All The Data On The Premier League, Goalscorers And Coaches

The English football championship is certainly one of the most fascinating in the world. Partly because this sport was born in Great Britain and the local championship is the oldest, as well as the one marked by the most glorious history. A bit also because some great champions play there and train equally good managers. This is also why it is important to always keep in mind what is the gold bulletin of the English championship.

Scrolling is, in fact, is a very interesting exercise, which does not attract the attention only of statisticians. Unlike the Italian championship, the English one has a greater variability, that is, a greater number of teams that have come to conquer the championship.

Think, for example, of the formations that have dominated the rankings in recent years. There are teams like Chelsea, Tottenham or Manchester City, which however have only a small handful of titles on the wall.

And it is not uncommon to come across information that may be won a championship 80 years ago and have managed to achieve success recently. Or even that they brought home only one title, but particularly exciting, as happened some time ago also with Claudio Ranieri’s Leicester City.

All useful data

In short, the gold book of the Premier League and of what was once the First Division has many reasons for interest. It is precisely for this reason that we have decided to report it below in an enlarged version.

In fact, you will not find only the usual and simple list of the winning team with the relative year. We also included in a gigantic table the second and third in the standings of each vintage, the name of the coach who led the winning team and the name of the top scorer of the season.

In addition, the winners of the FA Cup, the prestigious English Cup, and the League Cup, the third most important competition, are also reported in the last two columns. In this way it seems to us that you can have a more complete overview of the progress of the various seasons, identifying more clearly those cycles that have led some teams not to conquer many titles but still to always be in the upper parts of the ranking.

Read Also: History of the Premier League

 Before that big table, however, below you will find our survey in which we group the English teams according to the number of championships won and we ask you to choose the five you prefer. In this way, you will help us to realize which formations are most loved in Italy.

The Roll Of Honor Of The English Championship