10 Facts you need to know about Premier League

In England, the Premier League is the highest division of professional football. Its clubs have grown to be some of the biggest and most prosperous in Europe, and it is one of the most well-liked and competitive leagues in the world. There are many interesting statistics and data about the Premier League, ranging from the most successful clubs to the most expensive transfers. Ten of the Premier League's most intriguing and unexpected facts will be examined in this list.

1. Premier League was established in 1992 and the first game was played on August 15, 1992.

2. Brian Deane scored the opening goal in the Premier League. In Sheffield United's 2-1 victory over Manchester United, Brian Deane netted the team's first goal in the Premier League era. 

3. The Premier League has included 50 different teams. Brentford F.C. is the most recent team to enter the Premier League, having done so in the 2021–2022 season. 

4. The Premier League has only ever seen SIX clubs never ever relegated since inception. These football clubs are; Arsenal, Chelsea, Everton, Liverpool, Manchester United, and Tottenham Hotspur.

5. Manchester United has the most most Premier League victories. They have won thirteen times Premier League. 

6. The most goals scored in the Premier League by Alan Shearer. Shearer led the Premier League in goals scored with 260. With 208 goals, Wayne Rooney scored the second most.

7. The player with the most Premier League appearances is Gareth Barry. The former England midfielder participated in 653 league games.

8. In the Premier League, Petr Cech has the most clean sheets. When a goalie keeps a clean sheet, no goals are allowed to be scored. In the Premier League, Petr Cech preserved 202 clean sheets for Chelsea (162) and Arsenal (40).

9. In a single season, Manchester City secured the highest number of Premier League points. With 100 points, they won the league in the 2017–18 season!

10. In a single season, Derby County earned the fewest Premier League points. The Premier League team with the fewest points in a season was Derby County. Derby County ended with the fewest points ever in a Premier League season in 2007–08.