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#3 Liverpool - 2013/14 (101 goals)
Liverpool are the only side on this list that failed to win the Premier League title. In the 2013/14 season, they scored 101 goals but finished second to Manchester City, who scored 102.
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That was largely because Brendan Rodgers' side could not defend: their 50 goals conceded was 13 more than Manchester City and 23 more than third-placed Chelsea.
In attack, though, Liverpool was blistering. Luis Suarez scored 31 goals and Daniel Sturridge 21, while Raheem Sterling excelled out wide.
But it wasn't enough. Defeat late in the season to Chelsea saw them lose out by two points.
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Edited by Amit Mishra
