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The Red Devils won the league eight times in the first 10 seasons itself. Interestingly, the Premier League has seen a new set of dominant sides in every decade since its inception in 1992-93. From the early 1990s when the likes of Newcastle United and Manchester United were haggling for power to the late 1990s when North London club Arsenal FC gave Manchester United a run for their money, the Premier League has never been one-dimensional. The power dynamic changed in the 2000s when cash-injected Chelsea FC came into the picture and won consecutive league titles with a flurry of high-profile signings. The same blueprint was followed by Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour, who roped in some of the biggest superstars in world football to win four Premier League titles in the last nine years.
English Premier League: 2021-22 fixtures, title-winners and top scorersThe English Premier League is the top-tier football league in England with 20 teams participating in it every year. It has a relegation system wherein the bottom three clubs at the end of every season gets relegated, while the top four get a chance to play in the UEFA Champions League. After the Football League First Division operated for 104 years as the top-tier league in the country, a super league with 22 clubs was formed from 1992-93 onwards to be known as the English Premier League. While there were multiple reasons for this move, one of the main reasons was the lucrative television rights deal that offered to telecast the best clubs’ matches to the nation.
The initial 22 clubs were – Arsenal, Aston Villa, Blackburn, Chelsea, Coventry, Crystal Palace, Everton, Ipswich, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Middlesbrough, Norwich, Nottingham Forest, Oldham, QPR, Sheffield United, Sheffield Wednesday, Southampton, Tottenham and Wimbledon. Four years later, the number of clubs in the league would be reduced to 20.
Maxwel Cornet’s strike was cancelled out after a VAR review in the London derby, with Jarrod Bowen deemed to have fouled Edouard Mendy as he attempted to reach a ball which was spilled by the goalkeeper. A furious Moyes said: “I’m amazed that VAR sent the referee for him to see it. But I thought even if he goes to the TV there’s no way he’s overturning this, because this is a goal. It was a ridiculously bad decision. “I’d question VAR today as much as the referee.
However, more than winning three titles, the French manager is widely applauded for the change in philosophy he brought to English club football. The others to win the Premier League title thrice are Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola. Quite interestingly, no English manager has ever managed to lift the Premier League title so far. English Premier League: All-time top scorers SeasonTop ScorersTeamGoals2020/2021Harry KaneTottenham Hotspur232019/2020Jamie VardyLeicester City232018/2019Sadio ManéLiverpool FC22Pierre-Emerick AubameyangArsenal FC22Mohamed SalahLiverpool FC222017/2018Mohamed SalahLiverpool FC322016/2017Harry KaneTottenham Hotspur292015/2016Harry KaneTottenham Hotspur252014/2015Kun AgüeroManchester City262013/2014Luis SuárezLiverpool FC312012/2013Robin van PersieManchester United262011/2012Robin van PersieArsenal FC302010/2011Dimitar BerbatovManchester United21Carlos TévezManchester City212009/2010Didier DrogbaChelsea FC292008/2009Nicolas AnelkaChelsea FC192007/2008Cristiano RonaldoManchester United312006/2007Didier DrogbaChelsea FC202005/2006Thierry HenryArsenal FC272004/2005Thierry HenryArsenal FC252003/2004Thierry HenryArsenal FC302002/2003Ruud van NistelrooyManchester United252001/2002Thierry HenryArsenal FC242000/2001Jimmy Floyd HasselbainkChelsea FC231999/2000Kevin PhillipsSunderland AFC301998/1999Michael OwenLiverpool FC18Jimmy Floyd HasselbainkLeeds United18Dwight YorkeManchester United181997/1998Michael OwenLiverpool FC18Dion DublinCoventry City18Chris SuttonBlackburn Rovers181996/1997Alan ShearerNewcastle United251995/1996Alan ShearerBlackburn Rovers311994/1995Alan ShearerBlackburn Rovers341993/1994Andy ColeNewcastle United341992/1993Teddy SheringhamTottenham Hotspur22 Despite Manchester United dominating the English Premier League back then, it was Newcastle United’s Alan Shearer who remained the Premier League top scorer for three consecutive seasons in the early 1990s.
The Englishman also remains the highest scorer of all time in the Premier League. The next striker to dominate the league with his scoring abilities was Arsenal’s Thierry Henry. The Frenchman ended up as the highest scorer in four seasons – a feat no other striker has managed to attain since. Tottenham Hotspur’s 28-year-old Harry Kane has been the top scorer in three different seasons so far and is hopeful of breaking that record. English Premier League clubs in UEFA Champions League The biggest club tournament in Europe, UEFA Champions League has been graced by some of the best English clubs competing in it. The most successful Premier League club in the Champions League has been Liverpool FC, who have won the European title on six occasions – 1977, 1978, 1981, 1984, 2005, 2019. Their archrivals Manchester United have lifted the Champions League three times – 1968, 1999, 2008.
The move had proven to be a masterstroke as it managed to strike a £304 million deal with Sky and the BBC in May 1992. The viewership has since grown exponentially with the English Premier League today getting broadcasted in 212 territories and 643 million homes, with a potential TV audience of 4. 7 billion people across the world. English Premier League Winners List SeasonChampionsRunners-upWinning manager1992–93Manchester United Aston VillaAlex Ferguson1993–94Manchester UnitedBlackburn RoversAlex Ferguson1994–95Blackburn RoversManchester UnitedKenny Dalglish1995–96Manchester UnitedNewcastle UnitedAlex Ferguson1996–97Manchester UnitedNewcastle UnitedAlex Ferguson1997–98ArsenalManchester UnitedArsène Wenger1998–99Manchester UnitedArsenalAlex Ferguson1999–2000Manchester United ArsenalAlex Ferguson2000–01Manchester UnitedArsenalAlex Ferguson2001–02ArsenalLiverpoolArsène Wenger2002–03Manchester UnitedArsenalAlex Ferguson2003–04ArsenalChelseaArsène Wenger2004–05ChelseaArsenalJosé Mourinho2005–06ChelseaManchester UnitedJosé Mourinho2006–07Manchester UnitedChelseaAlex Ferguson2007–08Manchester UnitedChelseaAlex Ferguson2008–09Manchester UnitedLiverpoolAlex Ferguson2009–10ChelseaManchester UnitedCarlo Ancelotti2010–11Manchester United ChelseaAlex Ferguson2011–12Manchester City Manchester UnitedRoberto Mancini2012–13Manchester UnitedManchester CityAlex Ferguson2013–14Manchester CityLiverpoolManuel Pellegrini2014–15ChelseaManchester CityJosé Mourinho2015–16Leicester CityArsenalClaudio Ranieri2016–17ChelseaTottenham HotspurAntonio Conte2017–18Manchester CityManchester UnitedPep Guardiola2018–19Manchester CityLiverpoolPep Guardiola2019–20LiverpoolManchester CityJürgen Klopp Manchester United have been the most successful club in the English Premier League, winning the tournament a whopping 13 times with Sir Alex Ferguson in charge.
But the referee should have stuck to his own guns. The sad thing is this is the level of the weak refereeing at the moment. We will fully co-operate and collaborate with the Premier League and their request to review these two particular incidents, using the outcome as part of the ongoing assessment of weekly performances and the development of our match officials going forward “Look, ultimately, I make loads of mistakes, referees can make loads of mistakes. But I would hope if the referee made a mistake, that’s why it’s corrected by VAR. “But if you’re saying today that the referee’s mistake was corrected by VAR, I’m saying I do not see that in a million years.
PGMOL said in a statement: “PGMOL acknowledge the incidents to disallow the goals in the Chelsea v West Ham and Newcastle v Crystal Palace fixtures. “We will fully co-operate and collaborate with the Premier League and their request to review these two particular incidents, using the outcome as part of the ongoing assessment of weekly performances and the development of our match officials going forward. ”Both decisions were heavily criticised, with Hammers boss David Moyes branding VAR official Jarred Gillett unfit for duty after confronting referee Andy Madley.
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And I’m actually more embarrassed for the guy who did the VAR than I am even for the referee. “Because that’s telling me it’s someone who doesn’t understand football and probably shouldn’t be near it, if they think that was enough to send the referee to the screen. ”🗣 "I don't think it should have been disallowed. "Eddie Howe's verdict on today's game. — Newcastle United FC (@NUFC) September 3, 2022Newcastle manager Eddie Howe was rather more measured in his reaction to seeing Mitchell’s own goal overturned. Referee Michael Salisbury ruled it out for a foul by Joe Willock on goalkeeper Vicente Guaita but Howe said: “I didn’t think it should have been disallowed, personally, I thought it was a foul or a push on Joe Willock in the build-up to the ball coming in.
Liverpool FC and Leicester City FC were the only two clubs to win their maiden Premier League titles in the last decade, which has been otherwise dominated by the Manchester clubs and Chelsea. English Premier League: Top scorers from every season SeasonTop ScorersTeamGoals2020/2021Harry KaneTottenham Hotspur232019/2020Jamie VardyLeicester City232018/2019Sadio ManéLiverpool FC22AubameyangArsenal FC22Mohamed SalahLiverpool FC222017/2018Mohamed SalahLiverpool FC322016/2017Harry KaneTottenham Hotspur292015/2016Harry KaneTottenham Hotspur252014/2015Kun AgüeroManchester City262013/2014Luis SuárezLiverpool FC312012/2013Robin van PersieManchester United262011/2012Robin van PersieArsenal FC302010/2011Dimitar BerbatovManchester United21Carlos TévezManchester City212009/2010Didier DrogbaChelsea FC292008/2009Nicolas AnelkaChelsea FC192007/2008Cristiano RonaldoManchester United312006/2007Didier DrogbaChelsea FC202005/2006Thierry HenryArsenal FC272004/2005Thierry HenryArsenal FC252003/2004Thierry HenryArsenal FC302002/2003Ruud van NistelrooyManchester United252001/2002Thierry HenryArsenal FC242000/2001Jimmy Floyd HasselbainkChelsea FC231999/2000Kevin PhillipsSunderland AFC301998/1999Michael OwenLiverpool FC18HasselbainkLeeds United18Dwight YorkeManchester United181997/1998Michael OwenLiverpool FC18Dion DublinCoventry City18Chris SuttonBlackburn Rovers181996/1997Alan ShearerNewcastle United251995/1996Alan ShearerBlackburn Rovers311994/1995Alan ShearerBlackburn Rovers341993/1994Andy ColeNewcastle United341992/1993Teddy SheringhamTottenham Hotspur22 English Premier League: Title-winning managers ManagerClubTitle-winning seasonsSir Alex FergusonManchester United1992–93, 1993–94, 1995–96, 1996–97, 1998–99, 1999–2000, 2000–01, 2002–03, 2006–07, 2007–08, 2008–09, 2010–11, 2012–13Arsene WengerArsenal1997-98, 2000-01, 2003-04Jose MourinhoChelsea2004-05, 2005-06, 2014-15Pep GuardiolaManchester City2017-18, 2018-19, 2020-21Kenny DalglishBlackburn Rovers1994-95Roberto ManciniManchester City2011-12Manuel PellegriniManchester City2013-14Antonio ConteChelsea2016-17Claudio RanieriLeicester City2015-16Jurgen KloppLiverpool2019-20Carlo AncelottiChelsea2009-10 After Ferguson, Arsene Wenger was one of the most successful managers in the Premier League, winning it three times.
PGMOL effectively accepts VAR decisions at Chelsea and Newcastle were wrongReferees’ body PGMOL has effectively admitted the respective VAR decisions to disallow goals at Chelsea and Newcastle on Saturday were wrong and promised to “fully co-operate” with a Premier League review of the incidents. The Professional Game Match Officials’ Board took the rare step of “acknowledging” the specific controversies in a statement on Sunday, and accepted the Premier League’s request for an additional investigation. VAR decisions in all affected matches are already reviewed by a five-strong independent panel comprising representatives of the Premier League and the PGMOL as well as three former players, with their findings sent to the clubs concerned. David Moyes was furious to see West Ham’s late equaliser disallowed at Stamford Bridge (Steven Paston/PA)So it is significant that PGMOL has taken the extra step after Saturday’s action, with West Ham denied a late equaliser against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, while the Magpies drew 0-0 with Crystal Palace after a Tyrick Mitchell own goal was ruled out at St James’ Park.
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