Premier League 2014/15

Chelsea won the 2014/15 Premier League with 87 points, 8 points ahead of Manchester City. Hull City, Burnley and Queens Park Rangers were relegated. The season's 380 matches produced 975 goals, 2.57 a game.

Chelsea

Champions

975

Goals

2.57

Goals a game

45%

Home wins

Final table


1	ChelseaChelsea	38	26	9	3	73	32	+41	87
2	Manchester CityMan City	38	24	7	7	83	38	+45	79
3	ArsenalArsenal	38	22	9	7	71	36	+35	75
4	Manchester UnitedMan United	38	20	10	8	62	37	+25	70
5	Tottenham HotspurTottenham	38	19	7	12	58	53	+5	64
6	LiverpoolLiverpool	38	18	8	12	52	48	+4	62
7	SouthamptonSouthampton	38	18	6	14	54	33	+21	60
8	Swansea CitySwansea	38	16	8	14	46	49	-3	56
9	Stoke CityStoke	38	15	9	14	48	45	+3	54
10	Crystal PalaceCrystal Palace	38	13	9	16	47	51	-4	48
11	EvertonEverton	38	12	11	15	48	50	-2	47
12	West Ham UnitedWest Ham	38	12	11	15	44	47	-3	47
13	West Bromwich AlbionWest Brom	38	11	11	16	38	51	-13	44
14	Leicester CityLeicester City	38	11	8	19	46	55	-9	41
15	Newcastle UnitedNewcastle	38	10	9	19	40	63	-23	39
16	SunderlandSunderland	38	7	17	14	31	53	-22	38
17	Aston VillaAston Villa	38	10	8	20	31	57	-26	38
18	Hull CityHull City	38	8	11	19	33	51	-18	35
19	BurnleyBurnley	38	7	12	19	28	53	-25	33
20	Queens Park RangersQPR	38	8	6	24	42	73	-31	30

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The 2014/15 title race

The top four's points, match day by match day. Pick other clubs or measures on the race chart →

Points, Sun 24 May 2015

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Man City

Arsenal

Man United

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The 2014/15 scoreline grid

Every result of the season, home goals along the bottom and away goals up the side. Each square counts the matches that finished that way. Select a square to see those matches.

Away goals

1 4 2

5 15 6 3 1 2

14 26 22 9 2

40 37 35 14 5 1 2

31 37 37 19 4 2 1

Home goals

Times it's happened

Never

Once

3–4

5–9

10–19

20+

First-ever results

Every result in 2014/15 had happened before.

Biggest wins

October 18, 2014Southampton 8–0 SunderlandHT 3–08-goal home win

May 10, 2015Man City 6–0 QPRHT 2–06-goal home win

May 16, 2015Southampton 6–1 Aston VillaHT 5–15-goal home win

May 24, 2015Stoke 6–1 LiverpoolHT 5–05-goal home win

January 17, 2015Swansea 0–5 ChelseaHT 0–45-goal away win

Highest-scoring matches

August 30, 2014Everton 3–6 ChelseaHT 1–29 goals

October 18, 2014Southampton 8–0 SunderlandHT 3–08 goals

September 21, 2014Leicester City 5–3 Man UnitedHT 1–28 goals

January 1, 2015Tottenham 5–3 ChelseaHT 3–18 goals

May 16, 2015Southampton 6–1 Aston VillaHT 5–17 goals

Comebacks

11 matches in 2014/15 were won by a side that was behind at half-time; the biggest are below. Every Premier League comeback →

May 16, 2015QPR 2–1 NewcastleHT 0–1won from 1 down

April 29, 2015Leicester City 1–3 ChelseaHT 1–0won from 1 down

April 18, 2015Stoke 2–1 SouthamptonHT 0–1won from 1 down

April 11, 2015West Brom 2–3 Leicester CityHT 2–1won from 1 down

February 7, 2015Tottenham 2–1 ArsenalHT 0–1won from 1 down

Most common results

#10–1 away win40 · 11%

#22–0 home win37 · 10%

#31–0 home win37 · 10%

#41–1 draw37 · 10%

#52–1 home win35 · 9%

How 2014/15 compares

At 2.57 goals a game, 2014/15 was the 6th lowest-scoring of the 34 completed Premier League seasons (the average is 2.69). Home sides won 45% of matches, against 46% across all seasons; 24% were draws and 30% away wins.

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