Premier League clubs are often judged on the number of trophies they have in their collection. Players and managers work day and night to ensure that the club is on the right track and headed towards victory.Winning trophies not only brings pride and joy to a club but also leads to added benefits such as prize money. Top players across Europe are also more likely to play for a team that has a good reputation in terms of winning titles.The Premier League's "Big Six" are the most successful teams in the divisionThe "Big Six" of the Premier League have a rich history across several fronts and are giants of the game. To maintain this status, they need to give it their all and fight for every piece of silverware on the line.Here, we take a look at the last time the Premier League’s top six clubs lifted any silverware. The trophies under consideration are the Premier League, Champions League, Europa League, FA Cup, Carabao Cup, FIFA Club World Cup, and the UEFA Super Cup.#1 Liverpool: 1 dayChelsea v Liverpool - Carabao Cup FinalLiverpool are the most recent winners of a major trophy, winning the Carabao Cup against Chelsea on Sunday. The Reds emerged winners after a grueling 11-10 penalty shootout.The Reds have gone from top-four challengers to serious title contenders ever since Jurgen Klopp took over in 2015. They have won the Premier League (2018-19) and Champions League (2019-20) on one occasion in each of the past three seasons. They are once again looking for silverware.B/R Football@brfootball 21 of 22 penalties made in the shootout Multiple disallowed goals Missed chances Goalkeeping heroics for both sides What a game 1:47 AM · Feb 28, 20226252663▪️ 21 of 22 penalties made in the shootout ▪️ Multiple disallowed goals ▪️ Missed chances ▪️ Goalkeeping heroics for both sides What a game 😅 https://t.co/cVN6nj4l7VThis campaign has been challenging for Liverpool. They have had injury concerns and star players like Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah missed out in January due to AFCON. However, the Reds have coped tremendously well and are closing the gap with leaders Manchester City. They are just six points away from Cityzens with a game in hand. Apart from hoping for another Man City slip-up, Klopp will also have his eye on the Champions League and FA Cup.#2 Chelsea: 16 daysChelsea v Palmeiras: Final - FIFA Club World Cup UAE 2021With Manchester City and Liverpool stealing most of the spotlight in recent times, there is no denying the quality that Chelsea possess. The Blues have tasted tremendous success in the modern Premier League era and are a force to be reckoned with.The last major trophy won by Chelsea was the FIFA Club World Cup. The Blues defeated Palmeiras 2-1 to clinch their first-ever Club World Cup trophy in February. Goals from Romelu Lukaku and Kai Havertz saw their side overcome a gritty Palmeiras side. Thomas Tuchel has been a fantastic appointment for Chelsea and was key in their victory in the 2020-21 Champions League season.Chelsea started the current Premier League season as title contenders but faltered a few months into the campaign. Nevertheless, they have had a commendable season and their performances have been impressive. The Blues are currently third in the Premier League.#3 Manchester City: 280 daysManchester City v Everton - Premier LeagueManchester City have been the most dominant team in the Premier League over the past several years. Apart from arguably Liverpool, no other club has managed to put a halt to their relentless performances in the league.Manchester City’s last trophy was the Premier League title itself, won in May 2021. The Sky Blues were at their unstoppable best and won the league with three games to spare. They also won the Carabao Cup that season, beating Aston Villa by two goals to one.The 2020-21 season also marked the end of an era as Sergio Aguero announced his departure. The talismanic goalscorer left to join Barcelona but could not carry on due to health issues and had to retire from the game.Manchester City are first in the league, but Liverpool are mounting pressure on them and are just six points behind with a game in hand. Costly slip-ups have affected what would otherwise have been a breezy Premier League campaign.