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Season · Premier League · 1998-99

1998-99 Premier League

Manchester United FC — champions with 79 points

Covers every Premier League season since 1992-93 — the openly licensed record starts at the rebrand, so pre-1992 First Division history is out of scope by design.

Manchester United FC took the title by a single point from Arsenal FC. 959 goals in 380 matches, and the season's biggest win: Nottingham Forest FC 1-8 Manchester United FC.

20
Clubs
380
Matches
959
Goals
Champions: Manchester United FC Runners-up: Arsenal FCRelegated: Blackburn Rovers FC, Charlton Athletic FC, Nottingham Forest FC
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Title margin — 1 point (79 to 78).

Manchester United FC won the 1998-99 Premier League with 79 points, 1 clear of Arsenal FC.

Quick answers

Who won the Premier League in 1998-99?
Manchester United FC won the 1998-99 Premier League title with 79 points, 1 point ahead of Arsenal FC.
Who finished second in the Premier League in 1998-99?
Arsenal FC finished second with 78 points.
Who was relegated from the Premier League in 1998-99?
Blackburn Rovers FC, Charlton Athletic FC, Nottingham Forest FC went down at the end of 1998-99.

The final table story

20 clubs, 380 matches, 959 goals. The season's biggest win: Nottingham Forest FC 1-8 Manchester United FC (Manchester United FC won 8-1 away at Nottingham Forest FC).

Top of the table

#ClubWDLGDPts
1Manchester United FC22133+4379
2Arsenal FC22124+4278
3Chelsea FC20153+2775
4Leeds United FC18137+2867

Going down

Relegated at the end of 1998-99: Blackburn Rovers FC, Charlton Athletic FC, Nottingham Forest FC.

Source: 1998-99 Premier League match data, via openfootball/england (CC0 1.0) — source

✓ Every fact computed from public match records — openfootball/england, CC0 1.0.

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