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Every 2–0 in Premier League history

2–0 has happened 1,662 times in 13,216 Premier League matches, about once every 8 games. Home sides won 1,059 of them and away sides 603.

1,662

Times

12.6%

Of all matches

1,059

Home wins

603

Away wins

Has there ever been a 2–0 in the Premier League?

Yes, 1,662 times. The first was Middlesbrough 2–0 Man City on August 19, 1992, and the most recent Sunderland 0–2 Arsenal on September 12, 2026. It is the 3rd most common of the 36 scorelines.

Has a team ever won 2–0 away from home?

Yes, 603 times. The first was Tottenham 0–2 Coventry City on August 19, 1992; the most recent, Sunderland 0–2 Arsenal on September 12, 2026.

How common is a 2–0?

2–0 accounts for 12.6% of Premier League results, about one match in every 8. That makes it the 3rd most common of the 36 scorelines. Its busiest season was 2018/19, with 67.

2–0 before the Premier League

Before the Premier League, 2–0 happened 4,110 times in the old First Division (1888/89 to 1991/92). The first was Stoke 0–2 West Brom on September 8, 1888, and the last Aston Villa 2–0 Coventry City on May 2, 1992. Home sides won 2,912 and away sides 1,198. That makes 5,772 in the English top flight since 1888.

2–0 season by season

92/9395/9698/9901/0204/0507/0810/1113/1416/1719/2022/2326/27020406080

The clubs behind 2–0

Won 2–0

Man United

139 times

Liverpool

128 times

Arsenal

125 times

Chelsea

121 times

Everton

94 times

Man City

87 times

Tottenham

87 times

Aston Villa

69 times

and 40 other clubs

Lost 2–0

Everton

90 times

West Ham

86 times

Aston Villa

74 times

Newcastle

74 times

Southampton

61 times

Fulham

58 times

Sunderland

58 times

Tottenham

58 times

and 43 other clubs

How 2–0 games stood at half-time

Of the 1,662 2–0 matches, the winners led at the break in 1,143 (69%), were level in 519 (31%) and came from behind in 0 (0%). The most common half-time scores, winners first: 1–0 (829), 0–0 (519), 2–0 (314). Every comeback and half-time/full-time combination →

Every 2–0, newest first

September 12, 2026Sunderland 0–2 ArsenalHT 0–02026/27
September 4, 2026Ipswich Town 0–2 LiverpoolHT 0–22026/27
August 29, 2026Tottenham 0–2 NewcastleHT 0–02026/27
August 22, 2026Everton 2–0 Crystal PalaceHT 1–02026/27
August 22, 2026Hull City 2–0 Man UnitedHT 2–02026/27
May 24, 2026Fulham 2–0 NewcastleHT 1–02025/26
April 11, 2026Liverpool 2–0 FulhamHT 2–02025/26
April 11, 2026Burnley 0–2 BrightonHT 0–12025/26
March 22, 2026Aston Villa 2–0 West HamHT 1–02025/26
March 14, 2026Arsenal 2–0 EvertonHT 0–02025/26
March 3, 2026Everton 2–0 BurnleyHT 1–02025/26
February 27, 2026Wolves 2–0 Aston VillaHT 0–02025/26
February 21, 2026Brentford 0–2 BrightonHT 0–22025/26
February 7, 2026Burnley 0–2 West HamHT 0–22025/26
February 7, 2026Man United 2–0 TottenhamHT 1–02025/26
January 31, 2026Wolves 0–2 BournemouthHT 0–12025/26
January 25, 2026Brentford 0–2 Nott'm ForestHT 0–12025/26
January 25, 2026Newcastle 0–2 Aston VillaHT 0–12025/26
January 24, 2026Man City 2–0 WolvesHT 2–02025/26
January 17, 2026Chelsea 2–0 BrentfordHT 1–02025/26
January 17, 2026Man United 2–0 Man CityHT 0–02025/26
January 4, 2026Newcastle 2–0 Crystal PalaceHT 0–02025/26
January 3, 2026Brighton 2–0 BurnleyHT 1–02025/26
December 30, 2025Nott'm Forest 0–2 EvertonHT 0–12025/26
December 20, 2025Wolves 0–2 BrentfordHT 0–02025/26

One goal away

Scorelines one goal either side of 2–0, and how often each has happened.