The Premier League is one of the most iconic footballing divisions in the world with millions - if not billions - of fans across the planet. Since its formation in 1992, there have been 51 teams to take part with 31 seasons and four match weeks to date.
Just six sides have remained throughout its entirety, with Liverpool, Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur, Arsenal, Chelsea and Everton all everpresent. Aston Villa and Wolverhampton Wanderers are the West Midlands sides currently in the big time, but West Bromwich Albion and Birmingham City have also enjoyed spells.
But how does the overall Premier League table look with all 51 teams? Based on total points collected over the 31 campaigns plus the first four weeks of the new term, here are the standings from bottom to top – as of September 15, 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