Every Premier League season, 1995/96 to 2025/26
Every Premier League season from 1995/96 to 2025/26 is here to replay. Pick a year that meant something: your club's title win, a childhood favourite, the season a legend peaked. Each page tells the story of that season, then lets you draft a £100m fantasy squad from its real players and play all 38 gameweeks.
The 2020s
- 2025/26 Premier League: Top points scorers, prices and most owned playersArsenal champions on 85 points. Top scorer: Erling Haaland (27).
- 2024/25 Premier League: Top points scorers, prices and most owned playersLiverpool champions on 84 points. Top scorer: Mohamed Salah (29).
- 2023/24 Premier League: Top points scorers, prices and most owned playersManchester City champions on 91 points. Top scorer: Erling Haaland (27).
- 2022/23 Premier League: Top points scorers, prices and most owned playersManchester City champions on 89 points. Top scorer: Erling Haaland (36).
- 2021/22 Premier League: Top points scorers, prices and most owned playersManchester City champions on 93 points. Top scorer: Mohamed Salah and Son Heung-min (23).
- 2020/21 Premier League: Top points scorers, prices and most owned playersManchester City champions on 86 points. Top scorer: Harry Kane (23).
The 2010s
- 2019/20 Premier League: Top points scorers, prices and most owned playersLiverpool champions on 99 points. Top scorer: Jamie Vardy (23).
- 2018/19 Premier League: Top points scorers, prices and most owned playersManchester City champions on 98 points. Top scorer: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Sadio Mané and Mohamed Salah (22).
- 2017/18 Premier League: Top points scorers, prices and most owned playersManchester City champions on 100 points. Top scorer: Mohamed Salah (32).
- 2016/17 Premier League: Top points scorers, prices and most owned playersChelsea champions on 93 points. Top scorer: Harry Kane (29).
- 2015/16 Premier League: Leicester's 5,000-1 titleLeicester champions on 81 points. Top scorer: Harry Kane (25).
- 2014/15 Premier League: Mourinho's Chelsea returnChelsea champions on 87 points. Top scorer: Sergio Agüero (26).
- 2013/14 Premier League: City, Suárez and the slipManchester City champions on 86 points. Top scorer: Luis Suárez (31).
- 2012/13 Premier League: Ferguson's farewell titleManchester United champions on 89 points. Top scorer: Robin van Persie (26).
- 2011/12 Premier League: Agüero at 93:20Manchester City champions on 89 points. Top scorer: Robin van Persie (30).
- 2010/11 Premier League: United's record 19th titleManchester United champions on 80 points. Top scorer: Dimitar Berbatov and Carlos Tevez (20).
The 2000s
- 2009/10 Premier League: Chelsea's 103-goal doubleChelsea champions on 86 points. Top scorer: Didier Drogba (29).
- 2008/09 Premier League: United hold off LiverpoolManchester United champions on 90 points. Top scorer: Nicolas Anelka (19).
- 2007/08 Premier League: Ronaldo's 31 and a final-day titleManchester United champions on 87 points. Top scorer: Cristiano Ronaldo (31).
- 2006/07 Premier League: United reclaim the titleManchester United champions on 89 points. Top scorer: Didier Drogba (20).
- 2005/06 Premier League: Chelsea retain the titleChelsea champions on 91 points. Top scorer: Thierry Henry (27).
- 2004/05 Premier League: Mourinho's record ChelseaChelsea champions on 95 points. Top scorer: Thierry Henry (25).
- 2003/04 Premier League: Arsenal's InvinciblesArsenal champions on 90 points. Top scorer: Thierry Henry (30).
- 2002/03 Premier League: How United caught ArsenalManchester United champions on 83 points. Top scorer: Ruud van Nistelrooy (25).
- 2001/02 Premier League: Arsenal's second DoubleArsenal champions on 87 points. Top scorer: Thierry Henry (24).
- 2000/01 Premier League: United's third title in a rowManchester United champions on 80 points. Top scorer: Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (23).
The 1990s
- 1999/00 Premier League: Kevin Phillips' 30 goalsManchester United champions on 91 points. Top scorer: Kevin Phillips (30).
- 1998/99 Premier League: United's treble seasonManchester United champions on 79 points. Top scorer: Michael Owen, Dwight Yorke and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (18).
- 1997/98 Premier League: Wenger's first DoubleArsenal champions on 78 points. Top scorer: Michael Owen, Chris Sutton and Dion Dublin (18).
- 1996/97 Premier League: Shearer, Zola and JuninhoManchester United champions on 75 points. Top scorer: Alan Shearer (25).
- 1995/96 Premier League: Newcastle's lead and United's DoubleManchester United champions on 82 points. Top scorer: Alan Shearer (31).