Stats: All-time EPL points table

Here is the all-time EPL points table. This includes all points scored ever since the Premier League’s inception in 1992-93 till now.

The points table is predictably dominated by Manchester United.

1. Manchester United – 1663 points

2. Arsenal – 1449 points

3. Chelsea – 1402 points

4. Liverpool – 1334 points

5. Aston Villa – 1089 points

6. Tottenham Hotspur – 1086 points

7. Everton – 1034 points

8. Newcastle United – 1017 points

9. Blackburn Rovers – 969 points

10. Manchester City – 784 points

11. West Ham United – 764 points

12. Leeds United – 692 points

13. Middlesbrough – 633 points

14. Southampton – 587 points

15. Bolton Wanderers – 575 points

16. Fulham – 511 points

17. Sunderland – 440 points

18. Coventry City – 409 points

19. Sheffield Wednesday – 392 points

20. Wimbledon – 391 points

21. Charlton Athletic – 361 points

22. Leicester City – 339 points

23. Birmingham City – 301 points

24. Wigan Athletic – 295 points

25. Portsmouth – 293 points

26. Derby County – 274 points

27. Queens Park Rangers – 253 points

28. Norwich City – 248 points

29. Nottingham Forest – 239 points

30. Ipswich Town – 224 points

31. West Bromwich Albion – 216 points

32. Stoke City – 183 points

33. Crystal Palace – 160 points

34. Wolverhampton Wanderers – 136 points

35. Sheffield United – 132 points

36. Reading – 91 points

37. Oldham Athletic – 89 points

38. Hull City – 65 points

39. Bradford City – 62 points

40. Watford – 52 points

41. Swansea City – 47 points

42. Blackpool – 39 points

43. Barnsley – 35 points

44. Swindon Town – 30 points

45. Burnley – 30 points

These are the only teams in England who have ever played in the Barclays Premier League. So, we can say that there are 45 teams who have played in the Barclays Premier League from the Npower Leagues 1 and 2 combined.