The All-Time Premier League Table Based On Points-Per-Game

Manchester United top the all-time Premier League table based on points-per-game ahead of Arsenal and Chelsea.

talkSPORT have crunched the all-important numbers to determine the all-time Premier League table based on PPG.

And United, with their 13 Premier League titles in the bag, lead the way with a PPG of 2.07.

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Arsenal, who have won three Premier League titles, occupy second place with a PPG of 1.87 ahead of Chelsea who have five titles to their name and a PPG of 1.85.

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Liverpool, who have yet to claim a Premier League title, sit in fourth place with a PPG of 1.81 ahead of Manchester City who have secured four Premier League titles.

Tottenham, Leeds, Blackburn, Newcastle and Everton make up the top ten.

Huddersfield, who were relegated from the 2018/19 season, are rooted to the bottom of the table with a PPG of 0.70.

Check out the all-time Premier League table (1-49) based on PPG below:

1. Manchester United - 2.07

2. Arsenal - 1.87

3. Chelsea - 1.85

4. Liverpool - 1.81

5. Manchester City - 1.63

6. Tottenham - 1.53

7. Leeds - 1.48

8. Blackburn - 1.40

9. Newcastle - 1.38

10. Everton - 1.37

11. Aston Villa - 1.31

12. Leicester - 1.25

13. Sheffield Wednesday - 1.24

14. Wimbledon - 1.24

15. West Ham - 1.23

16. Nottingham Forest - 1.21

17. Stoke - 1.20

18. Southampton - 1.20

19. Charlton -1.19

20. Swansea - 1.17

21. Sheffield United - 1.17

22. Bolton - 1.16

23. Middlesbrough - 1.16

24. Coventry - 1.16

25. Fulham - 1.15

26. Portsmouth - 1.14

27. Birmingham - 1.13

28. Bournemouth - 1.13

29. Crystal Palace - 1.12

30. Ipswich - 1.11

31. QPR - 1.11

32. Norwich - 1.10

33. Wigan - 1.09

34. Burnley - 1.08

35. Wolves - 1.08

36. Oldham - 1.06

37. Reading - 1.04

38. Derby - 1.03

39. Blackpool - 1.03

40. West Brom - 1.02

41. Sunderland - 1.02

42. Brighton - 1.00

43. Watford - 0.99

44. Barnsley - 0.92

45. Hull - 0.90

46. Cardiff - 0.84

47. Bradford - 0.82

48. Swindon - 0.71

49. Huddersfield - 0.70

Topics: Liverpool, Football News, Chelsea, Football, Manchester United, Premier League, Arsenal

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