2023 Was Chelsea's Worst Premier League Year Since 1993... But Results Have Improved Since Mauricio Pochettino Arrived

Chelsea spent almost £700 million on transfer fees in 2023 only to endure the club's worst year on the pitch since 1993.

The Blues ended 2023 by winning 3-2 at Luton Town on December 30 but this was just their 13th victory in 43 Premier League games during a dismal calendar year.

Chelsea averaged 1.12 points per game in 2023 - their lowest PPG figure in the Premier League in a calendar year since recording 0.95 in 1993.

Twenty of Chelsea's 43 EPL games in 2023 were overseen by manager Mauricio Pochettino, following his appointment in July.

Results have improved since Pochettino took charge.

Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino pictured during his team's 3-2 win at Luton Town

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Chelsea have averaged 1.4 points per game under Pochettino, after picking up just 0.87 PPG in the first 23 league matches of the year - under former bosses Graham Potter, Bruno Saltor and Frank Lampard.

Pochettino's Chelsea will host Fulham in their first Premier League game of 2024 on January 13.

Chelsea's Premier League Record In Every Calendar Year Since 1992

A breakdown of how many points per game Chelsea have achieved in the Premier League in each calendar year since the competition was formed in 1992.

Year	Games	Points	PPG
1992	22	35	1.59
1993	41	39	0.95
1994	43	62	1.44
1995	41	54	1.32
1996	37	53	1.43
1997	39	66	1.69
1998	37	61	1.65
1999	36	68	1.89
2000	40	62	1.55
2001	38	67	1.76
2002	39	69	1.77
2003	36	71	1.97
2004	39	86	2.21
2005	38	101	2.66
2006	39	83	2.13
2007	37	77	2.08
2008	38	86	2.26
2009	38	86	2.26
2010	37	75	2.03
2011	38	71	1.87
2012	38	68	1.79
2013	38	77	2.03
2014	38	88	2.32
2015	38	61	1.61
2016	38	79	2.08
2017	40	89	2.23
2018	37	68	1.84
2019	38	64	1.68
2020	34	57	1.68
2021	42	83	1.98
2022	33	56	1.70
2023	43	48	1.12