English Premier League #99

The statement "Arsenal are the current Champions of the Premier League" is false. As of the current information available, Arsenal is not the current champion of the Premier League.

Barclay's Bank is the main sponsor of the premier league this season. They have partnered with the premier league to provide financial support and branding opportunities. This sponsorship helps to fund the league and promote the Barclays brand through various marketing channels.

Sergio Aguero has scored the most goals this season (2014-2015) for Man City.

MacDonalds has not sponsored the Premier League. Carling, Barclaycard, and Barclays have all been sponsors of the Premier League at some point.

Playing on a magnificent Arsenal team, Henry ended the season as leading scorer with 30 goals. Vieira, Campbell, and Cole were all members of the same team that had 26 wins, 12 draws, and 0 defeats finishing 11 points ahead of second placed Chelsea.

Samuel Eto'o played for six clubs on a permanent basis before his switch to Everton in the summer. These clubs include Real Madrid, Mallorca, Barcelona, Internazionale, Anzhi, and Chelsea. Therefore, the correct answer is Chelsea.

The statement is false. Manchester United has won more derbies against Manchester City.

Manchester United has won the championship the most times since its inception, indicating that they have been the most successful team in terms of winning the championship. This suggests that they have consistently performed well and have been able to secure the title more times than any other team in the competition's history.

Manchester City plays at the City of Manchester stadium. This is the correct answer because it accurately identifies the stadium where Manchester City plays their home matches. The City of Manchester stadium is located in Manchester, England, and is the home ground of Manchester City Football Club.

The Premier League Golden Boot is awarded to the player who scores the most goals at the end of each season in the Premier League. This award recognizes the top goal scorer and is highly prestigious in the world of football. It is a symbol of the player's exceptional performance and goal-scoring abilities throughout the season.

Ryan Giggs holds the record number of Premier League appearances (632) and has 13 Premier League champion's medals, more than any other player. This indicates that he has had a long and successful career in the Premier League, consistently performing at a high level and contributing to his team's success.

The given answer "False" is correct because the Premier League Trophy is not pictured or mentioned in the question. The question simply states "This is the Premier League Trophy" without providing any visual or descriptive information. Therefore, without any evidence or context, it is not possible to determine if the statement is true or false.

Newcastle United plays at St James's Park. Each team listed is associated with a specific stadium, and the question asks which team plays at St James's Park.

Manchester United has the largest stadium in the Premier League with a seating capacity of 75,765 people. This means that their stadium can accommodate the highest number of spectators compared to the other teams mentioned (Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester City).

Chelsea is currently top of the Premier League table with 26 points and 10 matches played.

The brilliant but often petulant Ronaldo netted 31 times for United, a remarkable amount for a midfielder. The young Portugal skipper was later sold to the mighty Real Madrid for a fee. A world class player, he will always be remembered by the Old Trafford faithful and Premier

Which club is nicknamed the toffees?

Manchester United plays at Old Trafford. Old Trafford is the home stadium of Manchester United.

Robert Pires played for Arsenal and France, but missed the FIFA 2002 World Cup finals due to injury.

Papiss Cisse is the correct answer because he is a player who plays for Newcastle United.

Delia Smith, the renowned British chef, became a part of Premier League folklore in 2005 due to her passionate pitch-side rant during a Norwich City match. The question asks for Delia Smith's age, and the correct answer is 70.

Alan Shearer does hold the record for the most goals scored in any season. He achieved this feat during the 1995-1996 English Premier League season, where he scored a total of 34 goals while playing for Blackburn Rovers. This record has not been surpassed till date, making Shearer the highest-scoring player in a single season in the history of the Premier League.

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They have both named their children after themselves and their wives. Mourinho’s children are José and Matilde, Nedved’s are Pavel and Ivana.

Given his self-confidence, Mourinho’s chosen names for his children aren’t particularly shocking. The more reserved Nedved is a more surprising case, although he explains his reasoning as: “When me and my wife are long gone, there will still be a Pavel and Ivana in the world who love each other.”

Sheikh Mansour, the owner of Manchester City, is worth £5 billion. This suggests that he has a significant amount of wealth, which he has used to invest in the team and help them reach the Champions League. His financial resources have allowed him to spend a fortune on the team, demonstrating his commitment to their success.

Brian Deane scored the first ever Premiership goal, for Sheffield United vs. Manchester United on the opening day of the 1992/93 season.

The explanation for the given correct answer is that Wigan have never won a top-level competition in their history. This means that despite being a stable Premier League team under the guidance of Chairman Dave Whelan, they have not been able to achieve success in terms of winning a major competition at the highest level.

The Premier League is broadcast in 212 territories and reaches 643 million homes. This indicates that a significant portion of the global population has access to watch Premier League games. Since the current global population is around 7.9 billion, it can be estimated that approximately 4.7 billion people may be able to watch a Premier League game.

Teddy Sheringham scored the only goal of the game as Nottingham Forest beat Liverpool 1-0. Sheringham left the club two weeks later when he joined Tottenham Hotspur. He finished the season as the Premier League's top goalscorer.

Despite a 4-2 defeat on that historic last day at Highbury, Wigan finished in the top 10 of the Premier League, a magnificent achievement for their debut season in the top flight. Bradford, Huddersfield, and Leeds were all playing in lower leagues during 2005-06.

Crystal Palace plays their home games at Selhurst Park.

England international (8 caps) Phillips ended the season as top scorer playing for Sunderland with 30 goals. Alan Shearer was second with 23 goals scored for Newcastle United, Yorke and Cole finished third and fourth, respectively.

There were two surprise relegations, Ipswich and Leicester. Ipswich finished 18th, Derby County finished 19th, and Leicester finished 20th.

Everton plays at Goodison Park.

Arsene Wenger is the second longest serving manager since the English Premier League (EPL) started. This is because he managed Arsenal for a total of 22 years from 1996 to 2018. Alex Ferguson holds the record for being the longest serving manager in the EPL, having managed Manchester United for 26 years from 1986 to 2013. Steve Bruce and Mark Hughes are not the correct answers as they have not served as managers for as long as Wenger. Therefore, the correct answer is Arsene Wenger.

With 26 wins, 6 draws, and 4 losses for a 90 points total, Manchester United were once again crowned Premier League champions. Liverpool finished the season as runners up 4 point sin arrears with 25 wins, 11 draws, and only 2 defeats.

Before changing its name to the Premier League in 2007, the league was called the FA Premier League.

In the 2007-2008 season, there were only 20 teams in the Premier League. To determine the number of teams that started in the league in 1992, we need to consider that the Premier League was formed in 1992 and initially consisted of 22 teams. Therefore, the correct answer is 22.

Nine matches were played on the first day of Premier League. Arsenal v Norwich City 2-4, Chelsea v Oldham Athletic 1-1, Coventry City v Middlesbrough 2-1, Crystal Palace v Blackburn Rovers 3-3, Everton v Sheffield Wednesday 1-1, Ipswich Town v Aston Villa 1-1, Leeds United v Wimbledon 2-1, Sheffield United v Manchester United 2-1, Southampton v Tottenham Hotspur 0-0.

Reading finished the season in 8th place with 55 points. a commendable effort for their introduction to the Premier League. Ably managed by Steve Coppell, the Royals proved to be the surprise team of the season. After only one season in the top division, both Sheffield United and Watford were relegated. Charlton Athletic also lost their place in the top flight.

Alex Ferguson once said that he wished he had signed Paul Gascoigne.

With 26 wins, 6 draws, and 4 losses for a 90 points total, Manchester United were once again crowned Premier League champions. Liverpool finished the season as runners up 4 point sin arrears with 25 wins, 11 draws, and only 2 defeats.

Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, and Blackburn Rovers are the five clubs that have won the Premier League title since its inception in 1992.

All of the above players have played for six different Premier League clubs.

England’s record from penalties is famously bad – in fact, it’s the worst in international history. In seven shoot-outs, England have won just once, against Spain in the quarter-final of Euro 96. It’s a worse record than Holland, who have won once in five attempts, and Italy, who were knocked out of the 1990, 1994 and 1998 World Cups on penalties, but won the 2006 competition from the spot. Pearce is the only player to successfully score in a shoot-out having previously missed – his celebration against Spain in 1996 remains memorable, and he also converted against Germany in the semi-final, before consoling Southgate minutes later.

Despite Ferguson's third successive Premier League title with Manchester United, it was George Burley who took the award for taking newly promoted and hot favourites for relegation, Ipswich Town, to fifth place in the league and a place in the following season's UEFA Cup.

Two teams in the English Premier League (EPL) wear red jerseys when playing at home.