Where do Norwich City rank in the all-time Premier League table?
Norwich City look set for a Friday night return to action Picture: Paul Chesterton/Focus Images Ltd - Credit: Paul Chesterton/Focus Images Ltd
Norwich City’s all-time Premier League position has been revealed.
Talksport have used a points per game calculation for each of the 49 teams who have played in the top flight since its inception in 1992-93.
And while City are currently two divisions higher than old foes Ipswich Town, they are below them in the overall table – but not by much.
The Canaries are 32nd, with a PPG of 1.10, while Town are two places higher, in 30th, with a PPG of 1.11.
Manchester United, with 13 Premier League titles to their name, top the table with a PPG average of 2.07.
You may also want to watch:
Arsenal sit second with 1.87 PPG, Chelsea third with 1.85 PPG, this season’s champions-elect Liverpool are fourth with 1.81 PPG and Manchester City round out the top five on 1.63 PPG.
Huddersfield Town, who were relegated from the top flight after a single season in 2018/19, prop up the all-time table with a measly 0.70 PPG.
Most Read
- 1 PRESSER LIVE: Norwich City v Bristol City - Pukki still out, Krul set to return
- 2 City confirm Dimitris Giannoulis deal
- 3 Buendia to Arsenal. Forget it, says City boss Farke
- 4 PROFILE: Raw determination and loan education helped City's incoming left-back emerge at PAOK
- 5 City legend details Webber conversation before sporting director appointment
- 6 Bullish Robins' boss pledges to mix it with Canaries
- 7 Spurs loanee Skipp is a centre-back's dream, according to City skipper
- 8 The Greek view on Norwich City new boy Dimitris Giannoulis
- 9 'Our own Heracles at left-back' - City fans delighted as Giannoulis completes loan move
- 10 Cherries lose more ground on Canaries in promotion race
While City are bottom of the current Premier League table, they do at least have a chance to improve their record: Town haven’t been in the top flight since 2001-02 and are currently 10th in League One.
Grant Holt scoring against Liverpool at Anfield Picture: Paul Chesterton/Focus Images Ltd - Credit: Paul Chesterton/Focus Images
All-time Premier League table based on PPG
1) Manchester United - 2.07
2) Arsenal - 1.87
David Phillips, Mark Robins and Chris Sutton in the 1992-3 season Pictuire: Archant
3) Chelsea - 1.85
4) Liverpool - 1.81
5) Manchester City - 1.63
6) Tottenham - 1.53
7) Leeds - 1.48
8) Blackburn - 1.40
9) Newcastle - 1.38
10) Everton - 1.37
11) Aston Villa - 1.31
12) Leicester - 1.25
13) Sheffield Wednesday - 1.24
14) Wimbledon - 1.24
15) West Ham - 1.23
16) Nottingham Forest - 1.21
17) Stoke - 1.20
18) Southampton - 1.20
19) Charlton -1.19
20) Swansea - 1.17
21) Sheffield United - 1.17
22) Bolton - 1.16
23) Middlesbrough - 1.16
24) Coventry - 1.16
25) Fulham - 1.15
26) Portsmouth - 1.14
27) Birmingham - 1.13
28) Bournemouth - 1.13
29) Crystal Palace - 1.12
30) Ipswich - 1.11
31) QPR - 1.11
32) Norwich - 1.10
33) Wigan - 1.09
34) Burnley - 1.08
35) Wolves - 1.08
36) Oldham - 1.06
37) Reading - 1.04
38) Derby - 1.03
39) Blackpool - 1.03
40) West Brom - 1.02
41) Sunderland - 1.02
42) Brighton - 1.00
43) Watford - 0.99
44) Barnsley - 0.92
45) Hull - 0.90
46) Cardiff - 0.84
47) Bradford - 0.82
48) Swindon - 0.71
49) Huddersfield - 0.70
