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- Man Utd win their 12th Premier League title and their 19th top-flight crown
Chelsea went into the season as defending Premier League champions for the first time since 2006/07 after ending Manchester United's run of three consecutive titles, and they carried on from where they left off with five wins on the spin, including back-to-back 6-0 triumphs over West Bromwich Albion and Wigan Athletic.
Brazilian midfielder Ramires was the Blues' biggest addition in the summer of 2010. Manchester City made a host of marquee signings, including Barcelona midfielder Yaya Toure and Spain international David Silva and they began to reap the rewards as they moved up to second in October.
The old guard of Manchester United, who were in search of an English record 19th top-flight title, shone in their 3-0 win over Newcastle United on the opening weekend as Ryan Giggs scored for the 19th consecutive PL campaign when he volleyed home a cross from Paul Scholes.
A 3-2 win against Liverpool, who were managed by Roy Hodgson after he moved to Anfield from Fulham in the summer, soon followed. United striker Dimitar Berbatov was the star of the show and scored a hat-trick, including a spectacular overhead kick. The Bulgarian, who won the Golden Boot after his best season yet on English shores, also managed a five-goal haul in United's 7-1 victory over Blackburn Rovers in November.
Liverpool briefly slipped into the relegation places with four losses in their opening eight matches, one of which came against Blackpool, who lit up the Premier League in the early stages of their debut season in the competition. The Tangerines, led by manager Ian Holloway, claimed a 4-0 win at Wigan Athletic on the opening day and were in eighth place at the turn of the year.
A busy January transfer window followed, with Fernando Torres and David Luiz moving to Chelsea, while Andy Carroll joined Liverpool for a club-record fee after a great start to the season with newly promoted Newcastle United. Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez also joined him at Anfield and enjoyed an encouraging first few months in England.
Unbeaten Manchester United topped the table going into the new year. That run lasted until they suffered a 2-1 defeat by Wolverhampton Wanderers in their 26th league match of the season. Arsenal were close behind the two Manchester clubs in third, despite being on the receiving end of a late 3-2 defeat by north London rivals Spurs in November.
The Gunners moved up to second soon after but one of the matches of the season would signal the start of a run of dropped points that would ultimately put pay to their title ambitions. Arsenal took a 4-0 advantage over Newcastle but the Magpies hit back and Cheick Tiote sealed an extraordinary comeback with a volley from long range to earn a 4-4 draw.
Just a week later, Wayne Rooney scored the goal that was voted the best ever in the Premier League's 20 Seasons Awards. The Manchester United forward's stunning overhead kick sealed a 2-1 win over rivals Man City, which put the Red Devils four points clear at the top. United stayed at the summit for the rest of the campaign and moved six points clear of Chelsea with two matches left after beating the Blues at Old Trafford.
Mexican striker Javier Hernandez, who netted 20 goals in all competitions in his debut season at the club, put them in front inside the first minute and Player of the Season Nemanja Vidic wrapped up the win. Captain Vidic lifted the Premier League trophy as they finished nine points ahead of their nearest rivals.
Man Utd could not overcome Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League final at Wembley Stadium in May but it was still an historic season for the Red Devils as they moved clear of Liverpool's 18 top-flight titles. With Man City and Arsenal's top-four places confirmed along with Chelsea, attention switched to a dramatic relegation battle on the final day.
Wigan Athletic kept their hopes alive in the penultimate weekend with a last-gasp 3-2 win over West Ham United, which confirmed the Hammers' relegation, and the Latics stayed up after beating Stoke City 1-0 at the Britannia Stadium on the final day.
Also on the final day, Blackpool's immediate return to the Championship was confirmed after a 4-2 defeat by the champions at Old Trafford. The remaining relegation spot was between Wolves and that season's League Cup winners, Birmingham City, and it went right down to the wire.
Wolves went 3-0 down at home to Blackburn Rovers, while Spurs forward Roman Pavlyuchenko and Birmingham's Craig Gardner both scored with long-range efforts to make the score 1-1 at White Hart Lane.
A well-worked Jamie O'Hara goal gave Wolves hope at 3-1 and Steven Hunt's curling effort made it 3-2, dragging Wolves out of the drop zone on goal difference. With Birmingham pouring forward, Pavlyuchenko's powerful second for Spurs confirmed the Blues' relegation. - กีฬา
The season where Hernandez made name for himself at United ❤Chicirito
How I wish I could go back to 2010
Underrated ManUtd team this and 2012/13
Pre eyebrow ancelotti era
1:25
So they just decided to edit this by cutting off the end of every sentence???
It's even worse with the constant editing out of the vast majority of the goals.
Roy Hodgson this season was horrendous as a manager but the squad too was horrendous
Do you have the full video?
What's happened to the rest of this season?
Why you skip so much
Unfortunately this is one of the worst season uploads. Constant editing means there's no flow to it and it's hard to know what's actually happened. I understand it's copyright but it's a bit of a pointless season video this one.
Who cares
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Injruies destroyd chelsea this season. Without all thos major injuries they wouldve destroyd everyone
Letting go those 5 squad players seriously hurt them especially when you don't replace them 🤷♂️
Joe Cole not the greatest player ever but certainly a good squad player.
@@danthewelshman4481 yeah might be. But club also decided to try a good first eleven combined with youngsters from academy. Wich worked fine till some point. But when you start to get 4-5injuries or more then you are F’d.
They gave Carlo Ramirez and Benyaun. Wich was a dissgrace. Club decided to back him in january with a panic buy in Torres and david luiz.
@hypello9534
Just be grateful you got that 1 PL title in that 5 year period 2006/07 to 2010/11 where ManUtd were by far the best team in Britain and top2 in the World with Barca no other team's CL record was near as good as these 2, ManUtd number 1 in the world 2008 undoubtedly and ManUtd still hold the record for most CL games unbeaten.
Chelsea had everything on their side all season 2009/10 because the league desperately wanted to avoid the same winner for 4 straight seasons as it looks boring when branded most exciting unpredictable league in the world and Chelsea still nearly lost it. ManUtd get half on their side to what Chelsea got they break a record points winning margin for sure yet Chelsea still stumble over the line and that's not including Gerrard's deliberate backpass to Drogba on penultimate game where Liverpool had nothing to play for apart from preventing ManUtd overtaking Liverpool on league title's.
Plus injury to Rooney helped Chelsea 2009/10 he was on 34goals late March then got injured and didn't score again, neither did Berbaflop, ManUtd's only weak link in that period. Shouldn't have got him then Tevez would've stayed and ManUtd probably win 7 in a row 2009/10 to 2012/13 instead of 5 and 2 no margin title losses.
@@FootkerSnookball just be grateful Fergie had all the ref’s on his payrole. We all can see how its been going since he retired🤡
Chelsea had miles more dodgy decisions on their side especially this period.
ManUtd had a lot of bad decisions even in their treble season I think they're like every team you get some for & some against but of course when you're ManUtd you're envied so people only want to blow up whatever went for them and make up rumours.
I.e Howard Webb, what a dumbass rumour that is. He was more of a Chelsea helper than ManUtd including at least 4 games at OldTrafford between the 2 teams so if ManUtd's best ref is a Chelsea helper it says a lot about Chel$ea.
But Martin Atkinson was actually corrupt constantly favouring Chelsea but gets little said about it when Chelsea's win ratio was just ridiculous when he refereed Chelsea. He seemed to constantly referee Chelsea's most important games and also referee the same fixtures he's messed up in the past or even the last fixture and then do an even worse job.
You could actually easily call it before kickoff and be proven exactly right and the decisions were crazy bad. Where as if you did that with Webb you would be wrong most of the time to say the least. With ManUtd a ref only has to give them 1 decision like everyone else gets but he's given a false reputation for life.
Not to mention Atkinson was refereeing at this level for several more years so it was even more blatant.
Atkinson refereed Chelsea FAcup semi-finals 2009, 2012, 2017, 2018
Quarter final replay 2007
Last game of a PL season when Chelsea needed to win 2010
Important head-to-head games vs their title challenger 2009/10 (gave them 3 points which was instrumental in winning PL) 2010/11 (gave them 3 points & harsh red to ManUtd so Chelsea could chase ManUtd when 12pts behind before kickoff it didn't quite give Chelsea the title this time but the run Chelsea went on from that game 5th before kickoff got them CL place where they fluked CL title following season) with Chelsea winning ever time almost always controversially.
Don't give me decisions excuses for your teams PL & CL failures when you literally try to buy these titles every year with money you never earned.