Since 1992
Every season since 1992 in one scroll: the champions, the Golden Boots and the moments that decided them.
1992–1995
In 1992 the First Division clubs broke away from the Football League and sold the television rights to Sky. Twenty-two clubs, 42 matches each, and a new name: the FA Premier League. Manchester United, without a title since 1967, won the first two.
26 years since United's last title
Eric Cantona arrived from Leeds in November and United, without a league title since 1967, pulled away from Aston Villa and Norwich in the spring.
92 points, from 42 games
Roy Keane joined from Nottingham Forest and United won the league and FA Cup double, their first.
34 league goals for Shearer
Jack Walker's money and Alan Shearer's goals. Blackburn lost at Anfield on the last day and still won it, because United could only draw at West Ham.
1995–2001
The league shrank to 20 clubs in 1995, and Alex Ferguson trusted a generation of academy players alongside Eric Cantona. Five titles in six seasons, the Treble in 1999, and a first sign of the rival who would push them hardest: Arsène Wenger's Arsenal.
12 points Newcastle once led by
Kevin Keegan's Newcastle were 12 points clear in January. Cantona, back from his ban, scored the winner in a string of one-nil wins and United caught them.
75 points, the lowest winning total
A fourth title in five seasons for United, won with the lowest points total of any champion. Cantona retired that summer, at 30.
1st foreign manager to win it
In his first full season Arsène Wenger's Arsenal came from well behind United and won the double. Dennis Bergkamp was voted the players' player of the year.
3 trophies: the Treble
The league by a point from Arsenal, the FA Cup, then the Champions League in Barcelona with two goals in stoppage time.
18 points clear of Arsenal
United won by 18 points, scoring 97 goals. Sunderland's Kevin Phillips scored 30.
3 titles in a row
A third title in a row, won with five games to spare. Teddy Sheringham was the players' and the writers' player of the year.
2001–2004
Arsenal won the league at Old Trafford in 2002 and then did something no Premier League side has repeated: a whole season without defeat. Thierry Henry won four Golden Boots in five years.
38 games, scoring in every one
Arsenal scored in every league game, won the title at Old Trafford through Sylvain Wiltord, and took a second double.
8 points Arsenal led by in March
Arsenal led by eight points in March. United overturned it, with Ruud van Nistelrooy scoring 25.
0 defeats: the Invincibles
Won 26, drawn 12, lost none. The only unbeaten season in the Premier League, and Henry scored 30.
2004–2006
Roman Abramovich bought Chelsea in 2003 and hired José Mourinho a year later. Their first title came with a record 95 points and only 15 goals conceded, and they kept it the next season.
15 goals conceded, a record
Mourinho's first season: 95 points and 15 goals conceded, both records then, and Chelsea's first title in 50 years.
2 titles in a row
Chelsea won their first nine games and were never caught. Frank Lampard scored 16 from midfield.
2006–2013
Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney and a back four built round Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidić took United to three titles in a row, a 19th English title that passed Liverpool, and a farewell trophy for Ferguson in 2013. Between them, Chelsea scored 103 goals and City found a last-minute miracle.
4 years since United's last title
Ronaldo and Rooney grew up together and United took the title back from Chelsea. Ronaldo won both player of the year awards.
31 league goals from a winger
Ronaldo scored 31, the title went to the last day against Chelsea, and the two met again in the Champions League final in Moscow. United won that too.
14 clean sheets in a row
A third title in a row, built on a record run of 14 clean sheets, and an 18th that matched Liverpool's total.
103 goals, the first century
Carlo Ancelotti's Chelsea became the first side to score 100 league goals, beat Wigan 8-0 on the last day, and won the double.
19 English titles, one more than Liverpool
Title number 19 took United past Liverpool. Rooney's overhead kick settled the derby in February.
93:20 the minute Agüero scored
City and United level on points going into stoppage time on the last day. Sergio Agüero won it, City's first title since 1968, on goal difference.
13 Premier League titles for Ferguson
Robin van Persie's 26 goals won Ferguson a 13th Premier League title. He retired in May after 26 years.
2013–2017
Ferguson's retirement opened the door. Four different champions in four seasons, including the least likely title in English football: Leicester City, 5,000-1 with the bookmakers in August 2015.
102 goals for City
Luis Suárez scored 31 and Liverpool led with three games left. A slip against Chelsea and a 3-3 at Crystal Palace let City in.
87 points
Back for a second spell, Mourinho's Chelsea led for almost the whole season. Eden Hazard was the players' player of the year.
5000-1 odds in August
Nearly relegated the season before, Leicester won the title by 10 points. Jamie Vardy scored in 11 games in a row.
30 wins, a record then
Antonio Conte switched to a back three in October and Chelsea won 13 in a row. N'Golo Kanté won the title for a second year running, with a different club.
2017–2024
Pep Guardiola's Manchester City and Jürgen Klopp's Liverpool pushed each other to the highest points totals the league has seen: 100, 98, 97 and 99. City won six titles in seven seasons, the first four in a row ever.
100 points: the Centurions
The first 100-point season: 32 wins, 106 goals, and a 19-point gap to second. Mohamed Salah's 32 goals set a 38-game record.
1 point between them
Liverpool lost once all season and finished second. City won their last 14, helped by Kompany's long-range winner against Leicester.
30 years since Liverpool's last title
Liverpool were 25 points clear when Covid stopped the season. They finished it in empty stadiums, champions for the first time since 1990.
15 league wins in a row
A season behind closed doors. City were mid-table in December, then won 15 in a row.
5 minutes to turn 0-2 into 3-2
Two down to Aston Villa on the last day, with Liverpool a point behind. City scored three in five minutes, two from İlkay Gündoğan.
36 goals, the 38-game record
Erling Haaland scored 36 in his first season, Arsenal led for most of it, and City went on to win the Treble.
4 titles in a row, a first
The first club to win four English titles in a row. Arsenal pushed them to the last day again.
2024–now
Arne Slot took over from Klopp and won the title at the first attempt. A year later Arsenal ended a 22-year wait. City have not gone away.
20 English titles, level with United
Arne Slot's first season. Mohamed Salah scored 29 and made 18, and Liverpool drew level with United on 20 English titles.
22 years since the Invincibles
Three times second, then champions. Mikel Arteta's Arsenal finished on 85 points, their first title since 2004.
21 points for Man City after 7 games
As it stands: Man City lead the table after 7 games. The live table, results and scorers are on the season page.
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