The Top 5 Premier League players from each world region according to the February Castrol Index rankings.
Europe
4 - Rafael van der Vaart (Netherlands)
5 - Dimitar Berbatov (Bulgaria)
8 - Florent Malouda (France)
22 - Andrei Arshavin (Russia)
25 - Samir Nasri (France)
England
7 - Frank Lampard
12 - Wayne Rooney
47 - Joe Hart
50 - Theo Walcott
56 - Ben Foster
Africa
20 - Didier Drogba (Cote d'Ivoire)
79 - Michael Essien (Ghana)
91 - Salomon Kalou (Cote d'Ivoire)
98 - Alex Song (Cameroon)
102 - Marouane Chamakh (Morocco)
Asia
49 - Tim Cahill (Australia)
107 - Mark Schwarzer (Australia)
161 - Ji-Sung Park (South Korea)
431 - Chung-Yong Lee (South Korea)
460 - Ali Al-Habsi (Oman)
CONCACAF
117 - Marcus Hahnemann (USA)
144 - Clint Dempsey (USA)
290 - Kenwyne Jones (Trinidad and Tobago)
321 - Stuart Holden (USA)
475 - Brad Friedel (USA)
South America
17 - Carlos Tevez (Argentina)
55 - Alex (Brazil)
87 - Heurelho Gomes (Brazil)
110 - Maxi Rodriguez (Argentina)
217 - Rafael (Brazil)
Oceania
653 - Ryan Nelsen (New Zealand)
2122 - Winston Reid (New Zealand)
EDIT: There are a couple of forums linking to this post, here is a brief explanation.
These numbers are from the Castrol Index Rankings located here:
Link: Castrol Rankings
On these types of posts, I always break up "European" and UK players (it was labeled as England this time around because only English players were in the Top 5.)
Castrol Rankings use the ratings from the previous 12 months of games played. That is why you see players like Hahnemann and Lampard at the top of their 'region' when they haven't been playing very much this season.
Friday, February 18, 2011
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Google Earth Videos: English Crosstown Rivals
Google Earth flyovers between nearby stadiums located in Birmingham, West London, and Manchester, England.
Villa Park (Aston Villa) to St. Andrew's (Birmingham City)
Old Trafford (Manchester United) to City of Manchester Stadium (Manchester City)
Craven Cottage (Fulham FC) to Stamford Bridge (Chelsea FC)
Villa Park (Aston Villa) to St. Andrew's (Birmingham City)
Old Trafford (Manchester United) to City of Manchester Stadium (Manchester City)
Craven Cottage (Fulham FC) to Stamford Bridge (Chelsea FC)
Labels:
England,
EPL,
Premier League,
Premiership
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
FIFA Rankings by Similar Population - 1-10 million
FIFA rankings of nations with similar populations. (Feb 2011)
8 to 10 Million
23 - Serbia
29 - Sweden
36 - Belarus
45 - Austria
83 - Benin
99 - Bolivia
99 - Azerbaijan
135 - Rwanda
144 - Burundi
185 - Somalia
6 to 8 Million
22 - Switzerland
24 - Paraguay
39 - Honduras
51 - Bulgaria
52 - Israel
70 - Libya
84 - Jordan
98 - El Salvador
103 - Togo
141 - Tajikistan
143 - Hong Kong
169 - Laos
203 - Papua New Guinea
5 to 6 Million
20 - Slovakia
28 - Denmark
53 - Scotland
78 - Finland
121 - Sierra Leone
133 - Turkmenistan
161 - Nicaragua
175 - Krygyzstan
178 - Eritrea
4 to 5 Million
9 - Croatia
11 - Norway
35 - Republic of Ireland
48 - Costa Rica
64 - New Zealand
71 - Georgia
111 - UAE
114 - Central African Republic
142 - Singapore
172 - Lebanon
3 to 4 Million
7 - Uruguay
42 - Bosnia and Herzegovina
55 - Lithuania
60 - Panama
62 - Armenia
66 - Albania
81 - Moldova
116 - Wales
119 - Republic of the Congo
130 - Puerto Rico
158 - Liberia
176 - Mauritania
178 - Palestine
2 to 3 Million
16 - Slovenia
59 - Jamaica
76 - Latvia
79 - Macedonia
101 - Kuwait
110 - Oman
138 - Namibia
171 - Lesotho
182 - Mongolia
1 to 2 Million
38 - Northern Ireland
61 - Gabon
67 - Botswana
87 - Estonia
90 - Qatar
94 - Trinidad and Tobago
108 - Gambia
146 - Guinea-Bissau
158 - Swaziland
191 - Mauritius
201 - Timor-Leste
Top 10 Ranked Nations with a Population of 10 million or less
7 - Uruguay
9 - Croatia
11 - Norway
16 - Slovenia
20 - Slovakia
22 - Switzerland
23 - Serbia
24 - Paraguay
28 - Denmark
29 - Sweden
8 to 10 Million
23 - Serbia
29 - Sweden
36 - Belarus
45 - Austria
83 - Benin
99 - Bolivia
99 - Azerbaijan
135 - Rwanda
144 - Burundi
185 - Somalia
6 to 8 Million
22 - Switzerland
24 - Paraguay
39 - Honduras
51 - Bulgaria
52 - Israel
70 - Libya
84 - Jordan
98 - El Salvador
103 - Togo
141 - Tajikistan
143 - Hong Kong
169 - Laos
203 - Papua New Guinea
5 to 6 Million
20 - Slovakia
28 - Denmark
53 - Scotland
78 - Finland
121 - Sierra Leone
133 - Turkmenistan
161 - Nicaragua
175 - Krygyzstan
178 - Eritrea
4 to 5 Million
9 - Croatia
11 - Norway
35 - Republic of Ireland
48 - Costa Rica
64 - New Zealand
71 - Georgia
111 - UAE
114 - Central African Republic
142 - Singapore
172 - Lebanon
3 to 4 Million
7 - Uruguay
42 - Bosnia and Herzegovina
55 - Lithuania
60 - Panama
62 - Armenia
66 - Albania
81 - Moldova
116 - Wales
119 - Republic of the Congo
130 - Puerto Rico
158 - Liberia
176 - Mauritania
178 - Palestine
2 to 3 Million
16 - Slovenia
59 - Jamaica
76 - Latvia
79 - Macedonia
101 - Kuwait
110 - Oman
138 - Namibia
171 - Lesotho
182 - Mongolia
1 to 2 Million
38 - Northern Ireland
61 - Gabon
67 - Botswana
87 - Estonia
90 - Qatar
94 - Trinidad and Tobago
108 - Gambia
146 - Guinea-Bissau
158 - Swaziland
191 - Mauritius
201 - Timor-Leste
Top 10 Ranked Nations with a Population of 10 million or less
7 - Uruguay
9 - Croatia
11 - Norway
16 - Slovenia
20 - Slovakia
22 - Switzerland
23 - Serbia
24 - Paraguay
28 - Denmark
29 - Sweden
Monday, February 14, 2011
European Footballer of the Year - Same Nationality in Top 3
European Footballer of the Year (1956-2010) - Players of the same nationality who finished in the top 3 of the Ballon d'Or vote in the same year. Underlined players = Ballon d'Or winners
1957 - Billy Wright and Duncan Edwards (England)
1958 - Raymond Kopa and Just Fontaine (France)
1964 - Luis Suarez and Amancio (Spain)
1969 - Gianni Rivera and Luigi Riva (Italy)
1972 - Franz Beckenbauer, Gerd Müller, and Günter Netzer (West Germany)
1980 - Karl-Heinz Rummenigge and Bernd Schuster (West Germany)
1981 - Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Paul Breitner, and Bernd Schuster (West Germany)
1984 - Michel Platini and Jean Tigana (France)
1988 - Marco van Basten, Ruud Gullit, and Frank Rijkaard (Netherlands)
1989 - Marco van Basten and Frank Rijkaard (Netherlands)
1990 - Lothar Matthäus and Andreas Brehme (Germany)
1991 - Dejan Savićević and Darko Pančev (Yugoslavia)
1992 - Marco van Basten and Dennis Bergkamp (Netherlands)
1994 - Roberto Baggio and Paolo Maldini (Italy)
2002 - Ronaldo and Roberto Carlos (Brazil)
2005 - Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard (England)
2006 - Fabio Cannavaro and Gianluigi Buffon (Italy)
2010 - Andres Iniesta and Xavi Hernandez (Spain)
1957 - Billy Wright and Duncan Edwards (England)
1958 - Raymond Kopa and Just Fontaine (France)
1964 - Luis Suarez and Amancio (Spain)
1969 - Gianni Rivera and Luigi Riva (Italy)
1972 - Franz Beckenbauer, Gerd Müller, and Günter Netzer (West Germany)
1980 - Karl-Heinz Rummenigge and Bernd Schuster (West Germany)
1981 - Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Paul Breitner, and Bernd Schuster (West Germany)
1984 - Michel Platini and Jean Tigana (France)
1988 - Marco van Basten, Ruud Gullit, and Frank Rijkaard (Netherlands)
1989 - Marco van Basten and Frank Rijkaard (Netherlands)
1990 - Lothar Matthäus and Andreas Brehme (Germany)
1991 - Dejan Savićević and Darko Pančev (Yugoslavia)
1992 - Marco van Basten and Dennis Bergkamp (Netherlands)
1994 - Roberto Baggio and Paolo Maldini (Italy)
2002 - Ronaldo and Roberto Carlos (Brazil)
2005 - Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard (England)
2006 - Fabio Cannavaro and Gianluigi Buffon (Italy)
2010 - Andres Iniesta and Xavi Hernandez (Spain)
Friday, February 11, 2011
Top Scoring UEFA Clubs - 2010/2011
Teams in the top 25 European leagues (according to UEFA coefficient) that have averaged at least 2 goals per game so far this season. Stats as of Feb 10, 2011.
Avg. Goals per Game | Club | League |
3.18 | Barcelona | Spain |
2.64 | PSV Eindhoven | Netherlands |
2.63 | FC København | Denmark |
2.53 | Viktoria Plzeň | Czech Republic |
2.36 | Real Madrid | Spain |
2.36 | KRC Genk | Belgium |
2.32 | FC Porto | Portugal |
2.30 | Fenerbahçe | Turkey |
2.29 | Hapoel Tel Aviv | Israel |
2.23 | FC Groningen | Netherlands |
2.22 | Dinamo Bucureşti | Romania |
2.22 | Dinamo Zagreb | Croatia |
2.21 | Celtic | Scotland |
2.21 | FC Luzern | Switzerland |
2.20 | Manchester United | England |
2.19 | Borussia Dortmund | Germany |
2.17 | Hajduk Split | Croatia |
2.16 | Arsenal | England |
2.15 | APOEL FC | Cyprus |
2.14 | Rangers | Scotland |
2.13 | Levski Sofia | Bulgaria |
2.11 | FC Basel | Switzerland |
2.11 | MSK Žilina | Slovakia |
2.08 | RSC Anderlecht | Belgium |
2.07 | Lokomotiv Sofia | Bulgaria |
2.06 | Benfica | Portugal |
2.05 | FC Twente | Netherlands |
2.05 | Trabzonspor | Turkey |
2.00 | Bayern Munich | Germany |
2.00 | Ajax | Netherlands |
2.00 | Shakhtar Donetsk | Ukraine |
2.00 | Metalist Kharkiv | Ukraine |
2.00 | Club Brugge | Belgium |
2.00 | Sigma Olomouc | Czech Republic |
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Videos: Welsh Speaking Players
About 20% of the population in Wales speak the Welsh language. I was curious if any well-known Welsh players were fluent in the language. There's not a lot of info on the subject but I managed to dig up a few clips and players that speak the language.
Aaron Ramsey (Cardiff City, on loan from Arsenal)
John Hartson (Former Arsenal, West Ham, Celtic, and others)
David Vaughan (Blackpool)
Rhys Griffiths (Llanelli - Welsh Premier League)
Nathan Craig (Everton)
Joe Allen (Swansea City)
(link)
Other players who are allegedly Welsh speakers (but I couldn't find any video evidence):
Gabriel Heinze, Wayne Hennessey, Owain Tudur Jones, Gabriel Batistuta, Malcolm Allen
If you're an expert on the subject feel free to help out on this one, I'm sure there are a few more Welsh speaking players out there that I missed.
Aaron Ramsey (Cardiff City, on loan from Arsenal)
John Hartson (Former Arsenal, West Ham, Celtic, and others)
David Vaughan (Blackpool)
Rhys Griffiths (Llanelli - Welsh Premier League)
Nathan Craig (Everton)
Joe Allen (Swansea City)
(link)
Other players who are allegedly Welsh speakers (but I couldn't find any video evidence):
Gabriel Heinze, Wayne Hennessey, Owain Tudur Jones, Gabriel Batistuta, Malcolm Allen
If you're an expert on the subject feel free to help out on this one, I'm sure there are a few more Welsh speaking players out there that I missed.
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Stadiums of Romania
Stadionul Dan Păltinişanu - FC Timişoara
Stadionul Steaua - FC Steaua Bucureşti
Stadionul Ion Oblemenco - FC Universitatea Craiova
Stadionul Viorel Mateianu - FC Baia Mare
Stadionul Municipal (Drobeta-Turnu Severin) - FC Drobeta-Turnu Severin
Stadionul Iuliu Bodola - FC Bihor Oradea
Stadionul Giuleşti-Valentin Stănescu - FC Rapid Bucureşti
Stadionul Dunărea - FCM Dunărea Galaţi
Stadionul Municipal (Drobeta-Turnu Severin) - FC Drobeta-Turnu Severin
Stadionul Dr. Constantin Rădulescu - FC CFR 1907 Cluj-Napoca
Stadionul Dinamo - FC Dinamo Bucureşti
Stadionul Victoria-Cetate - FC Unirea Alba Iulia
Stadionul Ceahlăul - FC Ceahlăul Piatra Neamţ
Stadionul Steaua - FC Steaua Bucureşti
Stadionul Ion Oblemenco - FC Universitatea Craiova
Stadionul Viorel Mateianu - FC Baia Mare
Stadionul Municipal (Drobeta-Turnu Severin) - FC Drobeta-Turnu Severin
Stadionul Iuliu Bodola - FC Bihor Oradea
Stadionul Giuleşti-Valentin Stănescu - FC Rapid Bucureşti
Stadionul Dunărea - FCM Dunărea Galaţi
Stadionul Municipal (Drobeta-Turnu Severin) - FC Drobeta-Turnu Severin
Stadionul Dr. Constantin Rădulescu - FC CFR 1907 Cluj-Napoca
Stadionul Dinamo - FC Dinamo Bucureşti
Stadionul Victoria-Cetate - FC Unirea Alba Iulia
Stadionul Ceahlăul - FC Ceahlăul Piatra Neamţ
Labels:
Europe,
Romania,
World Stadiums
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Foreign Soccer Commercials
A random collection of non-English language soccer commercials from around the world.
Labels:
Commercials,
Video,
Videos
Monday, February 7, 2011
Bolivia, Peru, and Venezuela Players Abroad
Players from the 3 lowest ranked nations in CONMEBOL currently playing with top division clubs outside of South America.
Bolivia
Israel
Carlos Arias - Maccabi Netanya
Mexico
Jose Castillo - Estudiantes Tecos
Turkey
Ricardo Pedriel - Sivasspor
Ukraine
Marcelo Moreno - Shakhtar Donetsk
Peru
Belgium
Daniel Chávez - KVC Westerlo
Cyprus
Hernán Rengifo - Omonia Nikosia
Italy
Juan Manuel Vargas - Fiorentina
Finland
Josef Chavez - FC Haka
Germany
Jefferson Farfán - Schalke 04
Claudio Pizarro - Werder Bremen
Paolo Guerrero - Hambuger SV
Carlos Zambrano - St. Pauli
Mexico
Reimond Manco - Atlante
Poland
Júnior Ross - Arka Gdynia
Portugal
Alberto Rodríguez - Sporting Braga
Romania
Édson Uribe - FCM Târgu Mureş
Spain
Santiago Acasiete - UD Almeria
Switzerland
Rivera - AC Bellinzona
USA
Andres Mendoza - Columbus Crew
Venezuela
Belgium
Ronald Vargas - Club Brugge
Cyprus
Hector Gonzalez - Alki Larnaca
Raúl González - Apollon Limassol
Egypt
Jesús Gómez - Wadi Degla FC
Germany
Juan Arango - Borussia Moenchengladbach
Tomás Rincón - Hamburger SV
Yohandry Orozco - VfL Wolfsburg
Greece
César Castro - Panserraikos
Luxembourg
Johan Sampaio - Swift Hesperange
Mexico
Giancarlo Maldonado - CF Atlante
Netherlands
Roberto Rosales - FC Twente
Portugal
Mario Rondón - Paços de Ferreira
Serbia
Alejandro Pol Hurtado - FK Srem
Spain
Salomón Rondón - Málaga
Miku - Getafe
USA
Alejandro Moreno - Chivas USA
Emilio Renteria - Columbus Crew
Bernardo Anor - Columbus Crew
Bolivia
Israel
Carlos Arias - Maccabi Netanya
Mexico
Jose Castillo - Estudiantes Tecos
Turkey
Ricardo Pedriel - Sivasspor
Ukraine
Marcelo Moreno - Shakhtar Donetsk
Peru
Belgium
Daniel Chávez - KVC Westerlo
Cyprus
Hernán Rengifo - Omonia Nikosia
Italy
Juan Manuel Vargas - Fiorentina
Finland
Josef Chavez - FC Haka
Germany
Jefferson Farfán - Schalke 04
Claudio Pizarro - Werder Bremen
Paolo Guerrero - Hambuger SV
Carlos Zambrano - St. Pauli
Mexico
Reimond Manco - Atlante
Poland
Júnior Ross - Arka Gdynia
Portugal
Alberto Rodríguez - Sporting Braga
Romania
Édson Uribe - FCM Târgu Mureş
Spain
Santiago Acasiete - UD Almeria
Switzerland
Rivera - AC Bellinzona
USA
Andres Mendoza - Columbus Crew
Venezuela
Belgium
Ronald Vargas - Club Brugge
Cyprus
Hector Gonzalez - Alki Larnaca
Raúl González - Apollon Limassol
Egypt
Jesús Gómez - Wadi Degla FC
Germany
Juan Arango - Borussia Moenchengladbach
Tomás Rincón - Hamburger SV
Yohandry Orozco - VfL Wolfsburg
Greece
César Castro - Panserraikos
Luxembourg
Johan Sampaio - Swift Hesperange
Mexico
Giancarlo Maldonado - CF Atlante
Netherlands
Roberto Rosales - FC Twente
Portugal
Mario Rondón - Paços de Ferreira
Serbia
Alejandro Pol Hurtado - FK Srem
Spain
Salomón Rondón - Málaga
Miku - Getafe
USA
Alejandro Moreno - Chivas USA
Emilio Renteria - Columbus Crew
Bernardo Anor - Columbus Crew
Labels:
Bolivia,
CONMEBOL,
Peru,
South America,
Venezuela
Friday, February 4, 2011
Best Strike Rates in Top European Leagues (2010/11)
Players in the top leagues of England, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain that have a strike rate of one goal in every two league appearances or better. (minimum of 10 league appearances)
Goals per Game | Player | Team | AP | Goals |
1.17 | Lionel Messi | Barcelona | 18 | 21 |
1.05 | Cristiano Ronaldo | Real Madrid | 21 | 22 |
0.90 | Dimitar Berbatov | Manchester United | 21 | 19 |
0.83 | Mario Gomez | Bayern Munich | 18 | 15 |
0.83 | Papiss Cisse | Freiburg | 18 | 15 |
0.75 | Hugo Almeida | Werder Bremen | 12 | 9 |
0.74 | Edinson Cavani | Napoli | 23 | 17 |
0.72 | Samuel Eto'o | Inter Milan | 18 | 13 |
0.71 | Moussa Sow | Lille | 21 | 15 |
0.70 | David Villa | Barcelona | 20 | 14 |
0.70 | Theofanis Gekas | Eintracht Frankfurt | 20 | 14 |
0.68 | Carlos Tevez | Manchester City | 22 | 15 |
0.68 | Antonio Di Natale | Udinese | 22 | 15 |
0.65 | Nenê | PSG | 20 | 13 |
0.63 | Nilmar | Villarreal | 16 | 10 |
0.62 | Zlatan Ibrahimovic | AC Milan | 21 | 13 |
0.62 | Alexandre Pato | AC Milan | 13 | 8 |
0.61 | Marco Di Vaio | Bologna | 23 | 14 |
0.61 | Srdjan Lakić | Kaiserslautern | 18 | 11 |
0.60 | Giuseppe Rossi | Villarreal | 20 | 12 |
0.58 | Gonzalo Higuain | Real Madrid | 12 | 7 |
0.58 | Andy Carroll | Newcastle United/Liverpool | 19 | 11 |
0.57 | Pedro | Barcelona | 21 | 12 |
0.57 | Fernando Llorente | Athetic Bilbao | 21 | 12 |
0.57 | Lisandro Lopez | Olympique Lyonnais | 14 | 8 |
0.56 | Didier Ya Konan | Hannover 96 | 18 | 10 |
0.53 | Kevin Gameiro | Lorient | 19 | 10 |
0.53 | Fabio Quagliarella | Juventus | 17 | 9 |
0.53 | Luis Fabiano | Sevilla | 15 | 8 |
0.53 | Felipe Caicedo | Levante | 15 | 8 |
0.52 | Youssef El-Arabi | Caen | 21 | 11 |
0.50 | Raul | Schalke 04 | 20 | 10 |
0.50 | Gervinho | Lille | 20 | 10 |
0.50 | Kevin Nolan | Newcastle United | 20 | 10 |
0.50 | Pablo Osvaldo | Espanyol | 14 | 7 |
Thursday, February 3, 2011
FIFA Confederation Ranking Comparison (Feb 2011)
Comparing FIFA Confederations using the average ranking of the top 5 teams from each region.
Avg. Rank - Region - (Last month)
4.0 - EUROPE (4.0)
1 - Spain
2 - Netherlands
3 - Germany
6 - England
8 - Portugal
10.8 - CONMEBOL (11.0)
4 - Brazil
5 - Argentina
7 - Uruguay
14 - Chile
24 - Paraguay
31.0 - AFRICA (23.0)
15 - Ghana
26 - Cote d'Ivoire
33 - Egypt
40 - Nigeria
41 - Burkina Faso
37.8 - ASIA (47.4)
17 - Japan
21 - Australia
32 - South Korea
44 - Iran
75 - China
38.2 - CONCACAF (44.4)
18 - USA
27 - Mexico
39 - Honduras
48 - Costa Rica
59 - Jamaica
141.8 - OCEANIA (142.6)
64 - New Zealand
151 - Fiji
153 - New Caledonia
163 - Vanuatu
178 - Solomon Islands
Avg. Rank - Region - (Last month)
4.0 - EUROPE (4.0)
1 - Spain
2 - Netherlands
3 - Germany
6 - England
8 - Portugal
10.8 - CONMEBOL (11.0)
4 - Brazil
5 - Argentina
7 - Uruguay
14 - Chile
24 - Paraguay
31.0 - AFRICA (23.0)
15 - Ghana
26 - Cote d'Ivoire
33 - Egypt
40 - Nigeria
41 - Burkina Faso
37.8 - ASIA (47.4)
17 - Japan
21 - Australia
32 - South Korea
44 - Iran
75 - China
38.2 - CONCACAF (44.4)
18 - USA
27 - Mexico
39 - Honduras
48 - Costa Rica
59 - Jamaica
141.8 - OCEANIA (142.6)
64 - New Zealand
151 - Fiji
153 - New Caledonia
163 - Vanuatu
178 - Solomon Islands
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
England Champion Overview - Last Championship
All of the clubs that have won a top division championship in England organized by the last year they ended at the top of the league.
2009/10 - Chelsea
2008/09 - Manchester United
2003/04 - Arsenal
1994/95 - Blackburn Rovers
1991/92 - Leeds United
1989/90 - Liverpool
1986/87 - Everton
1980/81 - Aston Villa
1977/78 - Nottingham Forest
1974/75 - Derby County
1967/68 - Manchester City
1961/62 - Ipswich Town
1960/61 - Tottenham Hotspur
1959/60 - Burnley
1958/59 - Wolverhampton Wanderers
1949/50 - Portsmouth
1935/36 - Sunderland
1929/30 - Sheffield Wednesday
1926/27 - Newcastle United
1925/26 - Huddersfield Town
1919/20 - West Bromwich Albion
1897/98 - Sheffield United
1889/90 - Preston North End
2009/10 - Chelsea
2008/09 - Manchester United
2003/04 - Arsenal
1994/95 - Blackburn Rovers
1991/92 - Leeds United
1989/90 - Liverpool
1986/87 - Everton
1980/81 - Aston Villa
1977/78 - Nottingham Forest
1974/75 - Derby County
1967/68 - Manchester City
1961/62 - Ipswich Town
1960/61 - Tottenham Hotspur
1959/60 - Burnley
1958/59 - Wolverhampton Wanderers
1949/50 - Portsmouth
1935/36 - Sunderland
1929/30 - Sheffield Wednesday
1926/27 - Newcastle United
1925/26 - Huddersfield Town
1919/20 - West Bromwich Albion
1897/98 - Sheffield United
1889/90 - Preston North End
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