Premier League 2025-26 Season Facts & Trivia
The 2025-26 Premier League season was won by Arsenal. Below are the key facts, records, and trivia from that campaign, including the title race, Golden Boot, Golden Glove, and relegation battle.
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1. 22-year wait ends ARS
Arsenal won the Premier League for the first time in 22 years — their fourth PL title and 14th English top-flight title overall — under Mikel Arteta.
2. 85 points ARS
Arsenal finished top by seven points, tallying 85 points to Manchester City's 78.
3. Golden Boot MCI
Erling Haaland won the Coca-Cola Golden Boot with 27 goals, his third in four seasons.
4. Fernandes assist record MUN
Bruno Fernandes broke the single-season assist record with 21, surpassing the mark of 20 shared by Thierry Henry (2002/03) and Kevin De Bruyne (2019/20); the record-breaker came away at Brighton.
5. Golden Glove ARS
David Raya won a third successive Golden Glove with 19 clean sheets in 37 appearances.
6. Player of the Season MUN
Bruno Fernandes was named Premier League Player of the Season and FWA Footballer of the Year, also winning the Playmaker award.
7. Relegated teams WHU
West Ham United, Burnley and Wolverhampton Wanderers were relegated.
8. Youngest goalscorer ARS
Max Dowman became the PL's youngest-ever goalscorer at 16 years 73 days, scoring in Arsenal's 2-0 win over Everton on 14 March 2026, beating James Vaughan's 20-year-old record by 197 days.
9. Youngest champion & starter ARS
Dowman also became the youngest PL title winner (16y 139d) and the youngest player ever to start a PL match (16y 144d, final day v Crystal Palace).
10. Corner goals record ARS
Arsenal set a Premier League record with 19 goals from corners, beating the previous high of 16.
11. Clean disciplinary record ARS
Arsenal became the first team in PL history to go a whole season without conceding a penalty or receiving a red card.
12. Clinch date ARS
Arsenal were confirmed champions in Matchweek 37 after City drew 1-1 at Bournemouth, and lifted the trophy on the final day after a 2-1 win at Crystal Palace.
13. West Ham's 14-year stay ends WHU
West Ham's final-day relegation ended a 14-year top-flight stay dating back to 2011-12.
14. Wolves down first WOL
Wolves were the first team relegated (20 April 2026), ending an eight-year top-flight stay.
15. Bournemouth's first Europe BOU
Bournemouth finished 6th to qualify for European competition for the first time in the club's history.
16. Everton's new home EVE
This was Everton's first season at the new Hill Dickinson Stadium after leaving Goodison Park.
17. Three different champions
Arsenal's win meant three different clubs won the title in three seasons (Man City 2023-24, Liverpool 2024-25, Arsenal 2025-26).