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There wasn’t much excitement on the final day of this year’s Premier League, but it was still a solid season for English football.
After last year’s magic from Leicester City, the top of the table returned to normal. The biggest clubs in England all finished within the top six, and Leicester City predictably finished mid-table. The year belonged to Chelsea, who rebounded under the tutelage of Antonio Conte all the way back to the top.
At the bottom of the table, today the league says goodbye to Hull City, Middlesbrough and Sunderland. The Black Cats have been flirting with relegation the past two seasons, and are going down to the Championship for the first time in a decade. Replacing them will be the return of Newcastle United, who won the Championship on the final day of the season. Joining them up top will be Brighton & Hove Albion, along with the winner of a playoff final between Reading and Huddersfield Town.
Here’s a look at how all 20 clubs finished:
1. Chelsea
Points: 93
Record: 30-3-5
Premier League Champions
2. Tottenham Hotspur
Points: 86
Record: 26-8-4
3. Manchester City
Points: 78
Record: 23-9-6
4. Liverpool
Points: 76
Record: 22-10-6
5. Arsenal
Points: 75
Record: 23-6-9
6. Manchester United
Points: 69
Record: 18-15-5
7. Everton
Points: 61
Record: 17-10-11
8. Southampton
Points: 46
Record: 12-10-16
9. AFC Bournemouth
Points: 46
Record: 12-10-16
10. West Bromwich Albion
Points: 45
Record: 12-9-17
11. West Ham United
Points: 45
Record: 12-9-17
12. Stoke City
Points: 44
Record: 11-11-16
13. Leicester City
Points: 43
Record: 12-8-18
14. Burnley
Points: 40
Record: 11-7-20
15. Watford
Points: 40
Record: 11-7-19
16. Crystal Palace
Points: 41
Record: 12-5-20
17. Swansea City
Points: 38
Record: 11-5-21
18. Hull City
Points: 34
Record: 9-7-22
Hull City Have Been Relegated
19. Middlesbrough
Points: 28
Record: 5-13-20
Middlesbrough Have Been Relegated
20. Sunderland
Points: 24
Record: 6-6-26
Sunderland Have Been Relegated
