Ever wondered about a map showing all the Premier League Teams? Well, guess what? We’ve got just the thing for you!
England boasts one of the world’s top football leagues, with the Premier League reigning supreme. Commonly known as the EPL (English Premier League), it stands tall as the country’s premier professional football (soccer) league. Globally esteemed, this league is celebrated for its intense competition, skilled players, and devoted supporters.
The Premier League started in 1992 when top English clubs formed their league apart from the Football League. Over time, it’s become huge, attracting players and fans globally.
With teams like Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United, and Chelsea boasting impressive histories, Sport On Point explores the 20 Premier League teams as of 2022/23 season.
Map of Premier League Teams Photo Credit: ONE37pm 1. Arsenal Photo Credit: Getty Images City: London Founded: 1886 League Titles: 13 Stadium: Emirates Stadium Capacity: 60,704
Emirates Stadium 2. Aston Villa Photo Credit: Getty Images City: Birmingham Founded: 1874 League Titles: 7 Stadium: Villa Park Capacity: 42,749
Villa Park 3. Bournemouth Photo Credit: Getty Images City: Bournemouth Founded: 1899 League Titles: 0 Stadium: Vitality Stadium Capacity: 11,364
Vitality Stadium 4. Brentford Photo Credit: Getty Images City: London Founded: 1889 League Titles: 0 Stadium: Gtech Community Stadium Capacity: 17,250
Gtech Community Stadium 5. Brighton and Hove Albion Photo Credit: Getty Images City: Brighton Founded: 1901 League Titles: 0 Stadium: Falmer Stadium Capacity: 31,800
Falmer Stadium 6. Chelsea Photo Credit: Getty Images City: London Founded: 1905 League Titles: 6 Stadium: Stamford Bridge Capacity: 40,341
Stamford Bridge 7. Crystal Palace Photo Credit: Getty Images City: London Founded: 1905 League Titles: 6 Stadium: Selhurst Park Capacity: 25,486
Selhurst Park 8. Everton Photo Credit: Getty Images City: Liverpool Founded: 1878 League Titles: 9 Stadium: Goodison Park Capacity: 39,572
Goodison Park 9. Fulham Photo Credit: Getty Images City: London Founded: 1879 League Titles: 0 Stadium: Craven Cottage Capacity: 25,700
Craven Cottage 10. Leeds United Photo Credit: Getty Images City: Leeds Founded: 1919 League Titles: 3 Stadium: Elland Road Capacity: 37,792
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11. Leicester City Photo Credit: Getty Images City: Leicester Founded: 1884 League Titles: 1 Stadium: King Power Stadium Capacity: 32,261
King Power Stadium 12. Liverpool Photo Credit: Getty Images City: Liverpool Founded: 1892 League Titles: 19 Stadium: Anfield Capacity: 53,394
Anfield 13. Manchester City Photo Credit: Getty Images City: Manchester Founded: 1894 League Titles: 8 Stadium: Etihad Stadium Capacity: 53,400
Etihad Stadium 14. Manchester United Photo Credit: Getty Images City: Manchester Founded: 1902 League Titles: 20 Stadium: Old Trafford Capacity: 74,310
Old Trafford 15. Newcastle United Photo Credit: Getty Images City : NewcastleFounded: 1892 League Titles: 0 Stadium: St. James’ Park Capacity: 52,305
St. James’ Park 16. Nottingham Forest Photo Credit: Getty Images City: Nottingham Founded: 1865 League Titles: 1 Stadium: City Ground Capacity: 30,445
City Ground 17. Southampton Photo Credit: Getty Images City: Southampton Founded: 1885 League Titles: 0 St. Mary’s Stadium Capacity: 32,383
St. Mary’s Stadium 18. Tottenham Hotspur Photo Credit: Getty Images City: London Founded: 1882 League Titles: 2 Stadium: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Capacity: 62,850
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium 19. West Ham United Photo Credit: Getty Images City: London Founded: 1990 League Titles: 0 Stadium: London Stadium Capacity: 62,500
London Stadium 20. Wolverhampton Wanderers Photo Credit: Getty Images City: Wolverhampton Founded: 1877 League Titles: 0 Stadium: Molineux Stadium Capacity: 32,050
Molineux Stadium Source: ONE37pm
