English Premier League Football Trivia

Chelsea won their first English league title in the 1954-55 season, making 1955 the correct answer. Their next Premier League title came much later in 2004-05 (option A is close but wrong season).

Newcastle United are known as 'The Magpies' due to their black and white striped kit. Manchester United are the Red Devils, Everton are Toffees, and Liverpool are the Reds.

West Ham United's historic home ground was Upton Park (officially Boleyn Ground) from 1904-2016. St James Park is Newcastle's, Highbury was Arsenal's old ground, and Craven Cottage is Fulham's.

Manchester United's 9-0 victory over Ipswich Town in 1995 remains the Premier League's record margin. Chelsea won 8-0 twice, Arsenal's 11-0 was pre-Premier League era (1880s), and Newcastle's 8-0 was against Sheffield Wednesday in 1999.

Alan Shearer is the Premier League's all-time top scorer with 260 goals. Thierry Henry (175), Cristiano Ronaldo (103 in fewer seasons), and Michael Owen (150) follow but none surpass Shearer's record.

Liverpool and Everton are both from Merseyside and known as the Merseysiders or Merseyyside derby teams. Manchester teams are Mancunians, Chelsea/Fulham are West London, Arsenal/Tottenham are North London rivals.

David James holds the record for most Premier League appearances by a goalkeeper with 572. Peter Cech (443), David Seaman (346), and Shay Given (351) all had distinguished careers but none match James's appearance tally.

David James holds the record for most Premier League appearances by a goalkeeper with 572. Peter Cech (443), David Seaman (346), and Shay Given (351) all had distinguished careers but none match James's appearance tally.

Chelsea scored 103 goals in the 2009-10 Premier League season, setting the single-season record. Manchester United scored 97 in 1999-2000, Arsenal's Invincibles scored 73 in 2003-04, and Liverpool scored 101 in 2013-14 but not the record.

Blackburn Rovers won the 1994-95 Premier League title on the final day of the season, finishing 1 point ahead of Manchester United. This was their first and only Premier League championship, achieved with heavy investment from owner Jack Walker.