The Premier League has now been around for 31 years and it has more than established itself as the best-followed football division in the world.
With just 20 spots available and only 50 teams who can say they’ve taken the league on since its inception in 1992, it’s where the elite compete for one of the most coveted prizes around.
Just half a dozen clubs have played in the Premier League throughout its entirety – Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United, Tottenham, Everton and Chelsea. Others, meanwhile, have featured in just one or two seasons.
West Midlands sides Aston Villa and Wolverhampton Wanderers are currently in the English top tier, but Birmingham City and West Bromwich Albion have also enjoyed extended periods within it.
But how does the overall Premier League table look with all 50 teams? Based on the total points collected, here are the standings from bottom to top – as of March 29, 2023.
49. 4th: Chelsea - 2,245 points
1,228 games: 647 wins, 304 draws, 277 losses | AFP via Getty Images
50. 3rd: Liverpool - 2,258 points
1,228 games: 652 wins, 302 draws, 274 losses | Getty Images
51. 2nd: Arsenal - 2,314 points
1,228 games: 673 wins, 295 draws, 260 losses | Getty Images
52. 1st: Manchester United - 2,501 points
1,228 games: 744 wins, 269 draws, 215 losses | Manchester United via Getty Imag