Premier League Statistics

Premier League Statistics show club performance through match results, scoring output, creativity, tactical control, advanced chance quality, defensive stability, and discipline. Premier League Statistics identify Arsenal as the 2025/26 Premier League champion with 85 points, followed by Manchester City with 78 points, Manchester United with 71 points, and Aston Villa with 65 points. NBC Sports lists the final 2025/26 Premier League table with Arsenal at 26 wins, 7 draws, 5 losses, and a +44 goal difference across 38 matches. StatMuse lists Manchester City as the highest-scoring club with 77 goals, followed by Arsenal with 71 goals and Manchester United with 69 goals.

Premier League Statistics help compare attacking strength, defensive control, passing quality, pressing intensity, and player contribution across the league. Premier League Statistics show Arsenal recorded 66.13 expected goals, 29.98 expected goals against, 552 shots, 56.4% possession, 391 fouls, 51 yellow cards, and 0 red cards in StatMuse club data. ESPN lists Erling Haaland as the 2025/26 Premier League top scorer with 27 goals, while Reuters reports Bruno Fernandes reached 21 assists on the final day. The table below combines standings, team output, leader data, expected metrics, and discipline values for Premier League stats.

Premier League Statistics

Premier League Team Statistics

Premier League Team Statistics show each club’s 2025/26 league performance through standings position, match record, goal difference, points, and season outcome. The final table placed Arsenal first with 85 points, while Manchester City, Manchester United, Aston Villa, and Liverpool completed the Champions League qualification places. Bournemouth and Sunderland earned Europa League places, while Brighton & Hove Albion reached the Conference League place. West Ham United, Burnley, and Wolverhampton Wanderers finished in the relegation zone.

The Premier League TEam Statistics are listed below.

  • Arsenal F.C.: Arsenal F.C. finished 1st with a 26-7-5 record, a +44 goal difference, and 85 points. Arsenal F.C. won the Premier League title through elite defensive control and consistent match results across 38 fixtures.
  • Aston Villa F.C.: Aston Villa F.C. finished 4th with a 19-8-11 record, a +7 goal difference, and 65 points. Aston Villa F.C. secured Champions League qualification through strong home form, structured midfield play, and productive attacking phases.
  • AFC Bournemouth: AFC Bournemouth finished 6th with a 13-18-7 record, a +4 goal difference, and 57 points. AFC Bournemouth earned Europa League qualification after turning a high draw count into a stable points base across the season.
  • Brentford F.C.: Brentford F.C. finished 9th with a 14-11-13 record, a +3 goal difference, and 53 points. Brentford F.C. delivered a balanced campaign with positive goal difference and enough attacking output to stay inside the top half.
  • Brighton & Hove Albion F.C.: Brighton & Hove Albion F.C. finished 8th with a 14-11-13 record, a +6 goal difference, and 53 points. Brighton & Hove Albion F.C. qualified for the Conference League after combining possession-based play with reliable scoring balance.
  • Burnley F.C.: Burnley F.C. finished 19th with a 4-10-24 record, a -37 goal difference, and 22 points. Burnley F.C. entered the relegation zone after defensive issues and limited wins restricted progress across the campaign.
  • Chelsea F.C.: Chelsea F.C. finished 10th with a 14-10-14 record, a +6 goal difference, and 52 points. Chelsea F.C. showed attacking quality in phases, yet uneven results kept the club outside the European places.
  • Crystal Palace F.C.: Crystal Palace F.C. finished 15th with an 11-12-15 record, a -10 goal difference, and 45 points. Crystal Palace F.C. stayed clear of relegation through enough draws and late-season points despite a negative scoring margin.
  • Everton F.C.: Everton F.C. finished 13th with a 13-10-15 record, a -3 goal difference, and 49 points. Everton F.C. built mid-table safety through defensive organization and a points total that kept the club above the lower pressure zone.
  • Fulham F.C.: Fulham F.C. finished 11th with a 15-7-16 record, a +4 goal difference, and 52 points. Fulham F.C. matched Chelsea on points and produced a positive goal difference through direct attacking value and competitive match control.
  • Leeds United F.C.: Leeds United F.C. finished 14th with an 11-14-13 record, a -7 goal difference, and 47 points. Leeds United F.C. protected Premier League status through 14 draws and enough scoring resistance across close fixtures.
  • Liverpool F.C.: Liverpool F.C. finished 5th with a 17-9-12 record, a +10 goal difference, and 60 points. Liverpool F.C. secured Champions League qualification through a strong scoring total and enough points during the final stretch.
  • Manchester City F.C.: Manchester City F.C. finished 2nd with a 23-9-6 record, a +42 goal difference, and 78 points. Manchester City F.C. produced the league’s strongest scoring output and remained the closest challenger to Arsenal.
  • Manchester United F.C.: Manchester United F.C. finished 3rd with a 20-11-7 record, a +19 goal difference, and 71 points. Manchester United F.C. reached Champions League qualification through strong attacking contribution and consistent point collection.
  • Newcastle United F.C.: Newcastle United F.C. finished 12th with a 14-7-17 record, a -2 goal difference, and 49 points. Newcastle United F.C. recorded enough wins for mid-table safety despite a negative goal difference and uneven defensive returns.
  • Nottingham Forest F.C.: Nottingham Forest F.C. finished 16th with an 11-11-16 record, a -3 goal difference, and 44 points. Nottingham Forest F.C. avoided relegation by 5 points through compact results and a better final total than West Ham United.
  • Sunderland A.F.C.: Sunderland A.F.C. finished 7th with a 14-12-12 record, a -6 goal difference, and 54 points. Sunderland A.F.C. earned Europa League qualification despite a negative goal difference, which shows strong points conversion from tight matches.
  • Tottenham Hotspur F.C.: Tottenham Hotspur F.C. finished 17th with a 10-11-17 record, a -9 goal difference, and 41 points. Tottenham Hotspur F.C. stayed above the relegation line by 2 points after a difficult season marked by inconsistent results.
  • West Ham United F.C.: West Ham United F.C. finished 18th with a 10-9-19 record, a -19 goal difference, and 39 points. West Ham United F.C. entered the relegation places after defensive gaps and 19 losses reduced the club’s survival margin.
  • Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C.: Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C. finished 20th with a 3-11-24 record, a -41 goal difference, and 20 points. Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C. ended the season bottom of the table after recording the league’s weakest points total.

1. Arsenal F.C.

Arsenal F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. Arsenal F.C.’s 1886 foundation, London city base, Emirates Stadium, and 60,704 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 71 goals scored, 27 goals conceded, and a positive 44 goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for Arsenal F.C.

The Arsenal F.C. are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Data Source Context Team Name
Team NameArsenal F.C.Club profileArsenal F.C.
Founded1886Club profileArsenal F.C.
CityLondonClub profileArsenal F.C.
StadiumEmirates StadiumTransfermarktArsenal F.C.
Stadium Capacity60,704TransfermarktArsenal F.C.
Matches Played38StatMuseArsenal F.C.
Wins26StatMuseArsenal F.C.
Draws7StatMuseArsenal F.C.
Losses5StatMuseArsenal F.C.
Goals Scored71StatMuseArsenal F.C.
Goals Conceded27StatMuseArsenal F.C.
Goal DifferencePositive 44Calculated from StatMuseArsenal F.C.
Clean Sheets19StatMuseArsenal F.C.
Possession Percentage56.4%StatMuseArsenal F.C.
Shots per Match14.53Calculated from StatMuseArsenal F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage84.57%Calculated from StatMuseArsenal F.C.
Yellow Cards51StatMuseArsenal F.C.
Red Cards0StatMuseArsenal F.C.
Home Record19 MP, 15 W, 2 D, 2 LStatMuseArsenal F.C.
Away Record19 MP, 11 W, 5 D, 3 LStatMuseArsenal F.C.
Points per Game2.24CalculatedArsenal F.C.
Top ScorerViktor Gyökeres, 14 goalsStatMuseArsenal F.C.
Most AssistsLeandro Trossard and Martin Ødegaard, 6 assistsStatMuseArsenal F.C.
Market Value[€1.25bn]TransfermarktArsenal F.C.
Average Attendance60,000+ matchday rangeAttendance contextArsenal F.C.
Premier League Titles Won4Premier League title historyArsenal F.C.
FA Cup Titles14Arsenal F.C.Arsenal F.C.
European Trophies Won2Club honoursArsenal F.C.

2. Aston Villa F.C.

Aston Villa F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. Aston Villa F.C.’s 1874 foundation, Birmingham city base, Villa Park, and 43,205 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 56 goals scored, 49 goals conceded, and a positive 7 goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for Aston Villa F.C..

The Aston Villa F.C. statistics are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Data Source Context Team Name
Team NameAston Villa F.C.Club profileAston Villa F.C.
Founded1874Club profileAston Villa F.C.
CityBirminghamClub profileAston Villa F.C.
StadiumVilla ParkTransfermarktAston Villa F.C.
Stadium Capacity43,205TransfermarktAston Villa F.C.
Matches Played38NBC SportsAston Villa F.C.
Wins19NBC SportsAston Villa F.C.
Draws8NBC SportsAston Villa F.C.
Losses11NBC SportsAston Villa F.C.
Goals Scored56StatMuseAston Villa F.C.
Goals Conceded49Calculated from NBC SportsAston Villa F.C.
Goal DifferencePositive 7NBC SportsAston Villa F.C.
Clean Sheets8Premier League clean sheet contextAston Villa F.C.
Possession Percentage53.7%StatMuseAston Villa F.C.
Shots per Match12.68Calculated from StatMuseAston Villa F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage85.52%Calculated from StatMuseAston Villa F.C.
Yellow Cards58StatMuseAston Villa F.C.
Red Cards1StatMuseAston Villa F.C.
Home Record19 MP, 11 W, 4 D, 4 LSeason table contextAston Villa F.C.
Away Record19 MP, 8 W, 4 D, 7 LSeason table contextAston Villa F.C.
Points per Game1.71CalculatedAston Villa F.C.
Top ScorerOllie Watkins, 16 goalsGuardianAston Villa F.C.
Most AssistsMorgan Rogers, 6 assistsSeason leader contextAston Villa F.C.
Market Value[€531.50m]TransfermarktAston Villa F.C.
Average Attendance42,000+ matchday rangeAttendance contextAston Villa F.C.
Premier League Titles Won0Premier League title historyAston Villa F.C.
FA Cup Titles7Aston Villa F.C.Aston Villa F.C.
European Trophies Won2Club honoursAston Villa F.C.

3. AFC Bournemouth

AFC Bournemouth show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. AFC Bournemouth’s 1899 foundation, Bournemouth city base, Vitality Stadium, and 11,307 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 58 goals scored, 54 goals conceded, and a positive 4 goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for AFC Bournemouth

The AFC Bournemouth statistics are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Data Source Context Team Name
Team NameAFC BournemouthClub profileAFC Bournemouth
Founded1899Club profileAFC Bournemouth
CityBournemouthClub profileAFC Bournemouth
StadiumVitality StadiumClub profileAFC Bournemouth
Stadium Capacity11,307Stadium profileAFC Bournemouth
Matches Played38Season table contextAFC Bournemouth
Wins13Season table contextAFC Bournemouth
Draws18Season table contextAFC Bournemouth
Losses7Season table contextAFC Bournemouth
Goals Scored58Season table contextAFC Bournemouth
Goals Conceded54Season table contextAFC Bournemouth
Goal DifferencePositive 4Calculated from season dataAFC Bournemouth
Clean Sheets11Clean sheet contextAFC Bournemouth
Possession Percentage50.1%StatMuseAFC Bournemouth
Shots per Match13.8StatMuseAFC Bournemouth
Pass Accuracy Percentage80.4%StatMuseAFC Bournemouth
Yellow Cards88StatMuseAFC Bournemouth
Red Cards2StatMuseAFC Bournemouth
Home Record19 MP, 8 W, 8 D, 3 LSeason table contextAFC Bournemouth
Away Record19 MP, 5 W, 10 D, 4 LSeason table contextAFC Bournemouth
Points per Game1.50CalculatedAFC Bournemouth
Top ScorerJunior Kroupi, 13 goalsPlayer leader contextAFC Bournemouth
Most AssistsAntoine Semenyo, 5 assistsPlayer leader contextAFC Bournemouth
Market Value[€466.20m]TransfermarktAFC Bournemouth
Average Attendance11,000+ matchday rangeAttendance contextAFC Bournemouth
Premier League Titles Won0Premier League title historyAFC Bournemouth
FA Cup Titles0Club honoursAFC Bournemouth
European Trophies Won0Club honoursAFC Bournemouth

4. Brentford F.C.

Brentford F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. Brentford F.C.’s 1889 foundation, London city base, Gtech Community Stadium, and 17,250 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 54 goals scored, 51 goals conceded, and a positive 3-goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for Brentford F.C.

The Brentford F.C. statistics are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Data Source Context Team Name
Team NameBrentford F.C.Club profileBrentford F.C.
Founded1889Club profileBrentford F.C.
CityLondonClub profileBrentford F.C.
StadiumGtech Community StadiumClub profileBrentford F.C.
Stadium Capacity17,250Stadium profileBrentford F.C.
Matches Played38Season table contextBrentford F.C.
Wins14Season table contextBrentford F.C.
Draws11Season table contextBrentford F.C.
Losses13Season table contextBrentford F.C.
Goals Scored54Season table contextBrentford F.C.
Goals Conceded51Season table contextBrentford F.C.
Goal DifferencePositive 3Calculated from season dataBrentford F.C.
Clean Sheets9Clean sheet contextBrentford F.C.
Possession Percentage47.6%Season data contextBrentford F.C.
Shots per Match10.65Calculated from season dataBrentford F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage79.5%Calculated from season dataBrentford F.C.
Yellow Cards66Season data contextBrentford F.C.
Red Cards1Season data contextBrentford F.C.
Home Record19 MP, 8 W, 8 D, 3 LSeason table contextBrentford F.C.
Away Record19 MP, 6 W, 3 D, 10 LSeason table contextBrentford F.C.
Points per Game1.39CalculatedBrentford F.C.
Top ScorerIgor Thiago, 22 goalsPlayer leader contextBrentford F.C.
Most AssistsMikkel Damsgaard, 8 assistsPlayer leader contextBrentford F.C.
Market Value[€403.00m]Market value contextBrentford F.C.
Average Attendance17,127Attendance contextBrentford F.C.
Premier League Titles Won0Premier League title historyBrentford F.C.
FA Cup Titles0Club honoursBrentford F.C.
European Trophies Won0Club honoursBrentford F.C.

5. Brighton and Hove Albion F.C.

Brighton & Hove Albion F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. Brighton & Hove Albion F.C.’s 1901 foundation, Brighton and Hove city base, American Express Stadium, and 31,876 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 52 goals scored, 46 goals conceded, and a positive 6 goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for Brighton and Hove Albion F.C.

The Brighton & Hove Albion F.C. statistics are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Data Source Context Team Name
Team NameBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.Club profileBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Founded1901Club profileBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
CityBrighton and HoveClub profileBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
StadiumAmerican Express StadiumClub profileBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Stadium Capacity31,876Stadium profileBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Matches Played38Season table contextBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Wins14Season table contextBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Draws11Season table contextBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Losses13Season table contextBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Goals Scored52Season table contextBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Goals Conceded46Season table contextBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Goal DifferencePositive 6Calculated from season dataBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Clean Sheets10Clean sheet contextBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Possession Percentage54.0%Season data contextBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Shots per Match13.0Season data contextBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage84.1%Season data contextBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Yellow Cards86Season data contextBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Red Cards0Season data contextBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Home Record19 MP, 8 W, 5 D, 6 LSeason table contextBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Away Record19 MP, 6 W, 6 D, 7 LSeason table contextBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Points per Game1.39CalculatedBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Top ScorerDanny Welbeck, 13 goalsPlayer leader contextBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Most AssistsYankuba Minteh, 6 assistsPlayer leader contextBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Market Value[€536.60m]Market value contextBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Average Attendance31,000+ matchday rangeAttendance contextBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
Premier League Titles Won0Premier League title historyBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
FA Cup Titles0Club honoursBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.
European Trophies Won0Club honoursBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.

6. Burnley F.C.

Burnley F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. Burnley F.C.’s 1882 foundation, Burnley town base, Turf Moor, and 21,944 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 32 goals scored, 69 goals conceded, and a negative 37 goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for Burnley F.C.

The Burnley F.C. statistics are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Data Source Context Team Name
Team NameBurnley F.C.Club profileBurnley F.C.
Founded1882Club profileBurnley F.C.
CityBurnleyClub profileBurnley F.C.
StadiumTurf MoorClub profileBurnley F.C.
Stadium Capacity21,944Stadium profileBurnley F.C.
Matches Played38Season table contextBurnley F.C.
Wins4Season table contextBurnley F.C.
Draws10Season table contextBurnley F.C.
Losses24Season table contextBurnley F.C.
Goals Scored32Season table contextBurnley F.C.
Goals Conceded69Season table contextBurnley F.C.
Goal DifferenceNegative 37Calculated from season dataBurnley F.C.
Clean Sheets5Clean sheet contextBurnley F.C.
Possession Percentage43.8%Season data contextBurnley F.C.
Shots per Match9.2Season data contextBurnley F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage77.4%Season data contextBurnley F.C.
Yellow Cards73Season data contextBurnley F.C.
Red Cards2Season data contextBurnley F.C.
Home Record19 MP, 3 W, 5 D, 11 LSeason table contextBurnley F.C.
Away Record19 MP, 1 W, 5 D, 13 LSeason table contextBurnley F.C.
Points per Game0.58CalculatedBurnley F.C.
Top ScorerZian Flemming, 8 goalsPlayer leader contextBurnley F.C.
Most AssistsJosh Cullen, 4 assistsPlayer leader contextBurnley F.C.
Market Value[€228.50m]Market value contextBurnley F.C.
Average Attendance21,000+ matchday rangeAttendance contextBurnley F.C.
Premier League Titles Won0Premier League title historyBurnley F.C.
FA Cup Titles1Club honoursBurnley F.C.
European Trophies Won0Club honoursBurnley F.C.

7. Chelsea F.C.

Chelsea F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. Chelsea F.C.’s 1905 foundation, London city base, Stamford Bridge, and 40,341 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 59 goals scored, 53 goals conceded, and a positive 6 goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for Chelsea F.C.

The Chelsea F.C. statistics are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Data Source Context Team Name
Team NameChelsea F.C.Club profileChelsea F.C.
Founded1905Club profileChelsea F.C.
CityLondonClub profileChelsea F.C.
StadiumStamford BridgeClub profileChelsea F.C.
Stadium Capacity40,341Stadium profileChelsea F.C.
Matches Played38Season table contextChelsea F.C.
Wins14Season table contextChelsea F.C.
Draws10Season table contextChelsea F.C.
Losses14Season table contextChelsea F.C.
Goals Scored59Season table contextChelsea F.C.
Goals Conceded53Season table contextChelsea F.C.
Goal DifferencePositive 6Calculated from season dataChelsea F.C.
Clean Sheets9Clean sheet contextChelsea F.C.
Possession Percentage55.8%Season data contextChelsea F.C.
Shots per Match14.1Season data contextChelsea F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage85.0%Season data contextChelsea F.C.
Yellow Cards82Season data contextChelsea F.C.
Red Cards3Season data contextChelsea F.C.
Home Record19 MP, 8 W, 6 D, 5 LSeason table contextChelsea F.C.
Away Record19 MP, 6 W, 4 D, 9 LSeason table contextChelsea F.C.
Points per Game1.37CalculatedChelsea F.C.
Top ScorerCole Palmer, 15 goalsPlayer leader contextChelsea F.C.
Most AssistsEnzo Fernández, 7 assistsPlayer leader contextChelsea F.C.
Market Value[€1.08bn]Market value contextChelsea F.C.
Average Attendance39,000+ matchday rangeAttendance contextChelsea F.C.
Premier League Titles Won5Premier League title historyChelsea F.C.
FA Cup Titles8Club honoursChelsea F.C.
European Trophies Won9Club honoursChelsea F.C.

8. Crystal Palace F.C. Statistics

Crystal Palace F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. Crystal Palace F.C.’s 1905 foundation, London city base, Selhurst Park, and 25,486 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 45 goals scored, 55 goals conceded, and a negative 10 goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for Crystal Palace F.C.

The Crystal Palace F.C. statistics are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Data Source Context Team Name
Team NameCrystal Palace F.C.Club profileCrystal Palace F.C.
Founded1905Club profileCrystal Palace F.C.
CityLondonClub profileCrystal Palace F.C.
StadiumSelhurst ParkClub profileCrystal Palace F.C.
Stadium Capacity25,486Stadium profileCrystal Palace F.C.
Matches Played38Season table contextCrystal Palace F.C.
Wins11Season table contextCrystal Palace F.C.
Draws12Season table contextCrystal Palace F.C.
Losses15Season table contextCrystal Palace F.C.
Goals Scored45Season table contextCrystal Palace F.C.
Goals Conceded55Season table contextCrystal Palace F.C.
Goal DifferenceNegative 10Calculated from season dataCrystal Palace F.C.
Clean Sheets8Clean sheet contextCrystal Palace F.C.
Possession Percentage46.7%Season data contextCrystal Palace F.C.
Shots per Match11.3Season data contextCrystal Palace F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage78.8%Season data contextCrystal Palace F.C.
Yellow Cards76Season data contextCrystal Palace F.C.
Red Cards2Season data contextCrystal Palace F.C.
Home Record19 MP, 7 W, 6 D, 6 LSeason table contextCrystal Palace F.C.
Away Record19 MP, 4 W, 6 D, 9 LSeason table contextCrystal Palace F.C.
Points per Game1.18CalculatedCrystal Palace F.C.
Top ScorerJean Philippe Mateta, 12 goalsPlayer leader contextCrystal Palace F.C.
Most AssistsEberechi Eze, 6 assistsPlayer leader contextCrystal Palace F.C.
Market Value[€429.10m]Market value contextCrystal Palace F.C.
Average Attendance25,000+ matchday rangeAttendance contextCrystal Palace F.C.
Premier League Titles Won0Premier League title historyCrystal Palace F.C.
FA Cup Titles0Club honoursCrystal Palace F.C.
European Trophies Won0Club honoursCrystal Palace F.C.

9. Everton F.C.

Everton F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. Everton F.C.’s 1878 foundation, Liverpool city base, Hill Dickinson Stadium, and 52,888 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 48 goals scored, 51 goals conceded, and a negative 3 goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for Everton F.C.

The Everton F.C. statistics are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Data Source Context Team Name
Team NameEverton F.C.Club profileEverton F.C.
Founded1878Club profileEverton F.C.
CityLiverpoolClub profileEverton F.C.
StadiumHill Dickinson StadiumClub profileEverton F.C.
Stadium Capacity52,769Stadium profileEverton F.C.
Matches Played38Season table contextEverton F.C.
Wins13Season table contextEverton F.C.
Draws10Season table contextEverton F.C.
Losses15Season table contextEverton F.C.
Goals Scored47Season table contextEverton F.C.
Goals Conceded50Season table contextEverton F.C.
Goal DifferenceNegative 3Calculated from season dataEverton F.C.
Clean Sheets11Clean sheet contextEverton F.C.
Possession Percentage39.8%Season data contextEverton F.C.
Shots per Match10.4Season data contextEverton F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage75.9%Season data contextEverton F.C.
Yellow Cards78Season data contextEverton F.C.
Red Cards2Season data contextEverton F.C.
Home Record19 MP, 6 W, 5 D, 8 LSeason table contextEverton F.C.
Away Record19 MP, 7 W, 5 D, 7 LSeason table contextEverton F.C.
Points per Game1.29CalculatedEverton F.C.
Top ScorerIliman Ndiaye, 9 goalsPlayer leader contextEverton F.C.
Most AssistsDwight McNeil, 6 assistsPlayer leader contextEverton F.C.
Market Value[€450.45m]Market value contextEverton F.C.
Average Attendance52,000+ matchday rangeAttendance contextEverton F.C.
Premier League Titles Won0Premier League title historyEverton F.C.
FA Cup Titles5Club honoursEverton F.C.
European Trophies Won1Club honoursEverton F.C.

10. Fulham F.C.

Fulham F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. Fulham F.C.’s 1879 foundation, London city base, Craven Cottage, and 29,589 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 45 goals scored, 51 goals conceded, and a positive 4-goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for Fulham F.C.

The Fulham F.C. statistics are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Descriptor Source Context Team Name
Team NameFulham F.C.Club profileFulham F.C.
Founded1879Club factsFulham F.C.
Websitefulhamfc.comClub factsFulham F.C.
StadiumCraven CottageClub profileFulham F.C.
Stadium Capacity29,589Stadium seatsFulham F.C.
ManagerMarco Silva, 2025/26 season managerSeason contextFulham F.C.
Manager StatusDeparted after 2025/26 seasonOfficial club updateFulham F.C.
Wins15Season recordFulham F.C.
Draws7Season recordFulham F.C.
Losses16Season recordFulham F.C.
Goals Scored47StatMuse team statsFulham F.C.
Goals Conceded51StatMuse team statsFulham F.C.
Goal Difference-4Calculated from goals scored minus goals concededFulham F.C.
Clean Sheets9Match Bingo team statsFulham F.C.
Possession51.7%StatMuse team statsFulham F.C.
Shots Per Match12.66Calculated from 481 shots across 38 matchesFulham F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage84%MatchBingo team statsFulham F.C.
Yellow Cards75StatMuse team statsFulham F.C.
Red Cards1StatMuse team statsFulham F.C.
Final Record38 MP, 15 W, 7 D, 16 LSeason recordFulham F.C.
Array Record38 MP, 47 GF, 51 GA, -4 GDSeason totalsFulham F.C.
Team ID931Transfermarkt club identifierFulham F.C.
Top ScorerHarry Wilson, 10 goalsClub statsFulham F.C.
Top AssisterHarry Wilson, 7 assistsClub statsFulham F.C.
Squad Size25Club profileFulham F.C.
Average Age28.1Club profileFulham F.C.
Total Market Value€356.20mTransfermarkt profileFulham F.C.
Highest Market Value PlayerCalvin Bassey, €28.00mSquad market valueFulham F.C.
Top Rated PlayerAlex Iwobi, 7.13StatMuse team snapshotFulham F.C.
FA Cup Titles0Club honors. Fulham are listed as FA Cup finalists in 1975, not winnersFulham F.C.
European Trophies Won1Club honors. Fulham won the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 2002Fulham F.C.

11. Leeds United F.C. Statistics

Leeds United F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. Leeds United F.C.’s 1919 foundation, Leeds city base, Elland Road, and 37,645 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 43 goals scored, 50 goals conceded, and a negative 7 goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for Leeds United F.C.

The Leeds United F.C. statistics are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Data Source Context Team Name
Team NameLeeds United F.C.Club profileLeeds United F.C.
Founded1919Club profileLeeds United F.C.
CityLeedsClub profileLeeds United F.C.
StadiumElland RoadClub profileLeeds United F.C.
Stadium Capacity37,645Stadium profileLeeds United F.C.
Matches Played38Season table contextLeeds United F.C.
Wins11Season table contextLeeds United F.C.
Draws14Season table contextLeeds United F.C.
Losses13Season table contextLeeds United F.C.
Goals Scored43Season table contextLeeds United F.C.
Goals Conceded50Season table contextLeeds United F.C.
Goal DifferenceNegative 7Calculated from season dataLeeds United F.C.
Clean Sheets8Clean sheet contextLeeds United F.C.
Possession Percentage45.9%Season data contextLeeds United F.C.
Shots per Match11.0Season data contextLeeds United F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage78.1%Season data contextLeeds United F.C.
Yellow Cards79Season data contextLeeds United F.C.
Red Cards3Season data contextLeeds United F.C.
Home Record19 MP, 7 W, 8 D, 4 LSeason table contextLeeds United F.C.
Away Record19 MP, 4 W, 6 D, 9 LSeason table contextLeeds United F.C.
Points per Game1.24CalculatedLeeds United F.C.
Top ScorerJoël Piroe, 10 goalsPlayer leader contextLeeds United F.C.
Most AssistsDaniel James, 6 assistsPlayer leader contextLeeds United F.C.
Market Value[€265.30m]Market value contextLeeds United F.C.
Average Attendance36,000+ matchday rangeAttendance contextLeeds United F.C.
Premier League Titles Won0Premier League title historyLeeds United F.C.
FA Cup Titles1Club honoursLeeds United F.C.
European Trophies Won2Club honoursLeeds United F.C.

12. Liverpool F.C.

Liverpool F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. Liverpool F.C.’s 1892 foundation, Liverpool city base, Anfield, and 61,276 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 63 goals scored, 53 goals conceded, and a positive 10 goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for Liverpool F.C.

The Liverpool F.C. statistics are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Data Source Context Team Name
Team NameLiverpool F.C.Club profileLiverpool F.C.
Founded1892Club profileLiverpool F.C.
CityLiverpoolClub profileLiverpool F.C.
StadiumAnfieldClub profileLiverpool F.C.
Stadium Capacity61,276Stadium profileLiverpool F.C.
Matches Played38Season table contextLiverpool F.C.
Wins17Season table contextLiverpool F.C.
Draws9Season table contextLiverpool F.C.
Losses12Season table contextLiverpool F.C.
Goals Scored63Season table contextLiverpool F.C.
Goals Conceded53Season table contextLiverpool F.C.
Goal DifferencePositive 10Calculated from season dataLiverpool F.C.
Clean Sheets10Clean sheet contextLiverpool F.C.
Possession Percentage59%Season data contextLiverpool F.C.
Shots per Match15.5Season data contextLiverpool F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage85.9%Season data contextLiverpool F.C.
Yellow Cards69Season data contextLiverpool F.C.
Red Cards1Season data contextLiverpool F.C.
Home Record19 MP, 10 W, 6 D, 3 LSeason table contextLiverpool F.C.
Away Record19 MP, 7 W, 3 D, 9 LSeason table contextLiverpool F.C.
Points per Game1.58CalculatedLiverpool F.C.
Top ScorerHugo Ekitiké, 11 goalsPlayer leader contextLiverpool F.C.
Most AssistsMohamed Salah, 7 assistsPlayer leader contextLiverpool F.C.
Market Value[€939.50m]Market value contextLiverpool F.C.
Average Attendance60,000+ matchday rangeAttendance contextLiverpool F.C.
Premier League Titles Won2Premier League title historyLiverpool F.C.
FA Cup Titles8Club honoursLiverpool F.C.
European Trophies Won13Club honoursLiverpool F.C.

13. Manchester City F.C.

Manchester City F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. Manchester City F.C.’s 1880 foundation, Manchester city base, Etihad Stadium, and 53,400 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 77 goals scored, 35 goals conceded, and a positive 42 goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for Manchester City F.C.

The Manchester City F.C Statistics are shown in the table below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Descriptor Source Context Team Name
Team NameManchester City F.C.Club profileManchester City F.C.
Founded1880Club factsManchester City F.C.
Websitemancity.comOfficial club websiteManchester City F.C.
StadiumEtihad StadiumClub profileManchester City F.C.
Stadium Capacity61,000Stadium seatsManchester City F.C.
ManagerPep Guardiola, 2025/26 season managerSeason manager contextManchester City F.C.
Manager StatusStepped down after 2025/26 seasonOfficial club updateManchester City F.C.
Wins23Season recordManchester City F.C.
Draws9Season recordManchester City F.C.
Losses6Season recordManchester City F.C.
Goals Scored77StatMuse team statsManchester City F.C.
Goals Conceded35StatMuse team statsManchester City F.C.
Goal Difference+42Calculated from goals scored minus goals concededManchester City F.C.
Clean Sheets16Club clean sheetsManchester City F.C.
Possession60.6%StatMuse team statsManchester City F.C.
Shots Per Match15.66Calculated from 595 shots across 38 matchesManchester City F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage88.7%Calculated from 19,644 completed passes and 22,144 attempted passesManchester City F.C.
Yellow Cards67StatMuse team statsManchester City F.C.
Red Cards0StatMuse team statsManchester City F.C.
Final Record38 MP, 23 W, 9 D, 6 LSeason recordManchester City F.C.
Array Record38 MP, 77 GF, 35 GA, +42 GDSeason totalsManchester City F.C.
Team ID281Transfermarkt club identifierManchester City F.C.
Top ScorerErling Haaland, 27 goalsTransfermarkt scorer tableManchester City F.C.
Top AssisterRayan Cherki, 12 assistsTransfermarkt assist tableManchester City F.C.
Squad Size28Club profileManchester City F.C.
Average Age26.3Club profileManchester City F.C.
Total Market Value€1.32bnTransfermarkt profileManchester City F.C.
Transfer Record€-194.52mTransfermarkt club profileManchester City F.C.
Top Rated PlayerRayan Cherki, 7.57StatMuse team snapshotManchester City F.C.
FA Cup Titles8Club honoursManchester City F.C.
European Trophies Won3Club honours, counting UEFA Champions League, European Cup Winners’ Cup, and UEFA Super CupManchester City F.C.

14. Manchester United F.C.

Manchester United F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. Manchester United F.C.’s 1878 foundation, Manchester city base, Old Trafford, and 74,310 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 69 goals scored, 50 goals conceded, and a positive 19 goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for Manchester United F.C.

The Manchester United F.C. statistics are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Data Source Context Team Name
Team NameManchester United F.C.Club profileManchester United F.C.
Founded1878Club profileManchester United F.C.
CityManchesterClub profileManchester United F.C.
StadiumOld TraffordClub profileManchester United F.C.
Stadium Capacity74,310Stadium profileManchester United F.C.
Matches Played38Season table contextManchester United F.C.
Wins20Season table contextManchester United F.C.
Draws11Season table contextManchester United F.C.
Losses7Season table contextManchester United F.C.
Goals Scored69Season table contextManchester United F.C.
Goals Conceded50Season table contextManchester United F.C.
Goal DifferencePositive 19Calculated from season dataManchester United F.C.
Clean Sheets15Clean sheet contextManchester United F.C.
Possession Percentage51.9%Season data contextManchester United F.C.
Shots per Match15.7Season data contextManchester United F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage83.2%Season data contextManchester United F.C.
Yellow Cards64Season data contextManchester United F.C.
Red Cards3Season data contextManchester United F.C.
Home Record19 MP, 12 W, 5 D, 2 LSeason table contextManchester United F.C.
Away Record19 MP, 8 W, 6 D, 5 LSeason table contextManchester United F.C.
Points per Game1.87CalculatedManchester United F.C.
Top ScorerBruno Fernandes, 8 goalsPlayer leader contextManchester United F.C.
Most AssistsBruno Fernandes, 21 assistsPlayer leader contextManchester United F.C.
Market Value[€780.30m]Market value contextManchester United F.C.
Average Attendance73,000+ matchday rangeAttendance contextManchester United F.C.
Premier League Titles Won13Premier League title historyManchester United F.C.
FA Cup Titles13Club honoursManchester United F.C.
European Trophies Won8Club honoursManchester United F.C.

15. Newcastle United F.C.

Newcastle United F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. Newcastle United F.C.’s 1892 foundation, Newcastle upon Tyne city base, St James’ Park, and 52,305 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 49 goals scored, 51 goals conceded, and a negative 2 goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for Newcastle United F.C.

The Newcastle United F.C. statistics are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Data Source Context Team Name
Team NameNewcastle United F.C.Club profileNewcastle United F.C.
Founded1892Club profileNewcastle United F.C.
CityNewcastle upon TyneClub profileNewcastle United F.C.
StadiumSt James’ ParkClub profileNewcastle United F.C.
Stadium Capacity52,305Stadium profileNewcastle United F.C.
Matches Played38Season table contextNewcastle United F.C.
Wins14Season table contextNewcastle United F.C.
Draws7Season table contextNewcastle United F.C.
Losses17Season table contextNewcastle United F.C.
Goals Scored49Season table contextNewcastle United F.C.
Goals Conceded51Season table contextNewcastle United F.C.
Goal DifferenceNegative 2Calculated from season dataNewcastle United F.C.
Clean Sheets9Clean sheet contextNewcastle United F.C.
Possession Percentage50.3%Season data contextNewcastle United F.C.
Shots per Match13.4Season data contextNewcastle United F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage81.6%Season data contextNewcastle United F.C.
Yellow Cards75Season data contextNewcastle United F.C.
Red Cards2Season data contextNewcastle United F.C.
Home Record19 MP, 9 W, 4 D, 6 LSeason table contextNewcastle United F.C.
Away Record19 MP, 5 W, 3 D, 11 LSeason table contextNewcastle United F.C.
Points per Game1.29CalculatedNewcastle United F.C.
Top ScorerAlexander Isak, 15 goalsPlayer leader contextNewcastle United F.C.
Most AssistsAnthony Gordon, 7 assistsPlayer leader contextNewcastle United F.C.
Market Value[€641.20m]Market value contextNewcastle United F.C.
Average Attendance52,000+ matchday rangeAttendance contextNewcastle United F.C.
Premier League Titles Won0Premier League title historyNewcastle United F.C.
FA Cup Titles6Club honoursNewcastle United F.C.
European Trophies Won2Club honoursNewcastle United F.C.

16. Nottingham Forest F.C.

Nottingham Forest F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. Nottingham Forest F.C.’s 1865 foundation, Nottingham city base, City Ground, and 30,455 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 48 goals scored, 51 goals conceded, and a negative 3 goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for Nottingham Forest F.C.

The Nottingham Forest F.C. statistics are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Data Source Context Team Name
Team NameNottingham Forest F.C.Club profileNottingham Forest F.C.
Founded1865Club profileNottingham Forest F.C.
CityNottinghamClub profileNottingham Forest F.C.
StadiumCity GroundClub profileNottingham Forest F.C.
Stadium Capacity30,455Stadium profileNottingham Forest F.C.
Matches Played38Season table contextNottingham Forest F.C.
Wins11Season table contextNottingham Forest F.C.
Draws11Season table contextNottingham Forest F.C.
Losses16Season table contextNottingham Forest F.C.
Goals Scored48Season table contextNottingham Forest F.C.
Goals Conceded51Season table contextNottingham Forest F.C.
Goal DifferenceNegative 3Calculated from season dataNottingham Forest F.C.
Clean Sheets8Clean sheet contextNottingham Forest F.C.
Possession Percentage45.2%Season data contextNottingham Forest F.C.
Shots per Match10.8Season data contextNottingham Forest F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage77.9%Season data contextNottingham Forest F.C.
Yellow Cards71Season data contextNottingham Forest F.C.
Red Cards2Season data contextNottingham Forest F.C.
Home Record19 MP, 7 W, 6 D, 6 LSeason table contextNottingham Forest F.C.
Away Record19 MP, 4 W, 5 D, 10 LSeason table contextNottingham Forest F.C.
Points per Game1.16CalculatedNottingham Forest F.C.
Top ScorerChris Wood, 13 goalsPlayer leader contextNottingham Forest F.C.
Most AssistsMorgan Gibbs White, 6 assistsPlayer leader contextNottingham Forest F.C.
Market Value[€443.70m]Market value contextNottingham Forest F.C.
Average Attendance29,000+ matchday rangeAttendance contextNottingham Forest F.C.
Premier League Titles Won0Premier League title historyNottingham Forest F.C.
FA Cup Titles2Club honoursNottingham Forest F.C.
European Trophies Won3Club honoursNottingham Forest F.C.

17. Sunderland A.F.C.

Sunderland A.F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. Sunderland A.F.C.’s 1879 foundation, Sunderland city base, Stadium of Light, and 48,707 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 42 goals scored, 48 goals conceded, and a negative 6 goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for Sunderland A.F.C.

The Sunderland A.F.C. statistics are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Data Source Context Team Name
Team NameSunderland A.F.C.Club profileSunderland A.F.C.
Founded1879Club profileSunderland A.F.C.
CitySunderlandClub profileSunderland A.F.C.
StadiumStadium of LightClub profileSunderland A.F.C.
Stadium Capacity48,707Stadium profileSunderland A.F.C.
Matches Played38Season table contextSunderland A.F.C.
Wins14Season table contextSunderland A.F.C.
Draws12Season table contextSunderland A.F.C.
Losses12Season table contextSunderland A.F.C.
Goals Scored42Season table contextSunderland A.F.C.
Goals Conceded48Season table contextSunderland A.F.C.
Goal DifferenceNegative 6Calculated from season dataSunderland A.F.C.
Clean Sheets10Clean sheet contextSunderland A.F.C.
Possession Percentage44.9%Season data contextSunderland A.F.C.
Shots per Match10.4Season data contextSunderland A.F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage79.6%Season data contextSunderland A.F.C.
Yellow Cards82Season data contextSunderland A.F.C.
Red Cards3Season data contextSunderland A.F.C.
Home Record19 MP, 9 W, 6 D, 4 LSeason table contextSunderland A.F.C.
Away Record19 MP, 5 W, 6 D, 8 LSeason table contextSunderland A.F.C.
Points per Game1.42CalculatedSunderland A.F.C.
Top ScorerEnzo Le Fée, 6 goalsPlayer leader contextSunderland A.F.C.
Most AssistsEnzo Le Fée, 6 assistsPlayer leader contextSunderland A.F.C.
Market Value[€214.60m]Market value contextSunderland A.F.C.
Average Attendance40,000+ matchday rangeAttendance contextSunderland A.F.C.
Premier League Titles Won0Premier League title historySunderland A.F.C.
FA Cup Titles2Club honoursSunderland A.F.C.
European Trophies Won0Club honoursSunderland A.F.C.

18. Tottenham Hotspur F.C.

Tottenham Hotspur F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. Tottenham Hotspur F.C.’s 1882 foundation, London city base, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and 62,850 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 47 goals scored, 56 goals conceded, and a negative 9 goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for Tottenham Hotspur F.C.

The Tottenham Hotspur F.C. statistics are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Data Source Context Team Name
Team NameTottenham Hotspur F.C.Club profileTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Founded1882Club profileTottenham Hotspur F.C.
CityLondonClub profileTottenham Hotspur F.C.
StadiumTottenham Hotspur StadiumClub profileTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Stadium Capacity62,850Stadium profileTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Matches Played38Season table contextTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Wins10Season table contextTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Draws11Season table contextTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Losses17Season table contextTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Goals Scored47Season table contextTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Goals Conceded56Season table contextTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Goal DifferenceNegative 9Calculated from season dataTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Clean Sheets7Clean sheet contextTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Possession Percentage53.1%Season data contextTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Shots per Match13.2Season data contextTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage84.0%Season data contextTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Yellow Cards78Season data contextTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Red Cards3Season data contextTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Home Record19 MP, 6 W, 6 D, 7 LSeason table contextTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Away Record19 MP, 4 W, 5 D, 10 LSeason table contextTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Points per Game1.08CalculatedTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Top ScorerSon Heung min, 11 goalsPlayer leader contextTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Most AssistsJames Maddison, 7 assistsPlayer leader contextTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Market Value[€689.30m]Market value contextTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Average Attendance61,000+ matchday rangeAttendance contextTottenham Hotspur F.C.
Premier League Titles Won0Premier League title historyTottenham Hotspur F.C.
FA Cup Titles8Club honoursTottenham Hotspur F.C.
European Trophies Won3Club honoursTottenham Hotspur F.C.

19. West Ham United F.C.

West Ham United F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. West Ham United F.C.’s 1895 foundation, London city base, London Stadium, and 62,500 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 37 goals scored, 56 goals conceded, and a negative 19 goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for West Ham United F.C.

The West Ham United F.C. statistics are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Data Source Context Team Name
Team NameWest Ham United F.C.Club profileWest Ham United F.C.
Founded1895Club profileWest Ham United F.C.
CityLondonClub profileWest Ham United F.C.
StadiumLondon StadiumClub profileWest Ham United F.C.
Stadium Capacity62,500Stadium profileWest Ham United F.C.
Matches Played38Season table contextWest Ham United F.C.
Wins10Season table contextWest Ham United F.C.
Draws9Season table contextWest Ham United F.C.
Losses19Season table contextWest Ham United F.C.
Goals Scored37Season table contextWest Ham United F.C.
Goals Conceded56Season table contextWest Ham United F.C.
Goal DifferenceNegative 19Calculated from season dataWest Ham United F.C.
Clean Sheets6Clean sheet contextWest Ham United F.C.
Possession Percentage44.1%Season data contextWest Ham United F.C.
Shots per Match10.2Season data contextWest Ham United F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage77.6%Season data contextWest Ham United F.C.
Yellow Cards83Season data contextWest Ham United F.C.
Red Cards4Season data contextWest Ham United F.C.
Home Record19 MP, 6 W, 5 D, 8 LSeason table contextWest Ham United F.C.
Away Record19 MP, 4 W, 4 D, 11 LSeason table contextWest Ham United F.C.
Points per Game1.03CalculatedWest Ham United F.C.
Top ScorerJarrod Bowen, 10 goalsPlayer leader contextWest Ham United F.C.
Most AssistsLucas Paquetá, 5 assistsPlayer leader contextWest Ham United F.C.
Market Value[€439.60m]Market value contextWest Ham United F.C.
Average Attendance62,000+ matchday rangeAttendance contextWest Ham United F.C.
Premier League Titles Won0Premier League title historyWest Ham United F.C.
FA Cup Titles3Club honoursWest Ham United F.C.
European Trophies Won3Club honoursWest Ham United F.C.

20. Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C.

Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C. show the club profile, season record, stadium details, and player leaders in one structured view. Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C.’s 1877 foundation, Wolverhampton city base, Molineux Stadium, and 32,050 capacity define the club’s identity. The season data highlights 38 matches, 31 goals scored, 72 goals conceded, and a negative 41 goal difference. Player output, clean sheets, possession control, expected goals, discipline, and title history complete the performance context for Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C.

The Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C. statistics are listed below.

Statistical Category Profile Value / Attribute Data Source Context Team Name
Team NameWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.Club profileWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Founded1877Club profileWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
CityWolverhamptonClub profileWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
StadiumMolineux StadiumClub profileWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Stadium Capacity32,050Stadium profileWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Matches Played38Season table contextWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Wins3Season table contextWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Draws11Season table contextWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Losses24Season table contextWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Goals Scored31Season table contextWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Goals Conceded72Season table contextWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Goal DifferenceNegative 41Calculated from season dataWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Clean Sheets4Clean sheet contextWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Possession Percentage42.8%Season data contextWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Shots per Match9.6Season data contextWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Pass Accuracy Percentage76.9%Season data contextWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Yellow Cards85Season data contextWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Red Cards5Season data contextWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Home Record19 MP, 2 W, 6 D, 11 LSeason table contextWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Away Record19 MP, 1 W, 5 D, 13 LSeason table contextWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Points per Game0.53CalculatedWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Top ScorerMatheus Cunha, 9 goalsPlayer leader contextWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Most AssistsJoão Gomes, 5 assistsPlayer leader contextWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Market Value[€351.40m]Market value contextWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Average Attendance31,000+ matchday rangeAttendance contextWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Premier League Titles Won0Premier League title historyWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
FA Cup Titles4Club honoursWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
European Trophies Won0Club honoursWolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Premier League Team Statistics

Premier League Team Standings

Premier League Team Standings show each club’s league position through matches played, wins, draws, losses, goals scored, goals conceded, goal difference, and points. Matches played track the total fixtures completed by each club across the 38 match Premier League season. Wins, draws, and losses explain how each club earned points through results. Goals scored and goals conceded show attacking output and defensive stability. Goal difference compares scoring strength against defensive record, while points determine league ranking.

The Premier League Team Standings are shown in the table below.

Team Matches Played Wins Draws Losses Goals Scored Goals Conceded Goal Difference Points
Arsenal F.C.3826757127+4485
Manchester City F.C.3823967735+4278
Manchester United F.C.38201176950+1971
Aston Villa F.C.38198115649+765
Liverpool F.C.38179126353+1060
AFC Bournemouth38131875854+457
Sunderland A.F.C.381412124248-654
Brighton & Hove Albion F.C.381411135246+653
Brentford F.C.381411135451+353
Chelsea F.C.381410145953+652
Fulham F.C.38157165551+452
Everton F.C.381310154851-349
Newcastle United F.C.38147174951-249
Leeds United F.C.381114134350-747
Crystal Palace F.C.381112154555-1045
Nottingham Forest F.C.381111164851-344
Tottenham Hotspur F.C.381011174756-941
West Ham United F.C.38109193756-1939
Burnley F.C.38410243269-3722
Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C.38311243172-4120

Premier League Top Goal Scorers Table

The Premier League Top Goal Scorers Table shows the leading players by goals scored across the 2025/26 Premier League season. Rank identifies each player’s scoring position, while goals show total league goals. Club identifies the team connected to each scorer during the season. Penalty Goals separate goals scored from penalties from open play and set piece goals. "Goals per Match" measures scoring rate by dividing total goals by matches played.

The Premier League Top Goal Scorers Table is shown in the table below.

Rank Player Club Goals Penalty Goals Goals per Match
1Erling HaalandManchester City F.C.27Not specified0.77
2Igor ThiagoBrentford F.C.22Not specified0.58
3Antoine SemenyoManchester City F.C.17Not specified0.46
4Ollie WatkinsAston Villa F.C.16Not specified0.43
5Morgan Gibbs WhiteNottingham Forest F.C.15Not specified0.41
6João PedroChelsea F.C.15Not specified0.43
7Viktor GyökeresArsenal F.C.14Not specified0.39
8Dominic Calvert LewinLeeds United F.C.14Not specified0.40
9Danny WelbeckBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.13Not specified0.35
10Junior KroupiAFC Bournemouth13Not specified0.39

Premier League Top Assists Leaders

Premier League Top Assists Leaders show the most productive creators across the 2025/26 Premier League season. Rank identifies each player’s position in the assists table. Player names show the footballers credited with final passes before goals. Club names connect each creator to the Premier League team linked to the assists record. Chances created and assists per match add deeper context for creative volume and match-by-match productivity.

The Premier League Top assists leaders are shown in the table below.

Rank Player Club Assists Chances Created Assists per Match
1Bruno FernandesManchester United F.C.211330.60
2Rayan CherkiManchester City F.C.12610.36
3Jarrod BowenWest Ham United F.C.11430.29
4Erling HaalandManchester City F.C.8250.23
5Dominik SzoboszlaiLiverpool F.C.7Not specifiedNot specified
5James GarnerEverton F.C.7560.18
5Harry WilsonFulham F.C.7Not specifiedNot specified
5Mohamed SalahLiverpool F.C.7490.26
9Granit XhakaSunderland A.F.C.6Not specifiedNot specified
9Enzo Le FéeSunderland A.F.C.6Not specifiedNot specified

Premier League Goalkeeper Statistics

Premier League Goalkeeper Statistics show goalkeeper performance through clean sheets, saves, save percentage, and goals conceded. Clean sheets identify matches where a goalkeeper finished without conceding. Saves show direct shot-stopping volume across the season. Save percentage measures the share of shots on target stopped by the goalkeeper. Goals conceded show defensive exposure and goalkeeper outcomes across league appearances.

The Premier League goalkeeper statistics are shown in the table below.

Goalkeeper Club Clean Sheets Saves Save Percentage Goals Conceded
David RayaArsenal F.C.193969.8%25
Gianluigi DonnarummaManchester City F.C.156972.4%29
Jordan PickfordEverton F.C.11100Not specified49
Djordje PetrovicAFC Bournemouth1110969.4%50
Dean HendersonCrystal Palace F.C.1110669.3%51
Caoimhin KelleherBrentford F.C.1010869.9%49
Bart VerbruggenBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.1010671.7%46
Robin RoefsSunderland A.F.C.1010970.9%45
Robert SánchezChelsea F.C.998Not specified49
Bernd LenoFulham F.C.998Not specified51
Premier League Team Standings

Premier League Team Attacking Statistics

Premier League Team Attacking Statistics show each club’s attacking output through goals, total shots, shots on target, conversion rate, and big chances created. Goals measure finishing production across the league season. Shots show total attempts created from open play, set pieces, penalties, and attacking transitions. Shots on Target show attempts that forced a save or entered the goal. Conversion Rate compares goals against total shots, while Big Chances Created shows high-quality scoring opportunities.

The Premier League team's attacking statistics are shown in the table below.

Team Goals Shots Shots on Target Conversion Rate Big Chances Created
Manchester City F.C.7759720912.9%82
Arsenal F.C.7155218612.9%74
Manchester United F.C.6959621511.6%70
Liverpool F.C.6358917510.7%68
Chelsea F.C.5953617611.0%64
AFC Bournemouth5852416811.1%57
Aston Villa F.C.5648215711.6%59
Fulham F.C.5546015112.0%51
Brentford F.C.5440514613.3%77
Brighton & Hove Albion F.C.5249416010.5%55
Newcastle United F.C.495091539.6%49
Everton F.C.4841413211.6%44
Nottingham Forest F.C.4841013711.7%43
Tottenham Hotspur F.C.475021559.4%48
Crystal Palace F.C.4542913510.5%45
Leeds United F.C.4341812810.3%41
Sunderland A.F.C.4239512410.6%39
West Ham United F.C.373881169.5%36
Burnley F.C.323501039.1%31
Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C.313651058.5%29

Premier League Shooting Statistics

Premier League Shooting Statistics show player finishing volume, shot accuracy, and scoring conversion across the 2025/26 season. Shots measure total attempts taken by each player. Shots on Target show attempts that tested the goalkeeper or resulted in a goal. Shot Accuracy measures the share of shots that went on target. Conversion Rate measures the share of total shots converted into goals.

The Premier League Shooting Statistics are shown in the table below.

Player Club Shots Shots on Target Shot Accuracy Conversion Rate
Erling HaalandManchester City F.C.1265946.8%21.4%
Igor ThiagoBrentford F.C.844351.2%26.2%
Antoine SemenyoManchester City F.C.834149.4%20.5%
Ollie WatkinsAston Villa F.C.833845.8%19.3%
Matheus CunhaManchester United F.C.903538.9%11.1%
Dominic Calvert LewinLeeds United F.C.733446.6%19.2%
Benjamin ŠeškoManchester United F.C.613455.7%18.0%
Bryan MbeumoManchester United F.C.733243.8%15.1%
Jean Philippe MatetaCrystal Palace F.C.633250.8%19.0%
Morgan Gibbs WhiteNottingham Forest F.C.833238.6%18.1%

Premier League Team Defensive Statistics

Premier League Team Defensive Statistics show each club’s defensive record through goals conceded, clean sheets, tackles won, interceptions, and blocks. Goals conceded measure the total goals allowed across the league season. Clean sheets show matches where a club finished without conceding. Tackles won and interceptions explain ball recovery strength. Blocks show how clubs defended shots, crosses, and passing lanes inside defensive phases.

The Premier League team defensive statistics are shown in the table below.

Team Goals Conceded Clean Sheets Tackles Won Interceptions Blocks
Arsenal F.C.2719548342146
Manchester City F.C.3516512318132
Brighton & Hove Albion F.C.4610586381168
Sunderland A.F.C.4810604394181
Aston Villa F.C.498558354162
Manchester United F.C.5015621372175
Leeds United F.C.508632388184
Brentford F.C.519594368170
Everton F.C.5110640405190
Fulham F.C.519576361166
Newcastle United F.C.519598374171
Nottingham Forest F.C.518612386178
Chelsea F.C.539565349158
Liverpool F.C.538542333150
AFC Bournemouth5411618402188
Crystal Palace F.C.558607390176
Tottenham Hotspur F.C.567697414196
West Ham United F.C.566625397185
Burnley F.C.695635409202
Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C.724650421210

Premier League Passing Statistics

Premier League Passing Statistics show player distribution volume, completion quality, passing accuracy, and creative passing output. Passes Attempted show how often a player tried to move the ball to a teammate. "Passes Completed" shows successful passes across league matches. Accuracy measures completed passes as a share of attempted passes. Key Passes show passes that directly created a shot.

The Premier League passing statistics are shown in the table below.

Player Club Passes Attempted Passes Completed Accuracy Key Passes
Virgil van DijkLiverpool F.C.2,7972,50689.6%69
Lewis DunkBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.Not specified2,248Not specified43
Jan Paul van HeckeBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.Not specified2,207Not specified48
Trevoh ChalobahChelsea F.C.Not specified2,147Not specified17
Marc GuéhiCrystal Palace F.C. / Manchester City F.C.Not specified2,096Not specified63
Elliot AndersonNottingham Forest F.C.Not specified2,080Not specified58
Ezri KonsaAston Villa F.C.Not specified2,01696.2%Not specified
William SalibaArsenal F.C.Not specified2,00993.1%Not specified
Bernardo SilvaManchester City F.C.Not specified1,968Not specifiedNot specified
Ibrahima KonatéLiverpool F.C.Not specified1,963Not specifiedNot specified

Premier League Defensive Player Statistics

Premier League Defensive Player Statistics show individual defensive output through tackles, interceptions, clearances, and aerial duels won. Tackles show direct challenges made against opponents in possession. Interceptions show passes stopped before reaching the intended receiver. Clearances show defensive actions that remove danger from the penalty area or defensive third. Aerial Duels Won show headers won in contested ball situations.

The Premier League Defensive statistics are shown in the table below.

Player Club Tackles Interceptions Clearances Aerial Duels Won
Virgil van DijkLiverpool F.C.2228308165
James TarkowskiEverton F.C.5230268140
Sepp van den BergBrentford F.C.Not specifiedNot specifiedNot specified135
Marcos SenesiAFC Bournemouth614824990
Maxence LacroixCrystal Palace F.C.Not specifiedNot specified281111
Joachim AndersenFulham F.C.Not specifiedNot specified257Not specified
Maxime EstèveBurnley F.C.Not specifiedNot specified238Not specified
Nikola MilenkovićNottingham Forest F.C.Not specifiedNot specified236Not specified
Pascal StruijkLeeds United F.C.Not specifiedNot specified230Not specified
Nathan CollinsBrentford F.C.Not specifiedNot specified224Not specified

Premier League Possession Statistics

Premier League Possession Statistics show how clubs control the ball through average possession, passes per match, pass accuracy, and progressive passes. Average Possession measures the percentage of match time or ball share held by a team. Passes per Match show how much a team circulates possession across 38 league matches. Pass Accuracy shows the share of completed passes from total attempted passes. Progressive Passes show forward passes that move the ball meaningfully toward the opponent’s goal.

The Premier League possession statistics are shown in the table below.

Team Average Possession Passes per Match Pass Accuracy Progressive Passes
Manchester City F.C.60.6%51788.7%63
Liverpool F.C.59.3%48986.0%58
Arsenal F.C.56.4%44784.6%55
Chelsea F.C.55.8%46085.0%54
Brighton & Hove Albion F.C.54.0%42084.1%50
Aston Villa F.C.53.7%38685.6%48
Tottenham Hotspur F.C.53.1%43284.0%49
Manchester United F.C.51.9%38683.2%46
Fulham F.C.50.6%38281.7%42
Newcastle United F.C.50.3%39281.6%44
AFC Bournemouth50.1%41180.4%43
Brentford F.C.47.6%39379.5%39
Crystal Palace F.C.46.7%36578.8%37
Leeds United F.C.45.9%40078.1%38
Nottingham Forest F.C.45.2%41477.9%40
Sunderland A.F.C.44.9%33179.6%35
West Ham United F.C.44.1%35677.6%34
Burnley F.C.43.8%34077.4%33
Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C.42.8%34476.9%32
Everton F.C.42.5%33676.3%31

Premier League Discipline Statistics

Premier League Discipline Statistics show each club’s card record, foul volume, and match-by-match discipline across the season. Yellow Cards measure cautions given for fouls, dissent, delaying restarts, and unsporting behavior. Red Cards show dismissals from serious foul play, violent conduct, second yellow cards, and denial of clear scoring chances. "Fouls Committed" shows total infringements across league matches. Fouls per Match divides total fouls by 38 matches to compare discipline patterns across clubs.

The Premier League discipline statistics are shown in the table below.

Team Yellow Cards Red Cards Fouls Committed Fouls per Match
AFC Bournemouth88246012.1
Brighton & Hove Albion F.C.86045211.9
Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C.85545612.0
West Ham United F.C.83443311.4
Sunderland A.F.C.82340710.7
Chelsea F.C.82342211.1
Leeds United F.C.79341410.9
Tottenham Hotspur F.C.78342211.1
Crystal Palace F.C.76241410.9
Newcastle United F.C.75241010.8
Burnley F.C.73241811.0
Nottingham Forest F.C.71240310.6
Everton F.C.70139910.5
Fulham F.C.68239510.4
Manchester City F.C.6703699.7
Brentford F.C.66139510.4
Manchester United F.C.64339110.3
Liverpool F.C.57138410.1
Aston Villa F.C.58138010.0
Arsenal F.C.51039110.3

Premier League Expected Goals (xG) Statistics

Premier League Expected Goals (xG) Statistics show player finishing performance by comparing goals scored with chance quality. Goals show actual scoring output, while xG estimates the expected value of shots based on chance difficulty. Difference (G-xG) shows whether a player scored above or below expected output. A positive difference signals finishing above chance value. A negative difference signals finishing below chance value.

The Premier League expected goals (xG) statistics are shown in the table below.

Player Club Goals xG Difference (G-xG)
Erling HaalandManchester City F.C.2725.20+1.80
Igor ThiagoBrentford F.C.2220.13+1.87
Dominic Calvert LewinLeeds United F.C.1415.61-1.61
João PedroChelsea F.C.1515.30-0.30
Ollie WatkinsAston Villa F.C.1614.62+1.38
Jean Philippe MatetaCrystal Palace F.C.1213.80-1.80
Danny WelbeckBrighton & Hove Albion F.C.1312.47+0.53
Kevin SchadeBrentford F.C.811.72-3.72
Bryan MbeumoManchester United F.C.1111.58-0.58
Viktor GyökeresArsenal F.C.1411.42+2.58
Antoine SemenyoManchester City F.C.1711.41+5.59
Raúl JiménezFulham F.C.911.36-2.36
EvanilsonAFC Bournemouth611.25-5.25
Enzo FernándezChelsea F.C.1011.07-1.07
Cole PalmerChelsea F.C.1010.92-0.92

Premier League Expected Assists (xA) Statistics

Premier League Expected Assists (xA) Statistics show creative performance by comparing actual assists with expected assist value. Assists show the number of goals directly created by a player. xA estimates the likelihood that a player’s passes become goals based on chance quality. Difference subtracts xA from actual assists to show overperformance or underperformance. Positive difference shows assists above expected chance quality, while a negative difference shows assists below expected chance quality.

The Premier League expected assists (xA) statistics are shown in the table below.

Player Club Assists xA Difference
Bruno FernandesManchester United F.C.2111.75+9.25
Rayan CherkiManchester City F.C.128.50+3.50
Jarrod BowenWest Ham United F.C.116.90+4.10
Erling HaalandManchester City F.C.83.70+4.30
Dominik SzoboszlaiLiverpool F.C.75.80+1.20
James GarnerEverton F.C.75.60+1.40
Harry WilsonFulham F.C.74.90+2.10
Mohamed SalahLiverpool F.C.76.40+0.60
Granit XhakaSunderland A.F.C.65.30+0.70
Enzo Le FéeSunderland A.F.C.64.80+1.20

Premier League Historical Premier League Records

Premier League historical records show the highest achievements across players and clubs since the competition began in 1992. Career records track long-term dominance through goals and assists, while season records measure peak performance in one campaign. Club records highlight title success and points totals, showing how teams shaped different Premier League eras.

The Premier League historical records are shown in the table below.

Record Player/Club Statistic
Most Career GoalsAlan Shearer260 goals
Most Career AssistsRyan Giggs162 assists
Most Assists in a SeasonBruno Fernandes21 assists
Most Premier League TitlesManchester United13 titles
Most Points in a SeasonManchester City100 points
Most Goals in a SeasonErling Haaland36 goals
Most Clean Sheets in a SeasonPetr Čech24 clean sheets
Longest Unbeaten RunArsenal F.C.49 matches
Most Goals by a Club in a SeasonManchester City106 goals
Fewest Goals Conceded in a SeasonChelsea F.C.15 goals conceded

Premier League Overview

What is the Premier League in football?

The Premier League in football is the top professional football league in England, not Spain. The Spanish top professional football league is La Liga. The Premier League features 20 clubs competing annually for the English championship across 38 league matches per club. The competition sits at the highest level of the English football pyramid, above the English Football League Championship.

The Premier League season uses a home and away format, meaning each club plays every other club twice. Each club plays 19 matches at its own stadium and 19 matches at opponents’ stadiums. The league table ranks clubs through points, goal difference, goals scored, and later tiebreak rules. A win gives 3 points, a draw gives 1 point, and a loss gives 0 points.
The champion is the club that finishes first after all league matches are completed. The lowest-ranked 3 clubs are relegated to the English Football League Championship. Three promoted clubs from the Championship replace relegated clubs for the next season. The Premier League includes leading English clubs that compete for the title, European qualification, and survival from relegation.

What country does the Premier League belong to?

The Premier League belongs to England. The competition is the highest level of English league football and sits above the English Football League Championship. Premier League clubs are mainly based in England, although Welsh clubs have appeared in the competition when promoted through the English football league system. The league operates under English football governance, with 20 clubs competing for the national top division title each season.

The Premier League forms the top tier of the English football pyramid. Clubs qualify for the competition through league status, promotion, and relegation rather than invitation. English clubs dominate the league membership because the competition represents England’s national top division. Welsh clubs (Swansea City and Cardiff City) have played in the Premier League after earning promotion through the English league system. The league’s country identity remains England because the competition is organized, governed, and recognized as English top-flight football.

When was the Premier League founded?

The Premier League was founded in 1992. The competition began after clubs in the former Football League First Division formed a new top-tier competition. The first Premier League season was 1992 to 1993. The new format changed English football through new broadcast agreements, stronger commercial growth, and a separate league identity.
The breakaway gave top-flight clubs greater control over television revenue and commercial decisions. The Premier League quickly became the leading domestic football competition in England through larger audiences and stronger club investment. Manchester United won the first Premier League title in the 1992-1993 season under Sir Alex Ferguson. The founding year remains a key marker in English football history because it separates the modern Premier League era from the old First Division era.

How many teams play in the Premier League?

The Premier League has 20 teams each season. Each club plays 38 league matches, facing every other club once at home and once away. The 20-team format creates a balanced league schedule across home and away fixtures. Three clubs are relegated at the end of the season, and three promoted clubs enter from the English Football League Championship.
The 20-team format has been used since the 1995 to 1996 season, after the league reduced from 22 clubs. The structure creates 380 league matches in a full season, giving each club 19 home matches and 19 away matches. Promotion and relegation keep the league connected to the wider English football pyramid. The top clubs compete for the title and European qualification, while lower-ranked clubs fight to avoid relegation. The 20-team setup supports a consistent season format across matchweeks, standings, results, and fixture planning.

How many matches are played in a Premier League season?

A Premier League season has 380 matches. The total comes from 20 teams playing 38 matches each, with each match involving 2 clubs. Each club plays 19 home matches and 19 away matches across the season. The 380 match structure supports a full round robin format for the English top division. The schedule means every club faces each opponent twice, once at its own stadium and once at the opponent’s stadium. The home and away format gives the league table a balanced structure because every club receives the same number of venue advantages. Match totals exclude FA Cup, EFL Cup, UEFA competitions, friendlies, and preseason fixtures. The Premier League uses the 380-match format to decide the champion, European qualification places, and relegation positions through league results alone.

Premier League Standings and League Tables

How are Premier League standings calculated?

Premier League standings are calculated through points earned from wins and draws across 38 league matches. A win gives 3 points, a draw gives 1 point, and a loss gives 0 points. Clubs rank first by total points, which makes match results the main driver of table position. Goal difference breaks ties when two clubs finish level on points. Goals scored rank next when the goal difference remains equal. Head-to-head records apply later in the tiebreak order when clubs remain level after points, goal difference, and goals scored. The Premier League standings help measure title races, European qualification, relegation pressure, and team form. Form across the last 5 matches gives extra context behind a club’s current ranking. Home and away records show whether a club earns points consistently across different venues. Bettors use table position, goal difference, home record, away record, and recent results to assess match strength through League Standings for Football Betting.

Who is at the top of the Premier League standings?

Arsenal is at the top of the Premier League standings, with a 26-win and 5-loss record. Arsenal leads ahead of Manchester City, Manchester United, Aston Villa, and Liverpool. The standings rank clubs by points first, then goal difference, and goals scored when clubs finish level. Arsenal’s position reflects consistent wins, a strong defensive record, and title-level form across the season. The table changes after each completed fixture because every result updates points, wins, losses, goals scored, and goals conceded. Arsenal’s lead gives the club the strongest position in the title race. Manchester City remains the closest challenger through attacking output and squad depth. The final standings depend on remaining fixtures, away form, injuries, and direct matches against top table rivals.

How do Premier League rankings work?

Premier League rankings work through points earned from league matches across a 38-match season. A win gives 3 points, a draw gives 1 point, and a loss gives 0 points. Clubs rank first by total points, then by goal difference when teams finish level on points. Goals scored become the next tiebreaker when goal difference is equal.

Premier League rankings change after each completed fixture because match results update points, wins, draws, losses, goals scored, goals conceded, and goal difference. A club rises when its result creates a stronger points total or better tiebreak position than nearby teams. A club drops when another team gains points or improves goal difference. Final rankings decide the champion, European qualification places, mid-table order, and relegation positions. Head-to-head records apply later in the tiebreak order when teams remain level after points, goal difference, and goals scored. The final table becomes official after all 20 clubs complete 38 league matches.

Where can I find the latest Premier League table?

Premier League fans find the latest Premier League table on the official Premier League website, sports media platforms, club websites, and live score apps. First, open the official standings page for verified points, wins, draws, losses, goal difference, and matches played. Second, check sports platforms (ESPN, BBC Sport, Sky Sports, Flashscore, and LiveScore) for live table movement during matchdays. Third, compare the table after full time because official standings update after confirmed results and completed fixtures. Arsenal currently leads the Premier League table, ahead of Manchester City and Manchester United. League tables on live score apps help track changes during simultaneous matches. Club websites provide context through match previews, reports, and form guides. Final standings become reliable after the Premier League confirms every completed match result.

How often is the Premier League table updated?

The Premier League table is updated after every completed league match. A win adds 3 points, a draw adds 1 point, and a loss adds 0 points to each club’s record. The table adjusts standings through points, goal difference, goals scored, wins, draws, losses, and matches played. Live tables update during matches on sports media platforms, but official standings settle after full time. Match postponements and rescheduled fixtures affect the table because clubs do not always complete the same number of matches at the same point in the season. The table changes faster during weekends because multiple fixtures finish on the same day. Midweek match rounds create extra movement because teams play across Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday slots. Final league placement becomes official after the last matchday, when all 20 clubs complete 38 matches.

Premier League Match Results and Fixtures

Where can I find Premier League match results?

Premier League match results are found on the official Premier League website, club websites, and sports media platforms (ESPN, Sky Sports, Flashscore, and LiveScore). First, open the official match center to check final scores, fixtures, standings, scorers, cards, substitutions, and match reports. Second, use sports media scoreboards to compare live scores, match summaries, statistics, video highlights, and updated odds. Third, review match reports after full time because reports explain key moments, tactical changes, and player performances. Fourth, check the league table after each result because points, goal difference, and form update after completed matches. Fifth, use club match pages for official lineups, manager comments, and post-match details. The same result tracking method applies to Spanish football when checking La Liga results.

How can I bet on Premier League Matches?

Premier League match betting starts with choosing a licensed sportsbook, checking the match market, and reviewing team form before placing a stake. First, a bettor selects a match and studies odds for common markets (match winner, draw, total goals, correct score, and player goals). Second, the bettor checks injuries, starting lineups, recent results, home advantage, and fixture congestion. Third, the bettor sets a fixed stake limit before confirming the bet, since bankroll control protects the betting process from emotional decisions. Fourth, the bettor compares odds across markets to find fair value rather than chasing high payouts. Fifth, the bettor reviews live match conditions if placing an in-play wager. Lastly, the bet record must include odds, stake, market type, and result for clearer tracking in Football Betting.

How are Premier League fixtures scheduled?

Premier League fixtures are scheduled before the season through a full league calendar that places 380 matches across available matchweeks. Each of the 20 clubs plays the other 19 clubs once at home and once away. The fixture process accounts for international breaks, European competitions, domestic cups, policing needs, stadium availability, and broadcast windows. The schedule balances home and away matches by avoiding long runs in one venue pattern, with no club set for more than two consecutive home or away league matches. Clubs usually receive a balanced sequence across five matches, with either 3 home and 2 away games or 2 home and 3 away games. Derby matches and local policing plans influence the placement of high-attendance fixtures. Holiday rounds receive extra planning because Boxing Day, New Year's Day, and midweek fixtures compress rest periods. The Premier League releases fixture lists months before the opening weekend, then confirms broadcast slots through later updates to the Premier League Schedule and Fixtures.

How are Premier League results recorded?

Premier League results are recorded by final score, match date, home team, away team, scorers, cards, substitutions, venue, and match officials. A win gives a team 3 points, a draw gives 1 point, and a loss gives 0 points. The league table updates after each result based on points, goal difference, goals scored, wins, draws, and losses. Match reports record key events from the first minute through stoppage time, giving clubs and analysts a full record of performance. Premier League results support standings, form tables, player statistics, betting markets, and historical comparisons across each season. Official records count league results separately from domestic cups and European matches. Result data becomes final after referee reports, competition checks, and confirmed match statistics. The recorded result affects title races, relegation battles, European qualification, and club form analysis.

Premier League Player Overview

Who are the top Premier League players this season?

Top Premier League players for the 2025 to 2026 season are determined through goals, assists, clean sheets, defensive actions, passing accuracy, and player ratings. Player rankings differ by position because forwards gain value from scoring, midfielders gain value from chance creation, and defenders gain value from ball recovery and clean sheets. Seasonal form changes after each matchday, depending on goals scored, assists recorded, minutes played, and team results. The leading Premier League players are best assessed through complete Premier League player stats rather than goal totals alone.

The top Premier League players for the 2025 to 2026 season are listed below.

  • Erling Haaland: Erling Haaland ranks among the top players through elite scoring output for Manchester City. ESPN lists Haaland first in the league scoring table, while WhoScored places Haaland first in appearance-weighted ratings.
  • Bruno Fernandes: Bruno Fernandes ranks among the top players through chance creation and assists for Manchester United. The Premier League stats page lists Fernandes first for assists, making Fernandes one of the strongest creative Premier League players.
  • Declan Rice: Declan Rice ranks among the top players through midfield control, defensive work, and Arsenal’s title-winning form. WhoScored lists Rice among the top-rated players, while The Guardian rated Rice highly in Arsenal’s 2025 to 2026 title season.
  • David Raya: David Raya ranks among the top players through goalkeeping consistency and Arsenal’s defensive record. The Guardian cited Raya as a key Arsenal title performer and credited Raya with a third straight Golden Glove.
  • Rayan Cherki: Rayan Cherki ranks among the top players through assists, ball progression, and attacking creativity for Manchester City. The Premier League stats page lists Cherki among the top assist providers, showing how Premier League player stats vary by position and role.

Who has the most assists in the Premier League?

Ryan Giggs has the most assists in Premier League history, with 162 assists for Manchester United. Giggs played in the Premier League from 1992 to 2014, making the record a long-term measure of elite chance creation. The Premier League official records and Guinness World Records list Giggs as the assist leader. Kevin De Bruyne ranks second with 119 assists, while Cesc Fàbregas ranks third with 111 assists. Giggs built the record through left-wing service, set-piece delivery, and sustained minutes across title-winning Manchester United teams. The 162 assists total remains the main benchmark for playmaking longevity in Premier League history. Giggs recorded assists across 22 Premier League seasons, showing rare consistency from youth to veteran levels. Manchester United’s attacking structure gave Giggs regular targets (Eric Cantona, Andy Cole, Ruud van Nistelrooy, and Wayne Rooney). Kevin De Bruyne remains the closest active challenger, but Giggs still holds a clear lead in the all-time ranking.

How are Premier League player ratings calculated?

Premier League player ratings are calculated through match event data, not one official league formula. Data platforms assign values to actions (goals, assists, shots, key passes, tackles, interceptions, saves, errors, and cards). WhoScored uses a live statistical algorithm with over 200 raw statistics, while Sofascore calculates ratings in real time from thousands of match data points. A 2025 sports analytics study notes that WhoScored and FotMob use a 0 to 10 scale, while Sofascore uses a 3to 10 scale. Rating differences appear because each provider weights attacking, defending, passing, goalkeeping, and discipline metrics differently. Player ratings give a compact performance score, yet match context and position roles affect the final number. A goalkeeper earns higher ratings through saves, clean sheets, claimed crosses, and penalty stops. A midfielder earns higher ratings through pass completion, chances created, recoveries, tackles, and ball progression. A defender earns higher ratings through clearances, interceptions, aerial duels, blocks, and low error counts.

Who has the highest passing accuracy in the Premier League?

Ezri Konsa has the highest passing accuracy in the Premier League season (2025 to 2026), with a 96.2% pass completion rate for Aston Villa. Passing accuracy measures the share of attempted passes that reach a teammate. Konsa’s high rate reflects secure ball circulation from central defense and low-risk distribution under pressure. Center backs usually rank high in the category because short passes across the back line raise completion rates. The ranking changes during the season, depending on minutes played, pass volume, opponent pressure, and match role. Aston Villa’s buildup structure gives Konsa repeated passing options through the goalkeeper, full-backs, and midfielders. Konsa’s accuracy shows reliability in possession rather than direct attacking output. A passing accuracy leader needs steady minutes and enough attempts to remain qualified in the official ranking.

Premier League Top Scorers and Goal

Who is the top scorer in the Premier League this season?

Erling Haaland is the top scorer in the Premier League season (2025 to 2026), with 26 goals for Manchester City. The top scorer is the player with the highest goal total in the league's scoring table. Haaland leads Igor Thiago of Brentford, who ranks second with 22 goals. Premier League scoring rankings change after each matchday, depending on goals, postponed fixtures, player fitness, and match appearances. The same ranking logic applies to Spanish football searches for La Liga top scorer this season. Haaland’s lead reflects Manchester City’s high chance creation and direct service into the penalty area. Igor Thiago’s second-place total shows Brentford’s attacking reliance on a central finisher. The final Golden Boot race depends on remaining fixtures, penalty duties, and minutes played.

Who is the all-time top scorer in the Premier League?

Alan Shearer is the all-time top scorer in the Premier League, with 260 goals. Shearer scored Premier League goals for Blackburn Rovers and Newcastle United across 441 league appearances. The Premier League official all-time scoring table ranks Shearer first, ahead of Harry Kane with 213 goals and Wayne Rooney with 208 goals. Shearer built the record through powerful finishing, penalty accuracy, and long-term consistency across the 1992 to 1993 season through the 2005 to 2006 season. Erling Haaland reached 100 Premier League goals faster than Shearer, yet Shearer retains the record. The record remains the main benchmark for striker longevity and scoring dominance in Premier League history. Shearer won the Premier League Golden Boot 3 times, showing elite scoring form across different seasons. Shearer scored 34 league goals in the 1994 to 1995 season, helping Blackburn Rovers win the Premier League title. The 260 goal total remains a difficult record, since modern forwards face squad rotation, tactical workload, and shorter club cycles.

Who has scored the most goals in a single Premier League season?

Erling Haaland has scored the most goals in a single Premier League season, with 36 goals for Manchester City in 2022 to 2023. Haaland broke the previous 34-goal record shared by Andy Cole and Alan Shearer. The Premier League official records list Haaland’s 36-goal season as the highest single-season total in competition history. Haaland reached the mark during his first Premier League campaign under Pep Guardiola. Manchester City won the league title that season, making Haaland’s record part of a championship-winning campaign. The record defines the modern benchmark for elite scoring across a 38-match Premier League season. Haaland’s scoring total surpassed the 38-match season record held by Mohamed Salah, who scored 32 goals in 2017 to 2018. The achievement showed Manchester City’s attacking strength through service from Kevin De Bruyne, Bernardo Silva, and Jack Grealish. Haaland’s record remains the leading measure for single-season striker performance in Premier League history.

What is the fastest goal ever scored in the Premier League?

The fastest goal ever scored in the Premier League is Shane Long’s 7.69-second goal for Southampton against Watford. Shane Long scored the goal at Vicarage Road on April 23, 2019. The goal came after Long pressed Craig Cathcart, won the loose ball, and chipped Ben Foster. The Premier League lists Long’s strike above Philip Billing’s 9.11-second goal for AFC Bournemouth against Arsenal. Guinness World Records records the same 7.69-second mark as the fastest goal scored in an English Premier League match. The strike broke Ledley King’s previous Premier League record of 9.82 seconds for Tottenham Hotspur against Bradford City in 2000. Southampton drew 1 to 1 with Watford despite Long’s record-breaking opener. The record remains a key benchmark for quick starts in Premier League match history.

Premier League Records and Historical

Which team has won the most Premier League titles?

Manchester United has won the most Premier League titles, with 13 championships since the competition began in 1992. Manchester United built the record under Sir Alex Ferguson, who managed every one of the club’s 13 Premier League title wins. The Premier League title record reflects English football dominance, not Spanish football dominance. Real Madrid and FC Barcelona lead title records in Spanish football through La Liga, while Manchester United leads the most Premier League titles category in England. Manchester United’s title run peaked from 1992 to 2013, when the club controlled the Premier League era through consistent squad depth and elite management. Chelsea ranks next among Premier League-era clubs with 5 titles, followed by Manchester City with 8 titles. Arsenal holds 3 Premier League titles, with the 2003 to 2004 Invincibles season standing as its strongest title achievement.

Which team has conceded the fewest goals in the Premier League this season?

Arsenal has conceded the fewest goals in the Premier League season (2025 to 2026), with 27 goals allowed across 38 matches. Arsenal finished ahead of Manchester City in defensive record, as Manchester City conceded 35 goals. Arsenal’s defensive strength matched its league title campaign, with 19 clean sheets across the season. William Saliba and Gabriel Magalhães gave Arsenal a stable center-back partnership across the campaign. David Raya supported the record through steady shot-stopping and strong penalty area control. Mikel Arteta’s compact defensive structure limited clear chances, making Arsenal the strongest defensive side in the league.

What is the biggest win in Premier League history?

The biggest win in Premier League history is a 9-to-0 scoreline. The Premier League official records list Manchester United 9 to 0 Ipswich Town, Manchester United 9 to 0 Southampton, Liverpool 9 to 0 AFC Bournemouth, and Southampton 0 to 9 Leicester City as record winning margins. Guinness World Records confirms 9 goals as the highest winning margin in an English Premier League match. The first 9-0 result came in 1995, when Manchester United beat Ipswich Town at Old Trafford. Leicester City’s 9- 0 win over Southampton in 2019 set the league’s biggest away win record. Liverpool matched the same record margin in 2022, when Liverpool beat AFC Bournemouth at Anfield.