Premier League

Finally, the Premier League season is over. So let’s go over the stories from the top of the league to the bottom.

1. Man City tally 100 points for the first time in PL history

City walked away from the Premier League season breaking one last record for the books. No team has ever eclipsed 100 points in the league’s history, making this Man City team one that could rival the 2003 invincible Arsenal.

2. Liverpool’s Mo Salah wins Golden Boot

Mo Salah went on a scoring tear that no player has ever done. Scoring 32 goals in 38 PL games, Salah’s debut season will go down as one of the best in history. There may be a Ballon D’ Or trophy in his future as he also got the award for Player of the Season.

3. Man United’s David De Gea wins Best Keeper

De Gea has arguably been United’s best player this season next to Romelu Lukaku. The Spaniard is one of the best keepers in the world, and his efforts definitely kept United in the top 4.

4. Swansea, Stoke, and West Brom relegated

Swansea’s relegation has been coming for previous seasons. They’ve constantly clung to survival but unfortunately, their constant struggles have finally come to haunt them. The Welsh side will spend the next season in the Championship, and perhaps for multiple seasons. Stoke City and West Brom are the surprise clubs spending time in the Championship, but they should return to the Premier League next year if they can hang onto talent.

5. Wolverhampton Wanderers and Cardiff City return to PL

The two clubs gained automatic promotion from the Championship finishing 1st and 2nd in the table. A third club will be promoted through the four-team playoff.

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Dillon Davis-Tirado

Dillon Davis-Tirado is currently a rising journalist who joined MFST in November of 2015. He is a passionate soccer fan and is one of the main contributors to offering coverage of the sport to the fanbase.

Hailing from New York City from the borough of Brooklyn, Dillon is a die-hard New York sports fan. He currently resides in Upstate New York, where he studies at Wells College in Aurora, NY.

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