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5. Chelsea – 2016/17 – 93 points

Chelsea appointed Antonio Conte as manager in the summer of 2016, after the club had just finished the previous season 10th (10th!?) in the Premier League.

Few expected the Blues to challenge, but the Italian’s tactics galvanised the squad as they romped to the Premier League title.

A 3-0 thrashing at Arsenal saw the former Juventus manager famously switch to a back three, and the tweak brought stunning success with a 13-match winning run.

Conte’s debut season saw Chelsea clinch their 5th Premier League title, including breaking records for fewest draws in a season (3), consecutive wins (13) and most wins in a season (30).



4. Chelsea – 2004/05 – 95 points

If you announce yourself as ‘The Special One’ in your introduction to English football, you better have some substance to back your claim.

Thankfully, for Jose Mourinho and Chelsea, the Portuguese manager had just that.

Roman Abramovich had spent big, though Mourinho delivered with a debut season at Stamford Bridge of stunning success, lifting Chelsea’s first league title in 50 years.

Along the way the club broke a whole host of records, losing just once and conceding a Premier League record low of just 15 goals.

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3. Liverpool – 97 points – 2018/19

Incredibly the only side to feature on this list and not win the title, Liverpool missed out on the Premier League by just a single point last season, despite boasting a points tally that would have crowned the Reds champions in all but one of the division’s previous campaigns.

Jurgen Klopp’s side became the first team in history to win as many as 30 games in a league season and not secure the title, whilst no side had previously lost just one game in a top flight season and not been crowned champions.

That sole defeat came via the finest of margins away at Manchester City, the side who would pip them to the Premier League crown.

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2. Manchester City – 98 points – 2018/19

That aforementioned Manchester City side sit second in the rankings of the highest ever Premier League points totals, after another superb season saw Pep Guardiola’s side secure back-to-back league titles.

City registered a joint record of 32 league wins throughout the campaign, including finishing the season with a phenomenal run of 14 consecutive victories to overhaul Liverpool and be crowned champions by just a single point.

An unforgettable season at the Etihad continued as the club secured the first domestic treble in the history of English football, Guardiola continuing to set new standards since his arrival in the Premier League.

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1. Manchester City – 100 points – 2017/18

The benchmark for every Premier League side and the season that Liverpool will hope to better, Pep Guardiola’s all-conquering Manchester City side breaking record upon record during a sensational 2017/18 season.

The most dominant league campaign in Premier League history, City’s ‘centurions’ became the first side ever to reach 100 points as the club left all in their wake, finishing a huge 19 points clear of nearest challengers Manchester United.

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5. Chelsea – 2016/17 – 93 points

Chelsea appointed Antonio Conte as manager in the summer of 2016, after the club had just finished the previous season 10th (10th!?) in the Premier League.

Few expected the Blues to challenge, but the Italian’s tactics galvanised the squad as they romped to the Premier League title.

A 3-0 thrashing at Arsenal saw the former Juventus manager famously switch to a back three, and the tweak brought stunning success with a 13-match winning run.

Conte’s debut season saw Chelsea clinch their 5th Premier League title, including breaking records for fewest draws in a season (3), consecutive wins (13) and most wins in a season (30).



4. Chelsea – 2004/05 – 95 points

If you announce yourself as ‘The Special One’ in your introduction to English football, you better have some substance to back your claim.

Thankfully, for Jose Mourinho and Chelsea, the Portuguese manager had just that.

Roman Abramovich had spent big, though Mourinho delivered with a debut season at Stamford Bridge of stunning success, lifting Chelsea’s first league title in 50 years.

Along the way the club broke a whole host of records, losing just once and conceding a Premier League record low of just 15 goals.

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3. Liverpool – 97 points – 2018/19

Incredibly the only side to feature on this list and not win the title, Liverpool missed out on the Premier League by just a single point last season, despite boasting a points tally that would have crowned the Reds champions in all but one of the division’s previous campaigns.

Jurgen Klopp’s side became the first team in history to win as many as 30 games in a league season and not secure the title, whilst no side had previously lost just one game in a top flight season and not been crowned champions.

That sole defeat came via the finest of margins away at Manchester City, the side who would pip them to the Premier League crown.

Embed from Getty Images

2. Manchester City – 98 points – 2018/19

That aforementioned Manchester City side sit second in the rankings of the highest ever Premier League points totals, after another superb season saw Pep Guardiola’s side secure back-to-back league titles.

City registered a joint record of 32 league wins throughout the campaign, including finishing the season with a phenomenal run of 14 consecutive victories to overhaul Liverpool and be crowned champions by just a single point.

An unforgettable season at the Etihad continued as the club secured the first domestic treble in the history of English football, Guardiola continuing to set new standards since his arrival in the Premier League.

Embed from Getty Images

1. Manchester City – 100 points – 2017/18

The benchmark for every Premier League side and the season that Liverpool will hope to better, Pep Guardiola’s all-conquering Manchester City side breaking record upon record during a sensational 2017/18 season.

The most dominant league campaign in Premier League history, City’s ‘centurions’ became the first side ever to reach 100 points as the club left all in their wake, finishing a huge 19 points clear of nearest challengers Manchester United.