Premier League 2024-25 Season Facts & Trivia
The 2024-25 Premier League season was won by Liverpool. Below are the key facts, records, and trivia from that campaign, including the title race, Golden Boot, Golden Glove, and relegation battle.
See the 2024-25 final Premier League table, the 2024-25 season overview, or replay the 2024-25 table week by week.
1. Slot's debut title LIV
Arne Slot won the title in his first season replacing Jurgen Klopp; Liverpool's 20th league title, equalling Manchester United's all-time record.
2. 84 points LIV
Liverpool finished on 84 points, 10 clear of Arsenal.
3. Golden Boot LIV
Mohamed Salah won the Golden Boot with 29 goals.
4. Salah's 47 involvements LIV
Salah tied the PL record for goal involvements in a 38-game season with 47 (29 goals, 18 assists).
5. Golden Glove shared
David Raya (Arsenal) and Matz Sels (Nottingham Forest) shared the Golden Glove with 13 clean sheets each.
6. Relegated teams SOU
Southampton, Leicester City and Ipswich Town were relegated — all three promoted teams went straight back down.
7. Southampton earliest relegation SOU
Southampton were relegated on 6 April with seven games left — the earliest in PL history — finishing on 12 points.
8. First team to lose 30 SOU
Southampton became the first team in PL history to lose 30 games in a season.
9. Salah passes Aguero LIV
Salah overtook Sergio Aguero (184) as the PL's highest-scoring foreign player, ending the season on 186.
10. 234 days on top LIV
Liverpool led the table for 234 days across the season.
11. Clinch date LIV
Liverpool clinched with a 5-1 win over Tottenham on 27 April 2025, four games to spare.
12. Vardy's 200th and farewell LEI
Jamie Vardy scored his 200th Leicester goal in his 500th and final appearance for the club.
13. Goodison Park farewell EVE
Everton played their final game at Goodison Park after 133 years, winning 2-0 v Southampton (Iliman Ndiaye the last scorer), before moving to the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
14. Ten Hag sacked MUN
Manchester United sacked Erik ten Hag in October after a 2-1 loss to West Ham; United finished 15th.
15. Record attendance
The Premier League recorded the highest average attendance of any association football league in the world, at 40,421 per game.