League Seasons of All Time

Manchester City 2017-18▲ Rising

Pep Guardiola’s side became the first to reach 100 points with a style that blended possession control and relentless attacking. Their 5-0 thrashing of Liverpool in January signaled they would not be caught. The season reset expectations for what a title-winning campaign could look like.

Points: 100Goal Diff: 79Wins: 32Manager: Pep GuardiolaTitle Margin: 19

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Manchester United 1999-2000▲ Rising

Alex Ferguson’s treble winners followed up with another title, finishing 18 points clear while scoring 97 goals. The 3-2 win at Newcastle in February showed the squad’s resilience after midweek Champions League nights. It cemented United’s late-90s dynasty.

Points: 91Goal Diff: 52Wins: 28Manager: Alex FergusonTitle Margin: 18

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Chelsea 2004-05▲ Rising

José Mourinho’s first season delivered a record-low 15 goals conceded and the title by 12 points. The 1-0 win at Old Trafford in October set the tone for defensive steel. It launched Chelsea’s new era of dominance.

Points: 95Goal Diff: 57Wins: 29Manager: José MourinhoTitle Margin: 12

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Liverpool 2019-20▲ Rising

Jürgen Klopp ended a 30-year wait with a ruthless, high-pressing side that clinched the title in December. The 2-1 win over Aston Villa on the final day was a formality after months of dominance. Their intensity redefined modern Liverpool.

Points: 99Goal Diff: 52Wins: 32Manager: Jürgen KloppTitle Margin: 18

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Chelsea 2005-06▲ Rising

Mourinho retained the title with another miserly defense, finishing 8 points clear. The 3-0 win over Manchester United in October underlined their control. Back-to-back titles confirmed Chelsea as the new force.

Points: 91Goal Diff: 50Wins: 29Manager: José MourinhoTitle Margin: 8

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Manchester United 2008-09

Ferguson’s side won a third straight title with 90 points despite a tighter race. The 5-0 demolition of Arsenal in September highlighted their counter-attacking threat. Ronaldo’s 26 goals powered the machine.

Points: 90Goal Diff: 44Wins: 28Manager: Alex FergusonTitle Margin: 4

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Arsenal 2001-02

Wenger’s side won the double with 87 points and a famous 1-0 win at Old Trafford in May. The late-season surge after a slow start showed character. It marked the peak of the early-2000s Arsenal project.

Points: 87Goal Diff: 43Wins: 26Manager: Arsène WengerTitle Margin: 7

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Liverpool 2018-19▲ Rising

Klopp’s team amassed 97 points yet finished second, losing the title on goal difference after a 98-point City side. The 4-0 thrashing of Barcelona in the Champions League semi was legendary. Their consistency nearly broke records.

Points: 97Goal Diff: 68Wins: 30Manager: Jürgen KloppTitle Margin: -1

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Manchester City 2022-23

Guardiola won a third straight title with 89 points after another final-day drama. The 4-1 win over Brighton confirmed the treble chase. Erling Haaland’s 36 goals stole headlines.

Points: 89Goal Diff: 61Wins: 28Manager: Pep GuardiolaTitle Margin: 5

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Manchester City 2021-22

Guardiola’s side edged Liverpool on goal difference with 93 points after a dramatic final day. The 3-2 win over Aston Villa sealed a fourth title in five years. Their late surge became the stuff of legend.

Points: 93Goal Diff: 73Wins: 29Manager: Pep GuardiolaTitle Margin: 1

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Arsenal 2007-08

Wenger’s young side pushed Manchester United all the way, finishing four points behind with 83 points. The 2-1 win at Old Trafford in November kept hopes alive. Cesc Fàbregas anchored the midfield.

Points: 83Goal Diff: 40Wins: 24Manager: Arsène WengerTitle Margin: -4

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Manchester United 1993-94

Ferguson won his second title with 92 points and the double. The 3-2 win at Blackburn in May sealed it. Cantona’s influence transformed the squad.

Points: 92Goal Diff: 48Wins: 27Manager: Alex FergusonTitle Margin: 8

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Arsenal 2003-04▲ Rising

Arsène Wenger’s Invincibles went undefeated across 38 matches, the only Premier League side to do so. The 2-1 win over Tottenham in April sealed the feat with games to spare. Their fluid 4-4-2 remains the benchmark for consistency.

Points: 90Goal Diff: 47Wins: 26Manager: Arsène WengerTitle Margin: 11

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Manchester City 2018-19▲ Rising

City retained the title with 98 points, sealing it on the final day with a 4-1 win over Brighton. The 4-3 comeback against Tottenham in February summed up their attacking verve. They became the first team to win consecutive 90-plus point seasons.

Points: 98Goal Diff: 63Wins: 32Manager: Pep GuardiolaTitle Margin: 1

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Manchester United 2006-07

Ferguson won his ninth title with 89 points after a tight three-way fight. The 4-1 win at Liverpool in March proved decisive. Ronaldo and Rooney formed a devastating partnership.

Points: 89Goal Diff: 42Wins: 28Manager: Alex FergusonTitle Margin: 6

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Chelsea 2016-17

Antonio Conte’s 3-4-3 system delivered 93 points and the title in his debut season. The 3-1 win over Everton in May sealed it. Eden Hazard’s resurgence defined the campaign.

Points: 93Goal Diff: 52Wins: 30Manager: Antonio ConteTitle Margin: 7

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Liverpool 2008-09

Rafael Benítez guided Liverpool to 86 points and second place behind United. The 4-1 win over Manchester United in March kept the title race alive until May. Fernando Torres was at his peak.

Points: 86Goal Diff: 50Wins: 25Manager: Rafael BenítezTitle Margin: -4

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Tottenham 2016-17

Mauricio Pochettino led Spurs to 86 points and second place, their best finish in decades. The 2-1 win over Chelsea in January kept momentum. Dele Alli and Harry Kane formed a potent duo.

Points: 86Goal Diff: 45Wins: 26Manager: Mauricio PochettinoTitle Margin: -7

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Blackburn Rovers 1994-95

Kenny Dalglish’s side won the title with 89 points on the final day. The 1-0 win at Liverpool sealed it after a season-long duel with Manchester United. Alan Shearer’s goals were decisive.

Points: 89Goal Diff: 41Wins: 27Manager: Kenny DalglishTitle Margin: 1

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Manchester United 2012-13

Ferguson’s final season delivered a 20th title with 89 points. The 3-2 win over Manchester City in December proved pivotal. Robin van Persie’s 26 goals sealed the legacy.

Points: 89Goal Diff: 43Wins: 28Manager: Alex FergusonTitle Margin: 11

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Arsenal 1997-98

Wenger’s first title came with 78 points after a late surge. The 4-0 win at Everton in May sealed the double. Bergkamp and Overmars drove the attack.

Points: 78Goal Diff: 35Wins: 23Manager: Arsène WengerTitle Margin: 1

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Chelsea 2009-10▼ Falling

Carlo Ancelotti’s side scored 103 goals and won the title with 86 points. The 8-0 win over Wigan highlighted their firepower. Drogba and Anelka led the line.

Points: 86Goal Diff: 53Wins: 27Manager: Carlo AncelottiTitle Margin: 1

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Liverpool 2021-22

Klopp’s side finished second with 92 points after another near-miss. The 2-0 win over Wolves on the final day was academic. Salah and Mané formed a lethal front line.

Points: 92Goal Diff: 67Wins: 28Manager: Jürgen KloppTitle Margin: -1

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Everton 1984-85

Howard Kendall’s side won the title with 90 points in the final pre-Premier League season of dominance. The 2-0 win over QPR sealed it. Graeme Sharp and Andy Gray led the attack.

Points: 90Goal Diff: 40Wins: 28Manager: Howard KendallTitle Margin: 13

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Manchester City 2023-24

Guardiola’s side won a fourth straight title with 91 points despite a tight race. The 3-2 win over Tottenham on the final day sealed it. Haaland and Foden combined for devastating effect.

Points: 91Goal Diff: 62Wins: 28Manager: Pep GuardiolaTitle Margin: 2

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Leicester City 2015-16▼ Falling

Claudio Ranieri’s 5000-1 outsiders won the title with 81 points after a miraculous run. The 2-2 draw at Chelsea in May confirmed the impossible. Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez starred.

Points: 81Goal Diff: 32Wins: 23Manager: Claudio RanieriTitle Margin: 10

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