The kamikaze punter who, at the start of the 2015/2016 season, put his money on Leicester City to win the title, was paid 5,000 times his bet.

Of course this was a once in a lifetime. The next year Chelsea dominated from start to finish, and in the 2017/18 season Manchester City was not even aware of competition.

But this season offers more of what the Premier League is famous for: anything can happen.

We have seen Jürgen Klopp challenging Pep Guardiola’s aura of invincibility, and Liverpool reemerging as a title contender for the first time in 28 years.

We have witnessed Manchester United’s astonishing come-back after they swapped one of football’s most acclaimed managers for a rather inexperienced Norwegian coach.

Smaller clubs like Wolves and Watford perform remarkably well, and the competition for the Champions League tickets will probably be exciting till the very end.


In  analyzing the Premier League run-in  you can find the stats of the last 10 match days from the past 10 years.