The Premier League 2023/24 season began on August 11 and will end on May 19
The campaign will feature 38 rounds of fixtures spread over more than nine months
Manchester City won the Premier League title ahead of Arsenal and Liverpool
The Premier League 2024 title winner will be determined by the 38 rounds of fixtures staged in England’s top tier between August 11 and May 19.
Manchester City finished two points clear of Arsenal at the summit of the Premier League standings, winning the title for the fourth time in a row.
Who is likely to come out on top? Check out the odds below, before we explore the Premier League 2024 title winner in more detail.
The best online sportsbooks are not offering odds on the Premier League title winner any longer. After a 3-1 victory over West Ham United on Sunday, Manchester City secured the prize. They ultimately finished two points clear of runners-up Arsenal.
Manchester City are the current Premier League title holders. They amassed 89 points in the 2022/23 season by winning 28 games, drawing five and losing five.
City finished five points clear of Arsenal. Mikel Arteta’s men were top of the table for much of the campaign, but Pep Guardiola’s side overtook them in the final few weeks.
Club | Number of Titles |
---|---|
Manchester United | 13 |
Manchester City | 7 |
Chelsea | 5 |
Arsenal | 3 |
Liverpool | 1 |
Blackburn Rovers | 1 |
Leicester City | 1 |
Manchester United are the most successful side in Premier League history – by some distance. Each of their 13 title triumphs came under the management of Alex Ferguson, who is widely regarded as the greatest British soccer coach of all time.
Manchester City have recently moved ahead of Chelsea in second place, while three clubs – Blackburn, Leicester and Liverpool – have lifted the trophy once each.
Club | Number of Titles |
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Manchester United | 20 |
Liverpool | 19 |
Arsenal | 13 |
Everton | 9 |
Manchester City | 9 |
Aston Villa | 7 |
Chelsea | 6 |
Sunderland | 6 |
Sheffield Wednesday | 4 |
Newcastle United | 4 |
The Premier League was launched in 1992. English soccer’s leading 22 clubs broke away from the Football Association, but in sporting terms, it was essentially a rebrand of the First Division, which began way back in 1888.
The clubs above have won the most titles overall if we take the pre-Premier League era into account. Manchester United still lead the way, but Liverpool are the big movers – 18 of the club’s 19 league titles came before the Premier League was launched.
Clubs like Sunderland, Newcastle United, and Sheffield Wednesday still make the top 10 despite having not won the title since 1936, 1927, and 1930 respectively.
Club | Season |
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Manchester City | 2022/23 |
Manchester City | 2021/22 |
Manchester City | 2020/21 |
Liverpool | 2019/20 |
Manchester City | 2018/19 |
Manchester City | 2017/18 |
Chelsea | 2016/17 |
Leicester City | 2015/16 |
Chelsea | 2014/15 |
Manchester City | 2013/14 |
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