Chelsea won the title ahead of Tottenham in second but that doesn't mean Spurs were the second biggest earners of the Premier League season.

In fact, in their farewell season at White Hart Lane, Tottenham raked in less than Manchester City - who finished third - and the same as fourth-placed Liverpool.

Arsenal earned less than Manchester United despite finishing ahead of them in fifth.

Sunderland, who finished dead last and look forward to the Championship next season, still raked almost £100m before parachute payments kick in.

So how is the money dished out?

Prize money, as you'd expect, is give according to the final finishing position but doesn't make up the biggest income for teams.

Chelsea in first get £38m while Sunderland get a paltry £1.9m for finishing last - so where does the rest come in?

TV, of course. Every club gets an even split of the massive TV rights pot from Sky Sports and BT Sport, which equals £84.4m a piece.

They then get an additional minimum of £13.6m plus £940,000 per televised match - which is where the differences kick in.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/premier-league-prize-money-table-10472843

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