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16 Jul, 2025
What makes English Premier League the most popular among the Big 4 football leagues? Some say watching EPL is even more exciting than Netflix!
The Premier League is known for its fast-paced matches, legendary top clubs, and world-class football superstars - it's like watching gods clash on the field every single day.
If you're a football beginner, don't miss this explosive EPL guide - we’ll tell you the highlights straight up!
The Premier League is the highest level of professional football in England, launched in 1992 and still going strong.
The season runs from August to May every year, with 20 English football clubs competing for the top spot.
In the end of the season, top 4 teams on the points table usually qualify for Europe's most elite tournament - UEFA Champions League.
The English Premier League (EPL) is insanely popular mainly because it brings together the top football stars and legendary clubs.
That’s why it's also the richest and most-watched league in the world. Honestly, it's like the Netflix of football!
On top of that, Premier League clubs are masters at grabbing headlines - from manager clashes and player dating rumors to fans flooding social media with memes.
When it comes to Premier League squads, the hottest topics revolve around Manchester United, Liverpool, Manchester City, Arsenal, and Chelsea.
These teams aren’t just talk of the town - they’re packed with top-tier stars, and any little stir makes headline news!
Man Utd is the most decorated team in Premier League history, famous for its golden era under Sir Alex Ferguson.
Even though recent results get roasted online, the fanbase stays strong and loyal.
As fans say: Even when they're bad, we still love 'em.
It’s a legendary club with unbeatable vibes.
Nickname: Reds, home to the most passionate fans! They kick off every match with the iconic "You'll Never Walk Alone," pure legend vibes.
Not just a powerhouse, they’ve clinched 6 Premier League titles! With Salah leading, the Reds are set for a solid season this year.
Nickname: The Citizens, backed by a rich oil daddy funding a squad of world-class stars, they’re always in the title hunt!
With tactical genius Pep Guardiola at the helm and Haaland raining goals, it’s a scoring frenzy! Their latest triumph came in the 2022-2023 season.
Nickname: The Blues, famed for their "ironclad defense" and "fierce offense," a true star-packed powerhouse!
Their tactics change often, and so do the managers - switching coaches is basically tradition here!
In the transfer market, they never hesitate to spend big.
Nickname: The Gunners, known for their flashy, fluid playing style, the poster team for technical flair. Under manager Wenger, they forged the legendary "Invincibles" season, going unbeaten to win the title!
Lately, they’ve been teased as "early-season champs" for starting strong but fading fast each year. But this year looks different - fingers crossed! (Hope so!)
Manchester City’s goal-scoring beast - 36 goals in one season, breaking records like it’s nothing!
He's a proper goal machine - fast, powerful, and deadly in the box.
Once he’s inside the penalty area, nobody can stop him!
Liverpool’s ace, the god of attack! His dribbling is like a dance, even opponents want to applaud!
Lightning-fast speed, killer ball control, and that signature left-footed shot - pure magic!
Manchester City’s assist king! His passing vision and precision are downright godly, always delivering the ball to the perfect spot for teammates to score!
Liverpool’s defender, a world-class wall! At 2 meters tall, his aerial dominance is unmatched, and he even organizes attacks. The heart of the team’s defense!
Arsenal’s rising star, shining at 18—could be the future king of football!
Currently, there are no Indian nationals playing in the Premier League.
Messi grew up in Barcelona, dominated La Liga for 20 years (2004-2021), and snagged 10 La Liga titles! He never vibed with the Premier League—Barca’s his true home, no doubt!
Plus, he’s all about that American soccer life! Since 2023, he’s been killing it with Inter Miami in MLS, hooked on the comfy lifestyle and chill league pace!
Ronaldo created many legends at Manchester United in the Premier League from 2003-2009, winning 3 Premier League titles!
He’s not in the Premier League now for three main reasons:
The main reasons are: Real Madrid offered a jaw-dropping contract, and Paris couldn’t stop him; plus, he idolizes Zinedine Zidane and wants to craft his own legend at the Bernabeu.
Though the Premier League boasts powerhouses like Manchester City and Liverpool, Mbappé feels La Liga suits his style better. With Real’s global clout, the Premier League feels more like a “backup plan” to him!
The Premier League season usually kicks off in mid-August and ends in late May.
There are 20 teams, and each team plays 38 matches - 19 at home and 19 away.
The team win the highest total points in the end of the season will be crowned as Premier League champion.
The Premier League follows double round-robin system, meaning each 20 teams plays with other team twice — once at home and once away.
For example, Manchester United vs Manchester City will happen twice in one season:
one will be start at Old Trafford, and another one will be Etihad Stadium.
The points system is simple:
The Premier League follows promotion and relegation system.
In the end of each season, the bottom 3 teams in the league table are relegated to the EFL Championship (the second tier of English football).
From the Championship: The top 2 teams are automatically promoted to the Premier League.
Teams ranked 3rd to 6th enter the promotion play-offs, and the winner also earns a spot in the next Premier League season.
After the Premier League season ends, the top 4 teams in the standings qualify for the UEFA Champions League (UCL).
The 5th and 6th place teams may qualify for the UEFA Europa League (UEL).
The bottom 3 teams are relegated to the EFL Championship.
Who’s the king of Premier League titles? Manchester United leads with a record 13 titles；Liverpool has claimed it 6 times；
while Manchester City has dominated recent years with 4 titles in the last 6 seasons；Chelsea and Arsenal each have won the league 2–3 times.
The Premier League prize money isn’t a fixed amount — it depends on total league revenue, mainly from TV broadcasting and sponsorship deals.
But generally, the numbers go higher year by year.
In India, you can watch some Premier League matches for free by using apps like JioTV, Sony LIV, or Hotstar - but keep in mind, full access usually requires a paid subscription.
If you want to catch every EPL match live on mobile without paying, you can also try logging into platforms like Vegas11, where the SPORTSBOOK section offers free football live streams - no subscription needed.
Just a heads-up: due to high traffic during big games, the stream might lag a little sometimes.
Premier League matches usually kick off at 12:30 PM, 3:00 PM, 5:30 PM, and 8:00 PM (UK time).
Indian Standard Time (IST) will be :
Most matches happen around evening or late night in India, so they’re perfect to watch after work!
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