English Premier League

The English Premier League (EPL) is an annual football league played in England which starts in August and ends in May. It is the most popular league and the most competitive league in the world.

It consists of 20 clubs in top flight English football. The first season took place in 1992/93 which was won by Manchester United. The most recent season was won by Leicester City which was the biggest shock ever. The most successful club in the PL is Manchester United with a jaw-dropping 13 titles. In the 2016/17 PL season the clubs participating are:

AFC Bournemouth
Arsenal
Burnley
Chelsea
Crystal Palace
Everton
Hull City
Leicester City
Liverpool
Manchester City
Manchester United
Middlesbrough
Southampton
Stoke City
Sunderland
Swansea City
Tottenham Hotspurs
Watford: Walter Mazzari
West Bromwich Albion
West Ham United

Qualification For UEFA Competitions

Out of the 20 clubs, the top-four teams qualify for the UEFA Champions League. The top three are directly qualified whereas the fourth placed team has to go through the qualification round.
The next two team, finishing fifth and sixth, qualify for the UEFA Europa League. Also, the winners of the FA Cup and EFL Cup also qualify for this league. But if the clubs who finished among the top four win these tournaments then the qualifications are passed to the seventh and eighth placed teams.

Relegation And Promotion

Also, the last three teams are relegated to the lower division whereas the top three teams from the lower division qualify for the EPL.

FA Community Shield

Before the new season of the Premier League begins, the winners of the EPL and FA Cup of the last season battle it out for supremacy in the FA Community Shield.

Transfer Window

The teams are allowed to buy new players, sell some players, give some players for a loan to other clubs. This process takes place only when the Transfer Window is open, from July to August and again in January. Once the Transfer Window is closed, no more deals can be completed.

Contracts

All the players and the managers sign for the club on contracts. They are paid their wages weekly by the respective club they represent. The players and the manager can extend their contracts or even terminate them. Sometimes, if the owner of the club is not happy with the team's performance he may sack the manager and look for a better replacement. The managers are not necessarily transferred during the Transfer Window. Unlike the players, they can be appointed any time.

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Premier League Champions

1992/93: Manchester United

1993/94: Manchester United

1994/95: Blackburn Rovers

1995/96: Manchester United

1996/97: Manchester United

1997/98: Arsenal

1998/99: Manchester United

1999/00: Manchester United

2000/01: Manchester United

2001/02: Arsenal

2002/03: Manchester United

2003/04: Arsenal

2004/05: Chelsea

2005/06: Chelsea

2006/07: Manchester United

2007/08: Manchester United

2008/09: Manchester United

2009/10: Chelsea

2010/11: Manchester United

2011/12: Manchester City

2012/13: Manchester United

2013/14: Manchester City

2014/15: Chelsea

2015/16: Leicester City

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