By Ebenezer Mabinuola
The 2024–2025 English Premier League season came to a dramatic close on May 25, 2025, with Liverpool emerging as champions, capping off a fiercely competitive campaign that showcased the strength and resilience of the league’s top sides.
Liverpool secured the title with 84 points, finishing the season with 25 wins, 9 draws, and only 4 losses. With a +45 goal difference, the Reds not only dominated both ends of the pitch but also claimed their second Premier League title and equalled Manchester United’s record of 20 English top-flight championships.
Arsenal finished second on 74 points, delivering a consistent campaign with 20 wins, 14 draws, and 4 losses. Their +35 goal difference reflected a solid all-around performance that kept them in the title conversation for much of the season.
Defending champions Manchester City dropped to third place with 71 points, recording 21 wins, 8 draws, and 9 losses. Despite a respectable +28 goal difference, City’s title defense fell short amid stiff competition from Liverpool and Arsenal.
Chelsea rounded out the top four with 69 points, marking a significant return to form. Their tally of 20 wins, 9 draws, and 9 losses, along with a +21 goal difference, was enough to secure a coveted Champions League spot, highlighting the club’s resurgence under new leadership.
The season was defined by Liverpool’s dominance and a tightly contested race for Champions League qualification. The narrow gap separating second (74 points), third (71), and fourth (69) points to the Premier League’s trademark unpredictability and competitiveness.
As the dust settles on another exhilarating campaign, fans and analysts alike are already looking ahead to what promises to be another thrilling season in English football.
