77 Premier League Trivia Questions with Answers

77 public questions with answers, drawn from the well. How many can you answer?

Premier League trivia covers title races, relegation battles, record-breaking seasons, legendary scorers, managers and memorable milestones from English football’s top division. Questions range from Carlo Ancelotti’s 2009–10 champions and Sunderland striker Kevin Phillips’s 30-goal season to the first club to reach 100 points.

The set also reaches into recent history, asking about Liverpool’s 2024–25 head coach and the 2017–18 Golden Boot winner. It suits football pub quizzes, match-day game nights, classroom sports activities and fans who enjoy comparing eras, clubs and individual achievements across the Premier League.

Premier League trivia — quick answers

What are good Premier League trivia questions?

Strong Premier League trivia questions cover champions, Golden Boot winners, record points totals, managers, relegation, unbeaten seasons and famous transfers. A varied quiz should include both modern achievements and early Premier League history so that it rewards broad football knowledge rather than familiarity with one club.

How hard is Premier League trivia?

Premier League trivia can be easy for regular viewers and very difficult for casual fans. Questions about famous champions and leading scorers are approachable, while exact seasons, relegation records, assist totals and historical managers require deeper knowledge. Difficulty depends heavily on the mix of eras and statistics.

Which club was the first to finish a Premier League season with 100 points?

Manchester City became the first club to finish a Premier League season with 100 points in 2017–18. Managed by Pep Guardiola, City won 32 of 38 matches, scored 106 goals and finished 19 points ahead of Manchester United. The achievement remains one of the competition’s defining statistical milestones.

Who won the 2017–18 Premier League Golden Boot?

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah won the 2017–18 Premier League Golden Boot with 32 goals. His total set a record for the highest number of goals by a player in a 38-match Premier League season. Salah finished ahead of Harry Kane and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

Who managed Liverpool when they won the 2024–25 Premier League?

Arne Slot was Liverpool’s head coach when the club won the 2024–25 Premier League title. He succeeded Jürgen Klopp before the season and guided Liverpool to the championship in his first campaign in charge. The title was Liverpool’s 20th English top-flight league championship.

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