The Premier League seasons 2010-2019 in numbers

14^th February 2020

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14 February 2020

As a significant ten years of Premier League football arrives at an end, we thought it is just reasonable to settle the discussion: what was the best top-flight objective of the decade? 

Some genuinely amazing strikes trimmed out all through the 2010s, extending from long-run screamers to perfectly made group objectives. Toward the beginning of this decade, Manchester United were Premier League champions, Portsmouth was in the top flight, Frank Lampard was a Chelsea player and the record move charge paid by a British club was £32.5m. A great deal has occurred since. The Premier League trophy is as yet held by a Manchester club – however, it is in the hands of City, who have found the middle value of a bit of flatware a year since 2010. 

A sum of 3,802 games have been played, 10,461 focuses earned, 10,392 objectives scored and more than £10bn spent by top-flight clubs on players in the quest for to a great extent hidden wonder. In a stunning bit of occasions, Manchester City, a group that set the two most elevated ever Premier League focuses sums during the previous decade, has ended up as the winner. Through the span of the considerable number of matches played between 1^st January 2010 and 31^st December 2019, City have amassed 818 focuses – a sound 71 focuses more than their neighborhood rivals United, who are by one way or another in runner up, in spite of what we can just depict as “the present Manchester United squad”.

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Premier League winners 2010-2019