英超积分榜1516(1516英超联赛积分榜排名)

Introduction

The 2015/2016 English Premier League season was one of the most competitive and unpredictable seasons in recent history. With the emergence of Leicester City as unlikely champions, the traditional giants like Manchester United, Chelsea, and Liverpool struggled to keep pace. In this article, let's take a closer look at the final standings on the English Premier League points table for the 2015/2016 season.

The Top Four

The top four teams at the end of the season qualified for the UEFA Champions League. Manchester City finished fourth with 66 points. Third place went to Arsenal with 71 points, while Tottenham Hotspur finished second with 70 points. However, the runaway champions were Leicester City, who clinched the title with an astonishing 10-point lead, finishing the season with 81 points.

The Mid-table Battle

From fifth place down to ninth, the difference between teams was just a few points. Manchester United finished fifth with 66 points, and were followed by Southampton with 63 points. West Ham United came seventh with 62 points, while Liverpool finished eighth with 60 points. Rounding out the top half of the table, Stoke City finished ninth with 51 points.

The Relegation Battle

At the foot of the table, three teams were relegated to the Championship. Aston Villa finished bottom of the table with a meager 17 points, their lowest ever total in the Premier League. Joining them in the Championship were Norwich City, who finished 19th with 34 points, and Newcastle United, who finished 18th with 37 points.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the 2015/2016 English Premier League season will always be remembered for the incredible achievement of Leicester City in lifting the trophy. However, the season also saw some great battles for European places, as well as the heartache of relegation for three teams. With the start of the new season just around the corner, fans around the world eagerly wait to see what drama and excitement awaits in the upcoming English Premier League season 2021/2022.