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All-Time English Champions Set.Xls PORTSMOUTH 1948/49 MANCHESTER UNITED 1956/57 WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS 1957/58 BURNLEY 1959/60 Fratton Park 38 Old Trafford 38 Molineaux 38 Turf Moor 1st 1st 1st 1st C A D C A D C A D C A D Home 18-3-0 12 8 12 Home 14-4-3 9 8 8 Home 17-3-1 11 8 8 Home 15-2-4 9 8 8 Away 7-5-9 7 6 8 Away 14-4-3 9 7 8 Away 11-5-5 8 7 8 Away 9-5-7 7 6 8 Keeper: 8 Comp: 12 Keeper: 6 Comp: 16 Keeper: 7 Comp: 13 Keeper: 7 Comp: 15 English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 1960/61 IPSWICH TOWN 1961/62 Manchester United 1967/68 LEEDS UNITED 1968/69 White Hart Lane 38 Portman Road 38 Old Trafford 38 Elland Road 1st 1st 2nd 1st C A D C A D C A D C A D Home 15-3-3 9 9 8 Home 17-2-2 10 8 8 Home 15-2-4 9 8 8 Home 18-3-0 12 7 13 Away 16-1-4 9 8 8 Away 7-6-8 7 6 7 Away 9-6-6 7 7 8 Away 9-10-2 8 5 9 Keeper: 7 Comp: 14 Keeper: 7 Comp: 15 Keeper: 7 Comp: 13 Keeper: 10 Comp: 22 English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football EVERTON 1969/70 ARSENAL 1970/71 DERBY COUNTY 1971/72 LEEDS UNITED 1973/74 Goodison Park 38 Highbury 38 The Baseball Ground 38 Elland Road 1st 1st 1st 1st C A D C A D C A D C A D Home 17-3-1 11 7 9 Home 18-3-0 12 7 14 Home 16-4-1 10 7 13 Home 12-8-1 9 7 9 Away 12-5-4 8 6 10 Away 11-4-6 8 6 8 Away 8-6-7 7 6 8 Away 12-6-3 9 6 11 Keeper: 9 Comp: 21 Keeper: 10 Comp: 19 Keeper: 10 Comp: 14 Keeper: 9 Comp: 18 English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football LIVERPOOL 1976/77 NOTTINGHAM FOREST 1977/78 ASTON VILLA 1980/81 Ipswich Town 1980/81 Anfield 38 The City Ground 38 Villa Park 38 Portman Road 1st 1st 1st 2nd C A D C A D C A D C A D Home 18-3-0 12 7 12 Home 15-6-0 10 7 14 Home 16-3-2 10 7 11 Home 15-4-2 9 7 11 Away 5-8-8 6 3 8 Away 10-8-3 8 6 10 Away 10-5-6 8 6 8 Away 8-6-7 7 6 8 Keeper: 8 Comp: 15 Keeper: 11 Comp: 17 Keeper: 8 Comp: 17 Keeper: 8 Comp: 13 English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football EVERTON 1984/85 LIVERPOOL 1985/86 LEEDS UNITED 1991/92 BLACKBURN ROVERS 1994/95 Goodison Park 38 Anfield 38 Elland Road 38 Ewood Park 1st 1st 1st 1st C A D C A D C A D C A D Home 16-3-2 10 8 9 Home 16-4-1 10 8 11 Home 13-8-0 9 7 11 Home 17-2-2 10 8 8 Away 12-3-6 8 6 8 Away 10-6-5 8 6 8 Away 9-8-4 8 7 8 Away 10-6-5 8 6 9 Keeper: 8 Comp: 15 Keeper: 8 Comp: 13 Keeper: 9 Comp: 16 Keeper: 8 Comp: 16 English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football MANCHESTER UNITED 1998/99 Liverpool 2000/01 ARSENAL 2001/02 Arsenal 2003/04 Old Trafford 38 Anfield 38 Highbury 38 Highbury 1st 3rD 1st 1st C A D C A D C A D C A D Home 14-4-1 10 8 9 Home 13-4-2 9 7 10 Home 12-4-3 9 7 8 Home 15-4-0 11 7 10 Away 8-9-2 8 7 8 Away 7-5-7 7 6 8 Away 14-5-0 11 7 12 Away 11-8-0 9 7 11 Keeper: 7 Comp: 15 Keeper: 8 Comp: 10 Keeper: 8 Comp: 19 Keeper: 8 Comp: 20 English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football Chelsea 2009/10 Leicester City 2015/16 Manchester City 2017/18 Stamford Bridge 38 Walker Stadium 38 Etihad Stadium 38 1st 1st 1st C A D C A D C A D C A D Home 17-1-1 12 9 10 Home 12-6-1 9 7 9 Home 16-2-1 11 9 10 Home Away 11-3-5 8 7 9 Away 11-6-2 9 7 9 Away 16-2-1 11 8 11 Away Keeper: 8 Comp: 8 Keeper: 8 Comp: 19 Keeper: 8 Comp: 14 Keeper: Comp: English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football English Champions - Quick Fixture Football.
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