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English Premier League Champions: A List of Past Winners

The English Premier League is one of the most competitive football leagues in the world, with 20 teams fighting for the coveted title each year. Since its inception in 1992, there have been 28 different champions, with Manchester United dominating the early years. Here is a rundown of all the champions in Premier League history.

1992/93: Manchester United

The first Premier League season saw Manchester United, led by Sir Alex Ferguson, claim their first top-flight title in 26 years. They finished 10 points clear of Aston Villa with a young Ryan Giggs and a prolific Mark Hughes leading the way.

1993/94: Manchester United

United were once again crowned champions, this time by an eight-point margin. The midfield trio of Roy Keane, Paul Ince, and Andrei Kanchelskis provided the engine for a team that scored 80 goals over the course of the season.

1994/95: Blackburn Rovers

Blackburn splashed the cash ahead of the 1994/95 season, bringing in high-profile signings such as Chris Sutton and Alan Shearer. The gamble paid off as they pipped Manchester United to the title by a single point, with Shearer scoring a remarkable 34 goals.

1995/96: Manchester United

United regained their crown in style, winning the league by a comfortable margin of four points. Eric Cantona was the talisman, scoring 19 goals and inspiring the team with his creativity and flair.

1996/97: Manchester United

United made it three titles in four seasons, with Ferguson's side once again proving too strong for the competition. A solid defence, led by stalwarts Jaap Stam and Gary Neville, conceded just 35 goals all season.

1997/98: Arsenal

Arsene Wenger's arrival at Arsenal heralded a new era of success for the club, with the Frenchman leading the Gunners to their first title in seven years. A defence marshalled by Tony Adams and Steve Bould conceded just 33 goals all season, while Dennis Bergkamp and Ian Wright provided the goals up front.

1998/99: Manchester United

United made it a treble to remember, winning the Premier League, FA Cup, and Champions League in the same season. They pipped Arsenal to the title by just one point, with Andy Cole and Dwight Yorke forming a deadly partnership up front.

1999/2000: Manchester United

United retained their title in style, racking up 91 points over the course of the season. Roy Keane inspired the team from midfield, while Ole Gunnar Solskjaer scored important goals in the run-in.

2000/01: Manchester United

United made it three titles in a row, with Ferguson once again proving his ability to maintain a winning side. Teddy Sheringham and Paul Scholes were among the key players, while Dwight Yorke and Andy Cole departed after another successful season.

2001/02: Arsenal

Arsenal regained their title with a team that would become known as the 'Invincibles'. Led by Patrick Vieira and Thierry Henry, the Gunners went unbeaten for the entire season – a feat that had not been achieved since Preston North End in 1889.

2002/03: Manchester United

United won their eighth Premier League title and fourth in five years, with Ruud van Nistelrooy scoring 25 goals in just 34 games. Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes were once again instrumental in midfield.

2003/04: Arsenal

Arsenal made history by becoming the first team to go unbeaten for an entire Premier League season. The 'Invincibles' were criticised for their defensive approach, but there was no doubting the talent of players such as Henry, Robert Pires, and Freddie Ljungberg.

2004/05: Chelsea

Jose Mourinho arrived at Chelsea and immediately delivered the Premier League title. A rock-solid defence, featuring John Terry and Ricardo Carvalho, conceded just 15 goals all season. Frank Lampard was the star of the show, scoring 13 goals from midfield.

2005/06: Chelsea

Chelsea retained their title with a team that boasted the likes of Lampard, Didier Drogba, and Michael Essien. Mourinho proved himself to be the master of the art of winning ugly, with his team grinding out results even when they were not at their best.

2006/07: Manchester United

United reclaimed their title, with Cristiano Ronaldo scoring an incredible 31 goals in just 34 games. Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs, and Michael Carrick provided the creativity in midfield, while Nemanja Vidic and Rio Ferdinand were rock-solid at the back.

2007/08: Manchester United

United made it two titles in a row, with Ronaldo once again the star of the show with 31 goals. Edwin van der Sar provided a solid last line of defence, while Carlos Tevez and Wayne Rooney formed a formidable partnership up front.

2008/09: Manchester United

United won their third title in a row, with Ronaldo once again instrumental before his move to Real Madrid. The team was built on a solid foundation, with Vidic and Ferdinand providing a formidable central defensive partnership.

2009/10: Chelsea

Carlo Ancelotti led Chelsea to their third Premier League title, with Lampard, Drogba, and Nicolas Anelka providing the goals. John Terry and Branislav Ivanovic were imperious at the back, while Didier Drogba was named PFA Player of the Year.

2010/11: Manchester United

United won their 19th title, overtaking Liverpool as the most successful club in English football history. Nemanja Vidic was named the PFA Player of the Year, while Dimitar Berbatov was the top scorer with 20 goals.

2011/12: Manchester City

City won their first Premier League title on a dramatic final day of the season, scoring two late goals to beat QPR 3-2 and pip United to the title on goal difference. Sergio Aguero was the hero, scoring the winner in the dying seconds of the season.

2012/13: Manchester United

United won their 20th title in style, with Robin van Persie scoring 26 goals in his debut season for the club. Michael Carrick and Tom Cleverley provided the creativity in midfield, while David de Gea was a revelation in goal.

2013/14: Manchester City

City won their second title in three years, with Yaya Toure scoring 20 goals from midfield. Vincent Kompany and Pablo Zabaleta were rock-solid at the back, while Sergio Aguero and Edin Dzeko formed a formidable partnership up front.

2014/15: Chelsea

Jose Mourinho returned to Chelsea and immediately delivered the title, with Diego Costa and Eden Hazard providing the goals and creativity. John Terry was named the PFA Player of the Year, while Cesc Fabregas provided the creativity in midfield.

2015/16: Leicester City

The biggest shock in Premier League history saw Leicester City win the title against all odds. Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez provided the goals and creativity, while N'Golo Kante and Wes Morgan were outstanding in midfield and defence.

2016/17: Chelsea

Antonio Conte led Chelsea to their fifth Premier League title, with Hazard and Costa once again the key players. N'Golo Kante was named the PFA Player of the Year, while Victor Moses was a revelation in the wing-back position.

2017/18: Manchester City

City dominated the Premier League, breaking numerous records along the way. Guardiola's side reached 100 points, scoring 106 goals and conceding just 27. Kevin De Bruyne was the standout player, while Sergio Aguero scored 21 goals.

2018/19: Manchester City

City retained their title, pipping Liverpool to the crown by a single point. Raheem Sterling and Sergio Aguero were outstanding up front, while Fernandinho and Aymeric Laporte were solid at the back.

2019/20: Liverpool

Liverpool were crowned champions for the first time in 30 years, with Jurgen Klopp's side proving too strong for the competition. Virgil van Dijk was imperious at the back, while Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andrew Robertson provided the creativity from full-back.

Conclusion

The Premier League has provided 28 different champions over the course of its history, with Manchester United dominating the early years and more recently Manchester City and Chelsea. Leicester City's shock triumph in 2016 is perhaps the most memorable moment in the league's history, but there have been plenty of other great sides and players to grace the competition over the years. As the Premier League continues to grow in popularity around the world, it will be fascinating to see who can challenge for the title in the coming years.