The Premier League is widely recognised as the most elite footballing division in the world, with just 50 teams able to say they’ve graced it since it formed in 1992.
Just six of these have played in all of the 31 seasons – Chelsea, Manchester United, Liverpool, Everton, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur.
Meanwhile, the likes of Barnsley, Blackpool, Swindon Town, Bradford City, Huddersfield Town and Cardiff City have only featured in one, two, or three.
Aston Villa and Wolverhampton Wanderers are the current West Midlands clubs in the top tier, though West Bromwich Albion and Birmingham City have also played in it.
But how does the overall Premier League table look with all 50 teams, based on all points collected since 1992? As of March 24, we’ve worked it out so you don’t have to.
37. 16th: Middlesbrough - 661 points
574 games: 165 wins, 169 draws, 240 losses | Getty Images
38. 15th: Fulham - 739 points
646 games: 190 wins, 169 draws, 287 losses | Getty Images
39. 14th: Leeds United - 820 points
582 games: 223 wins, 151 draws, 208 losses | Getty Images
40. 13th: Leicester City - 821 points
650 games: 218 wins, 167 draws, 265 losses | Getty Images