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Premier League 2022/23

Manchester City won the 2022/23 Premier League with 89 points, 5 points ahead of Arsenal. Leicester City, Leeds United and Southampton were relegated. The season's 380 matches produced 1,084 goals, 2.85 a game.

Man City

Champions

1,084

Goals

2.85

Goals a game

48%

Home wins

Final table

1Manchester CityMan City3828559433+6189
2ArsenalArsenal3826668843+4584
3Manchester UnitedMan United3823695843+1575
4Newcastle UnitedNewcastle38191456833+3571
5LiverpoolLiverpool38191097547+2867
6Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton38188127253+1962
7Aston VillaAston Villa38187135146+561
8Tottenham HotspurTottenham38186147063+760
9BrentfordBrentford38151495846+1259
10FulhamFulham38157165553+252
11Crystal PalaceCrystal Palace381112154049-945
12ChelseaChelsea381111163847-944
13Wolverhampton WanderersWolves38118193158-2741
14West Ham UnitedWest Ham38117204255-1340
15AFC BournemouthBournemouth38116213771-3439
16Nottingham ForestNott'm Forest38911183868-3038
17EvertonEverton38812183457-2336
18Leicester CityLeicester City3897225168-1734
19Leeds UnitedLeeds United38710214878-3031
20SouthamptonSouthampton3867253673-3725

▌ Champions ▌ Relegated. Three points for a win, one for a draw. Sort and filter it on the all-time table →

The 2022/23 title race

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

020406080AugSepOctNovDecJanFebMarAprMayNewcastle71Man United75Arsenal84Man City89

Points, Sun 28 May 2023

1

Man City

89

2

Arsenal

84

3

Man United

75

4

Newcastle

71

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2022/23 · Sun 28 May 2023

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The 2022/23 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

Times it's happened

Never

Once

2

3–4

5–9

10–19

20+

First-ever results

Every result in 2022/23 had happened before. See the odds of one in the next round →

Biggest wins

August 27, 2022Liverpool 9–0 BournemouthHT 5–09-goal home win
March 5, 2023Liverpool 7–0 Man UnitedHT 1–07-goal home win
August 31, 2022Man City 6–0 Nott'm ForestHT 3–06-goal home win
April 29, 2023Brighton 6–0 WolvesHT 4–06-goal home win
April 17, 2023Leeds United 1–6 LiverpoolHT 0–25-goal away win

Highest-scoring matches

Comebacks

20 matches in 2022/23 were won by a side that was behind at half-time; the biggest are below. Every Premier League comeback →

January 19, 2023Man City 4–2 TottenhamHT 0–2won from 2 down
September 3, 2022Nott'm Forest 2–3 BournemouthHT 2–0won from 2 down
August 27, 2022Man City 4–2 Crystal PalaceHT 0–2won from 2 down
May 20, 2023Tottenham 1–3 BrentfordHT 1–0won from 1 down
April 30, 2023Newcastle 3–1 SouthamptonHT 0–1won from 1 down

Most common results

#11–0 home win46 · 12%
#21–1 draw38 · 10%
#32–1 home win34 · 9%
#42–0 home win26 · 7%
#50–1 away win24 · 6%

How 2022/23 compares

At 2.85 goals a game, 2022/23 was the 3rd highest-scoring of the 34 completed Premier League seasons (the average is 2.69). Home sides won 48% of matches, against 46% across all seasons; 23% were draws and 29% away wins.