Liverpool took Crystal Palace 1-1 at Anfield on Sunday as Arne Slot's championship ended the Premier League season with 84 points - but where is that ranked among the 32-tits in the match?

Manchester City: 100 points (2017-18)

Pep Guardiola's Manchester City side was the only team to reach 100 points, scoring their final match in Southampton, scoring a league record of 106 goals in the process, winning the championship on the schedule and an incredible 19 points on second-place Manchester United.

Liverpool: 99 points (2019-20)

The Reds' first top title in 30 years was won on the back of a remarkable campaign that left Jurgen Klopp's side unbeaten until February in a season interrupted by the Covid outbreak.

Rencheng: 98 points (2018-19)

Manchester City needed each of these 98 points to get rid of Klopp's Liverpool, who lost only one game that season while scoring another 97 points as two rivals fought on the final day of the season.

Chelsea: 95 points (2004-05)

Jose Mourinho made his debut season with Chelsea, winning his first top title for West London Club in 50 years, which lost just one game and admitted a trivial 15 goals.

Rencheng: 93 points (2021-22)

Another classic jingle fight between Manchester City and Liverpool once again went on to the final day of the season as Guardiola’s side returned to Aston Villa 2-0 from home to get the victory they needed and they just need to win the championship from the Reds.

Chelsea: 93 points (2016-17)

Like Arne Slot, Antonio Conte led Chelsea to the championship in his first season at the helm of Stamford Bridge, playing a very successful 3-5-2 system, with Blues winning a total of 30 league games.

Manchester United: 92 points (1993/94*)

Alex Ferguson's second Premier League champion Manchester United manager arrived just 12 months before his first striking Red Devils team, leading Blackburn Rovers.

Rencheng: 91 points (2023-24)

In the Premier League era, Guardiola and CO had a fourth 90 point as Manchester City beat West Ham on the final day of the season, giving it a record fourth top flight title in a row, thus placing Arsenal on two points.

Chelsea: 91 points (2005-06)

As the back-to-back title in the first two campaigns of Chelsea manager "Special One", the Blues achieved an impressive 29 wins that season, beating the runner-up in Stamford Bridge 3-0 and 3-0.

Manchester United: 91 points (1999-00)

Fergie's side retained 18 points in second-place Arsenal and lost only three games throughout the season.

MAN UTD: 90 points (2008-09)

United made it a hat-trick for Premier League champions after overhauling Liverpool in the second half of the campaign, eventually scoring four points on Rafa Benitez's side, despite having two more games than the Reds that season.

Arsenal: 90 points (2003-04)

Arsene Wenger's Invincibles became the first team ever to remain unbeaten in a top-tier campaign in 38 seasons, scoring 11 points from Claudio Ranieri's Chelsea.

Blackburn Wanderers: 89 points (1994-95*)

Kenny Dalglish's Kenny Dalglish's Rangers stopped champion Man Utd from winning the first Premier League title, and the classic campaign has been falling in the final seconds of the season despite the fact that Manchester United failed to win at West Ham.

Man Utd: 89 points (2006-07)

Mourinho's control of the Premier League ended as Man Utd won the championship for the first time since 2003, and despite suffering two losses from Blues that season, he was 6 points ahead of Chelsea.

Manchester City: 89 points (2011-12)

Man City won two late goals in the season rivals, defeating Sergio Aguero at Etihad, which included the last goal of Sergio Aguero, including Sergio Aguero, winning the championship against city rival Man Utd, one of the great great league campaigns in the history of the season until the final day of the season.

Manchester United: 89 points (2012-13)

Ferguson's last champion won the last title of the owner Man Utd, 12 months from the pain of defeating the championship from Man City, although this time they led Roberto Mancini's side by 11 points.

Rencheng: 89 points (2022-23)

Man City and Arsenal are running for the championship, and Guardiola's side has three consecutive Prime Minister's leagues - ending five-fifths of Mikel Arteta's soldiers - on the way to win the treble.

Arsenal: 87 points (2001-02)

Wenger's second Premier League title, the Gunners lost only three games throughout the season, although nine games meant they didn't have more than 90 points in Liverpool, who ended the campaign's seven-point difference.

Manchester United: 87 points (2007-08)

Continuous Premier League titles for Man UTD, and although Chelsea worked hard for it, the Red Devils won the championship in Wigan until the final game of the season.

Chelsea: 87 points (2014-15)

Mourinho, who was the third Premier League champion of Chelsea Boss, won three games after he won three games for the second time as the Blues lost just three games in the eight-point lead of champions Manchester City.

Chelsea: 86 points (2009-10)

A brilliant debut on the final day of the final day of the win over Wigan 8-0, in charge of Carlo Ancelotti's debut, ended the Red Devils' hopes by winning the title with the merits of Man Utd, winning it in four straight top league wins and winning 103 goals along the way with free-scoring Blues.

Manchester City: 86 points (2013-14)

Another season has been in the final round as Liverpool was caught by Manuel Pellegrini's Man Man City in the final match, with only two points after Etihad beat West Ham 2-0.

Rencheng: 86 points (2020-21)

Guardiola's side regained the Premier League trophy after he staggered in defending champion Liverpool, eventually scoring 12 points from Man Utd, which will be remembered forever.

Liverpool: 84 points (2024-25)

SLOT won the Premier League as Liverpool head coach in his debut campaign, taking on the enviable task of replacing the iconic Anfield Dugout in Anfield Dugout, with the Redsman's champion winning the unlikely title and defeating Totterham Hotspur 5-1 on Tottenham Hotspur, with 10 points in the remaining four games on April 27.

Manchester United: 84 points (1992-93*)

Ferguson's team stumbled 12 months ago, and Ferguson's team led 10 points in second-place Aston Villa.

Manchester United: 83 points (2002-03)

Despite being eight points behind defending champion Arsenal in March, United somehow managed to catch the Gunners, finishing with their eighth title in just 11 years and ending up with five points ahead of Wenger's side.

Total points for other champions:

Manchester United: 82 (1995-96); Leicester City: 81 points (2015-16); Manchester United: 80 points (2000-01 and 2010-11); Manchester United: 79 points (1998-99); arsenal: 78 points (1997-98); Manchester United: 75 points (1996-97)

*42 Premier League seasons

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