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Premier League Calendar Year Table: Aston Villa Won More Points Than Arsenal And Liverpool In 2023

Manchester City ended 2023 top of the Premier League's calendar year table after earning 93 points in 41 matches over the past 12 months. Aston Villa came 2nd.

Robert Summerscales

Premier League Calendar Year Table: Aston Villa Won More Points Than Arsenal And Liverpool In 2023
Premier League Calendar Year Table: Aston Villa Won More Points Than Arsenal And Liverpool In 2023 /

Manchester City ended 2023 top of the Premier League's calendar year table after earning 93 points in 41 matches over the past 12 months.

Pep Guardiola's men have now won more EPL points - and also scored more goals - than any other team in three consecutive calendar years.

City also topped the calendar year table in 2014, 2017 and 2018 but Liverpool finished 2019 and 2020 in first place.

However, Liverpool only placed third in 2023 with 81 points from 41 games.

The closest team to City in 2023 was Aston Villa, who ended the year with 85 points from 42 matches.

Aston Villa players pictured celebrating after scoring a goal against Brighton in May 2023
Aston Villa earned more Premier League points than every other team apart from Manchester City in 2023 :: IMAGO/Pro Sports Images/Manjit Narotra

Arsenal achieved 81 points from 42 games, placing Mikel Arteta's side fourth - behind Liverpool on goal difference.

Meanwhile, Manchester United placed fifth with 74 points.

Chelsea played more Premier League games than any other team in 2023.

However, the Stamford Bridge club won only 12 of their 43 matches and had a goal difference of minus-eight.

Chelsea placed 13th in the 2023 table, behind the likes of Brentford, Wolves, West Ham and Brighton.

Premier League Calendar Year Table 2023

Team

Pld

Pts

GD

1. Man City

41

93

+57

2. Aston Villa

42

85

+29

3. Liverpool

41

81

+37

4. Arsenal

42

81

+36

5. Man Utd

42

74

+6

6. Tottenham

42

69

+10

7. Brighton

41

68

+20

8. Newcastle

40

66

+26

9. West Ham

40

59

-1

10. Wolves

41

56

-12

11. Brentford

40

55

+7

12. Fulham

41

51

-7

13. Chelsea

43

48

-8

14. Bournemouth

40

48

-23

15. Everton*

41

47

-20

16. Nottm Forest

42

45

-19

17. Crystal Palace

42

44

-12

18. Leicester

21

17

-13

19. Luton

19

15

-14

20. Leeds

22

15

-24

21. Southampton

21

13

-20

22. Burnley

20

11

-21

23. Sheff Utd

20

9

-34

*Everton's record does not include the club's 10-point penalty enforced by the Premier League in November 2023.

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Robert Summerscales
ROBERT SUMMERSCALES

Robert Summerscales launched FanNation Futbol in February 2022. Rob is a British journalist who previously spent two years on the sports desk at the Daily Mail in London, having earlier served as editor of CaughtOffside.com. He has been to the last two FIFA Men's World Cups, in Russia and Qatar, and is looking forward to completing his hat-trick in North America in 2026.

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