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20 glorious years of the Premier League have passed. These two decades have seen the rise and fall, the glory and the melancholy of many aspiring English teams. Unsurprisingly, Manchester United, with 12 titles in the 20 seasons are the pace-setters, ahead of Arsenal and Chelsea.
The legendary ‘Big Four’ keep their positions in the top four, while Aston Villa on 5th, above the likes of Tottenham, Everton ,and Newcastle comes as a surprise. Spurs miss out on 4th place by a mere three points. Blackburn Rovers and the recently-crowned champions Man City cap off the top ten. Meanwhile, at the other end, Swindon, Barnsley and Burnley are the bottom three with around 1/5th of the total points amassed by Man Utd.
Swindon have won 1/100th of the number of Manchester United wins, with 5 wins to compared to United’s 500. Aston Villa’s reputation of grinding out draws also stands as they have a record of 240 draws while surprisingly, it is the Toffees who have the record for most losses with 282! Manchester United again, earn the accolades of having scored the most goals with 1541 while Tottenham have been exceptionally leaky at the back with 1020 goals conceded.
