Only Chelsea, Manchester United, Manchester City, and Liverpool have scored 91 points or more in a single season in the twenty-first century. Manchester United's only other season with 91 points was in 1993/94. Under Sir Alex Ferguson's guidance, they were able to accumulate 92 points. However, in the 2017/18 Premier League season, Manchester City became the first team to reach a century points total.
Aside from Manchester City, which has 100 points in a single season, the only other team that has come close to reaching 100 points is Liverpool, but they fell short by a single point. Manchester City also came very close to reaching 100 points in the 2018/19 season, but fell two points short. Chelsea, on the other hand, has the most points in a single Premier League season (95). Under Jose Mourinho, they were able to achieve this high point total in the 2004/05 season.
As of the 2022/23 season, Arsenal leads the Premier League table with 27 points, having won nine games and losing only one. If they maintain their form until the end of the season, they have a good chance of joining one of these four teams. Can Arsenal finish with 91 points in the 2022/23 season?
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Chelsea: Boehly ‘ready to offer’ £63m star ‘good deal’ at Stamford Bridge
According to journalist Simon Phillips, Chelsea owner Todd Boehly is keeping an eye on Arsenal star Bukayo Saka's progress.
The £63 million-rated winger is in the final two years of his contract at Emirates Stadium and has been linked with a shock move across London.
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According to CBS reporter Ben Jacobs, Boehly believes Saka would be a good fit for Graham Potter's team.
After a slow start to the season, the England international has exploded in recent weeks, scoring four goals in his last four games across all competitions.However, the Arsenal player has yet to sign a contract extension in north London, which gives Chelsea hope for an ambitious move.
The Gunners, on the other hand, have offered the 21-year-old a new long-term contract that would double his wages to £140,000 per week.
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Phillips believes he's on Boehly's radar, but believes he'll end up committing his future to his boyhood club.
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