Leicester 4-0 Tranmere
Barrow 0(3)-(2)0 Derby
Birmingham 0-2 Fulham
Cardiff 3-5 Southampton
Notts Forest 1(3)-(4)1 Newcastle
Wolves 2-0 Burnley
West Ham 1-0 Bournemouth
Wimbledon 2(4)-(2)2 Ipswich
Coventry 1-0 Oxford
Swansea 0-1 Wycombe
Watford 2-0 Plymouth
QPR 1(4)-(1)1 Luton
Brighton 4-0 Crawley
Palace 4-0 Norwich
Millwall 0-1 Orient
Colchester 0-1 Brentford
Grimsby 1-5 Sheff Wed

Colchester 2(4)-(3)2 Reading
Bolton 1(5)-(4)1 Mansfield
Derby 2-1 Chesterfield
Sheff U 4-2 Wrexham
Barrow 3-2 Port Vale
Fleetwood 2-1 West Brom
Plymouth 3-0 Cheltenham
Leeds 0-3 Middlesbrough
Hull 1-2 Sheff Wed
Charlton 0-1 Birmingham
Salford 0-2 Doncaster
Rotherham 2-1 Crewe
Carlisle 0-2 Stoke
Burton 0-4 Blackpool
Tranmere 3-0 Accrington
Shrewsbury 3(4)-(3) Notts County
Lincoln 1-2 Harrogate
Preston 2-0 Sunderland
Huddersfield 3-0 Morecambe
Wigan 1(2)-(4)1 Barnsley
Stockport 1-6 Blackburn
Grimsby 1(9)-(8) Bradford
Cambridge 1-2 QPR
Walsall 1(4)-(3) Exeter
Crawley 4-2 Swindon
Oxford 2-0 Peterborough
Norwich 4-3 Stevenage
Bromley 1-2 Wimbledon
Portsmouth 0-1 Millwall
Northampton 0-2 Wycombe
Bristol City 0-1 Coventry
Cardiff 2-0 Bristol Rovers
Watford 5-0 Milton Keynes
Swansea 3-1 Gillingham
Orient 4-1 Newport

Although the foundation of the Premier League in 1992 marked a watershed moment in the development of English top-flight football and the beginning of its global proliferation, its roots go all the way back to 1888, making it the oldest league in the world.

This mix of long tradition with the cream of international managers and players in what remains a relatively unpredictable and fast-paced league has won over a global audience, with billions tuning in to coverage of its matches from every corner of the world.

The Premier League is currently ranked the best in Europe on UEFA coefficient. The bottom three are automatically relegated to the Championship.

Historically, the most successful team in the top division are Manchester United with 20 titles, although they have fallen on hard times of late in their search for a worthy successor to the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson.

Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City have filled that gap, claiming their fourth crown in a row last season by pipping Arsenal to the post.

United did, however, claim victory over City in the FA Cup final, snatching a European spot from Newcastle in the process..

Liverpool claimed a record tenth League Cup as they bid farewell to Jürgen Klopp

The record goalgetter in English top flight history is Jimmy Greaves with 357 goals.

20 Manchester United 19 Liverpool 13 Arsenal 10 Manchester City 9 Everton 7 Aston Villa 6 Chelsea, Sunderland 4 Newcastle United, Sheffield Wednesday 3 Wolverhampton Wanderers, Leeds United, Huddersfield Town, Blackburn Rovers 2 Derby County, Tottenham Hotspur, Burnley, Portsmouth, Preston North End 1 Sheffield United, West Bromwich Albion, Ipswich Town, Nottingham Forest, Leicester City

14 Arsenal 13 Manchester United 8 Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, Liverpool 7 Aston Villa, Manchester City 6 Newcastle United Blackburn Rovers 5 Everton, West Bromwich Albion, Wanderers 4 Wolverhampton Wanderers, Bolton Wanderers, Sheffield United 3 Sheffield Wednesday, West Ham United 2 Preston North End, Old Etonians, Portsmouth, Sunderland, Nottingham Forest, Bury 1 Huddersfield Town, Oxford University, Royal Engineers, Derby County, Leeds United, Southampton, Burnley, Cardiff City, Blackpool, Clapham Rovers, Notts County, Barnsley, Charlton Athletic, Old Carthusians, Blackburn Olympic, Bradford City, Ipswich Town, Coventry City, Wimbledon, Wigan Athletic, Leicester City

10 Liverpool 8 Manchester City 6 Manchester United 5 Aston Villa, Chelsea 4 Tottenham Hotspur, Nottingham Forest 3 Leicester City 2 Norwich City, Birmingham City, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Arsenal 1 West Bromwich Albion, Queens Park Rangers, Middlesbrough, Leeds United, Stoke City, Luton Town, Sheffield Wednesday, Swindon Town, Oxford United, Blackburn Rovers, Swansea City