General Information

The F.A. Premier League was formed in 1992, prior to then it was the English First Division.
From it's inception until the end of the 2001 season it was sponsored by Carling,
and is currently sponsored by Barclays.
The league consists of 20 teams
who play each other twice a season, once at home and once away.

Normal kick-off times are as follows:
Saturday3pm
Sunday2pm & 4pm
Weekdays8pm

3 points are awarded for a win, and 1 point for a draw.

The League Table is sorted by Points scored, then Goal Difference, and then Goals scored.

The Champions and the three Runners-up
qualify for the following season's European Champions League.
The bottom 3 teams are relegated to the Championship.
They are replaced by three teams from that division:

The play-offs consist of the teams finishing in 3rd to 6th places playing each other,
3rd vs 6th and 4th vs 5th, with the winners of these matches
playing each other for the remaining promotion place to the Premier League.
Premiership betting often heats up during the playoffs - extending to who is promoted and relegated.

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Team Nickname Stadium Manager
Arsenal The Gunners Emirates Stadium Arsene Wenger
Aston Villa The Villans Villa Park Alex McLeish
Blackburn Rovers Rovers Ewood Park Steve Kean
Bolton Wanderers The Trotters Reebok Stadium Owen Coyle
Chelsea The Blues Stamford Bridge Andre Villas-Boas
Everton The Toffees Goodison Park David Moyes
Fulham The Cottagers Craven Cottage Martin Jol
Liverpool The Reds Anfield Kenny Dalglish
Manchester City The Citizens Etihad Stadium Roberto Mancini
Manchester United The Red Devils Old Trafford Alex Ferguson
Newcastle United The Magpies Sporst Direct Arena Alan Pardew
Norwich The Canaries Carrow Road Paul Lambert
QPR Rangers Loftus Road Mark Hughes
Stoke City The Potters Britannia Stadium Tony Pulis
Sunderland The Black Cats Stadium of Light Matin O'Neill
Swansea The Swans Liberty Stadium Brendan Rodgers
Tottenham Hotspur Spurs White Hart Lane Harry Redknapp
West Bromwich Albion The Baggies The Hawthorns Roy Hodgson
Wigan Athletic The Latics The DW Stadium Roberto Martinez
Wolves Wolves Molineux Mick McCarthy