Premier League 24/25 Finale: City, Magpies & Blues in UCL, Palace & Villa to UEL

Premier League 2024/25 season have come to an end tonight. All places on the standings are settled and all spots to European Cups and to relegation are also confirmed.

The Final Table of 24/25 season Premier League

Team Results

Premier League Champion: Liverpool

Champions League: Man City, Chelsea and Newcastle join Liverpool and Arsenal. Spurs also included.

City, despite their disastrous season by their standards, were all but guaranteed a Champions League berth thanks to their superior goal difference. But Pep Guardiola's former champions rubber-stamped it themselves with a 2-0 win away to Fulham courtesy of Ilkay Gundogan's overhead kick and an Erling Haaland penalty.

Chelsea, meanwhile, made the journey to Forest, knowing that a win would confirm their qualification and end their hosts' chances. Levi Colwill scored in the first half and his goal was enough to get the job done at the City Ground and condemn Forest to seventh place after a remarkable season.

The drama, though, was at St James' Park and Old Trafford. Newcastle suffered a stunning 1-0 defeat at home to Everton and looked to have blown their chances of returning to the Champions League.

To be mentioned, Tottenham Hotspur end up in 17th place on the table, only 1 place over the relegation area. But they also join the UCL qualifiers successfully by winning the Europa League. 

Europa League: Aston Villa

Villa's 2-0 loss against United meant that they clung on to fifth place. The Red Devils' first goal came just minutes after 10-man Villa had one controversially ruled out.

Conference League: Nottingham Forest.

Relegated: Leicester City,  Ipswich Town, Southampton.

Players Record:

Golden Boot: Mohamed Salah (29 goals with 9 penalties)

The Premier League top scorer, again 🥵

With 29 goals, Mohamed Salah wins the Golden Boot!

Playmaker: Mohamed Salah (19 assists)

Mohamed Salah provided 19 assists for team-mates this season 🤲

That wins him the the Playmaker Award for 2024/25!

Golden Glove: David Raya (Arsenal) and Matz Sels (Both 13 clean sheets)

Congratulations to NFFC's Matz Sels and Arsenal's David Raya, joint winners of the Golden Glove with 13 clean sheets each! 👏

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EPL OFFICIAL Numbers

There have been a total of 1,091 goals scored in the Premier League, the second-most of any 38-game season, sitting behind 2023/24's record total of 1,246 goals. Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah is likely to win a record-equalling Golden Boot on Sunday. 

Salah has scored 28 goals after 37 games, seeing him join Thierry Henry as the League’s top scorer across four seasons.

Salah has also recorded 46 goal involvements, the most in a 38-game Premier League season. He is one away from matching the 47 goal involvements registered by Alan Shearer (1992/93) and Andrew Cole (1994/95).

The Egyptian forward has now scored and assisted in the same Premier League game 42 times, overtaking Wayne Rooney (36) in December as the player to have done so on the most occasions.

Erling Haaland’s opener for Manchester City against Brighton & Hove Albion was his 100th goal involvement in the Premier League (84 goals, 16 assists). In just his 94th game, it was the fastest any player has reached this milestone.

Bryan Mbeumo’s strike after 38 seconds against West Ham United in September saw Brentford become the first team in Premier League history to score in the opening minute in three consecutive games. 

AFC Bournemouth’s Justin Kluivert became the first player in Premier League history to score a hat-trick of penalties in a single match, with team-mate Evanilson also the first to win three penalties in the same match. 

After guiding Liverpool to the title, Arne Slot has become just the fifth manager to win the Premier League in his debut season.

The Premier League has the greatest variation of title winners (five) of any of the major European leagues over the past 15 seasons (Liverpool, Man City, Chelsea, Leicester City and Manchester United).

Comebacks are at a record level. Seventeen per cent of games (62) have been comeback wins, the joint-highest of any season on record. There has been a record seven matches with comeback wins from two goals down.

Late drama remains a common theme. There have been 93 goals scored in the 90th minute or later, the second most of any season on record.

Three Premier League teams are featuring in major European finals: Tottenham Hotspur and Man Utd competed for the UEFA Europa League Trophy, and Chelsea will face Real Betis in the UEFA Conference League final on 28 May.

The Premier League will therefore have six teams in next season’s Champions League – the first time any country has had more than five.

England remains at the top of UEFA’s coefficient rankings (based on the results of each association's clubs in European competitions over the past five seasons).

There are just three points between third and seventh, the closest ever. At least four different teams will have won major silverware this season (Premier League: Liverpool; FA Cup: Crystal Palace; League Cup: Newcastle United; Europa League: Spurs). If Chelsea win the Conference League, they will set a record for the number of different Premier League teams to win a major trophy in a single season. 

This season, players have represented 64 countries across the 20 squads – including the first player from Iraq (Ali Al-Hamadi, Ipswich) and Uzbekistan (Abdukodir Khusanov, Man City).

Brentford’s 5-3 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers in October was the first Premier League match to see eight goalscorers of a different nationality.

There have been 65 homegrown debuts across 18 clubs, the fourth-most since the launch of the Elite Player Performance Plan.