2008/09

Live League Table

This abridged table charts the Premier League teams

Pos	Club	Pl	GD	Pts
1 Previous Position 1	Man Utd	38	+44	90
2 Previous Position 2	Liverpool	38	+50	86
3 Previous Position 3	Chelsea	38	+44	83
4 Previous Position 4	Arsenal	38	+31	72
5 Previous Position 5	Everton	38	+18	63
6 Previous Position 6	Aston Villa	38	+6	62
7 Previous Position 7	Fulham	38	+5	53
8 Previous Position 8	Spurs	38	0	51
9 Previous Position 9	West Ham	38	-3	51
10 Previous Position 10	Man City	38	+8	50
11 Previous Position 12	Wigan	38	-11	45
12 Previous Position 11	Stoke	38	-17	45
13 Previous Position 13	Bolton	38	-12	41
14 Previous Position 14	Portsmouth	38	-19	41
15 Previous Position 15	Blackburn	38	-20	41
16 Previous Position 16	Sunderland	38	-20	36
17 Previous Position 17	Hull	38	-25	35
18 Previous Position 18	Newcastle	38	-19	34
19 Previous Position 19	Middlesbrough	38	-29	32
20 Previous Position 20	West Brom	38	-31	32

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Honours

Champions

Manchester United
Player of the Season

Nemanja Vidic (MUN)
Manager of the Season

Sir Alex Ferguson (MUN)
Golden Boot

19 goals
Nicolas Anelka (CHE)
Golden Glove

21 clean sheets
Edwin van der Sar (MUN)

European Results

Champions League
Final

Manchester United
Semi-final

Arsenal
Chelsea
Quarter-final

Liverpool
UEFA Cup
Quarter-final

Manchester City
Round of 32

Aston Villa
Tottenham Hotspur
Group Stage

Portsmouth
First Round

Everton

Player of the Month

August

Deco (CHE)
September

Ashley Young (AVL)
October

Frank Lampard (CHE)
November

Nicolas Anelka (CHE)
December

Ashley Young (AVL)
January

Nemanja Vidic (MUN)
February

Phil Jagielka (EVE)
March

Steven Gerrard (LIV)

Manager of the Month

August

Gareth Southgate (MID)
September

Phil Brown (HUL)
October

Rafael Benitez (LIV)
November

Gary Megson (BOL)
December

Martin O'Neill (AVL)
January

Sir Alex Ferguson (MUN)
February

David Moyes (EVE)
March

Rafael Benitez (LIV)
April

Sir Alex Ferguson (MUN)

2008/09 Season Review

Manchester United won their third straight Premier League title led by a fearsome strikeforce of Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, Carlos Tevez and Dimitar Berbatov, while Edwin van der Sar enjoyed a record-breaking season in goal View Full Report