The Premier League table over the last 23 years makes for very interesting reading

The Premier League table over the last 23 years has been revealed and it makes for fascinating reading.

There have been six different Premier League champions since the 2000/01 season.

Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City, Leicester City and Liverpool have all got their hands on title in the 21st century.

But which team has registered the most points in the last 23 years? Well, a list revealing the table in the 21st century has emerged online.

Manchester United winning their last Premier League title back in the 2012/13 season. Image: Getty

Man United, who have won seven Premier League titles since the 2000/01 campaign, have recorded the most points in the last 23 years, with a mammoth 1731 points, ahead of Chelsea who have racked up 1656 points in the same time, winning five Premier League titles.

Arsenal, who have won two Premier League titles since the 2000/01 term, have won 1607 points, which is more than Liverpool and Tottenham, who have recorded 1566 and 1352 points respectively.

Manchester City have won seven Premier League titles in the last 23 years and have 1347 points to show for during that period.

Everton, Newcastle United, Aston Villa and West Ham United make up the top ten.

Southampton, Fulham and Sunderland are ranked 11th, 12th and 13th respectively.

Leicester, who famously won the Premier League title in the 2015/16 season, have 557 points to their name and are ranked 14th.

Blackburn, Bolton and West Brom are ranked 15th, 16th and 17th respectively.

Middlesbrough, Stoke City and Crystal Palace round off the league table in the 21st century.

Check out the full table below:

Rank / Club / Matches played / Points / Goal difference

1. Manchester United - 836 - 1731 - 832
2. Chelsea - 836 - 1656 - 757
3. Arsenal - 836 - 1607 - 702
4. Liverpool - 836 - 1566 - 661
5. Tottenham - 836 - 1352 - 291
6. Manchester City - 760 - 1347 - 559
7. Everton - 836 - 1202 - 76
8. Newcastle United - 760 - 976 - -130
9. Aston Villa - 722 - 898 - -130
10. West Ham - 722 - 894 - -162
11. Southampton - 570 - 708 - -98
12. Fulham - 570 - 640 - -200
13. Sunderland - 570 - 578 - -274
14. Leicester City - 418 - 557 - -12
15. Blackburn - 418 - 530 - -74
16. Bolton - 418 - 506 - -118
17. West Brom - 494 - 490 - -262
18. Middlesbrough - 418 - 484 - -95
19. Stoke City - 380 - 457 - -127
20. Crystal Palace - 342 - 389 - -121

Topics: Premier League, Manchester United, Football, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool

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