Records

Premier League scoreline records

13,216 matches since August 1992 have produced 60 different home/away results (36 if you ignore venue). These are the milestones, one-offs and extremes behind the grid.

The scorigami timeline

Every home/away result the Premier League has produced, in the order it first happened, most recent first. The first seasons filled most of the grid; since then new squares have arrived only every few years, and the classic count (ignoring venue) last moved on May 19, 2013.

September 24, 2023

Sheffield Utd 0–8 Newcastle

first 0–8

December 19, 2020

Crystal Palace 0–7 Liverpool

first 0–7

October 25, 2019

Southampton 0–9 Leicester City

first 0–9

March 22, 2014

Cardiff 3–6 Liverpool

first 3–6

May 19, 2013

West Brom 5–5 Man United

first 5–5

December 29, 2012

Arsenal 7–3 Newcastle

first 7–3

August 28, 2011

Man United 8–2 Arsenal

first 8–2

November 22, 2009

Tottenham 9–1 Wigan Athletic

first 9–1

May 11, 2008

Middlesbrough 8–1 Man City

first 8–1

December 29, 2007

Tottenham 6–4 Reading

first 6–4

September 29, 2007

Portsmouth 7–4 Reading

first 7–4

February 12, 2000

West Ham 5–4 Bradford City

first 5–4

September 19, 1999

Newcastle 8–0 Sheffield Wed

first 8–0

February 6, 1999

Nott'm Forest 1–8 Man United

first 1–8

May 2, 1998

Wimbledon 2–6 Tottenham

first 2–6

August 25, 1997

Blackburn 7–2 Sheffield Wed

first 7–2

October 26, 1996

Southampton 6–3 Man United

first 6–3

February 25, 1996

Bolton 0–6 Man United

first 0–6

November 18, 1995

Blackburn 7–0 Nott'm Forest

first 7–0

October 21, 1995

Newcastle 6–1 Wimbledon

first 6–1

April 1, 1995

Sheffield Wed 1–7 Nott'm Forest

first 1–7

March 4, 1995

Man United 9–0 Ipswich Town

first 9–0

February 22, 1995

Aston Villa 4–4 Leicester City

first 4–4

August 20, 1994

Crystal Palace 1–6 Liverpool

first 1–6

April 9, 1994

Norwich 4–5 Southampton

first 4–5

March 12, 1994

Norwich 3–4 QPR

first 3–4

September 25, 1993

Everton 1–5 Norwich

first 1–5

August 22, 1993

Swindon Town 0–5 Liverpool

first 0–5

August 21, 1993

Leeds United 0–4 Norwich

first 0–4

April 12, 1993

Everton 3–5 QPR

first 3–5

April 3, 1993

Oldham 6–2 Wimbledon

first 6–2

March 13, 1993

Southampton 4–3 Ipswich Town

first 4–3

March 2, 1993

Sheffield Utd 6–0 Tottenham

first 6–0

January 26, 1993

Blackburn 2–5 Coventry City

first 2–5

December 19, 1992

Coventry City 5–1 Liverpool

first 5–1

December 12, 1992

Wimbledon 5–2 Oldham

first 5–2

December 5, 1992

Leeds United 1–4 Nott'm Forest

first 1–4

November 7, 1992

Man City 4–0 Leeds United

first 4–0

October 3, 1992

Blackburn 7–1 Norwich

first 7–1

September 19, 1992

Aston Villa 4–2 Liverpool

first 4–2

September 12, 1992

Chelsea 2–3 Norwich

first 2–3

September 5, 1992

Aston Villa 3–0 Crystal Palace

first 3–0

September 2, 1992

Aston Villa 1–3 Chelsea

first 1–3

August 25, 1992

Leeds United 5–0 Tottenham

first 5–0

August 22, 1992

Wimbledon 1–2 Coventry City

first 1–2

August 22, 1992

Tottenham 2–2 Crystal Palace

first 2–2

August 22, 1992

QPR 3–2 Sheffield Utd

first 3–2

August 22, 1992

Middlesbrough 4–1 Leeds United

first 4–1

August 22, 1992

Oldham 5–3 Nott'm Forest

first 5–3

August 19, 1992

Middlesbrough 2–0 Man City

first 2–0

August 19, 1992

Tottenham 0–2 Coventry City

first 0–2

August 19, 1992

Man United 0–3 Everton

first 0–3

August 19, 1992

QPR 3–1 Southampton

first 3–1

August 18, 1992

Wimbledon 0–1 Ipswich Town

first 0–1

August 16, 1992

Nott'm Forest 1–0 Liverpool

first 1–0

August 15, 1992

Southampton 0–0 Tottenham

first 0–0

August 15, 1992

Chelsea 1–1 Oldham

first 1–1

August 15, 1992

Coventry City 2–1 Middlesbrough

first 2–1

August 15, 1992

Crystal Palace 3–3 Blackburn

first 3–3

August 15, 1992

Arsenal 2–4 Norwich

first 2–4

The rarest results

Home/away results that have happened no more than twice. Several are recent away demolitions, which is why the home/away view is where new scorigamis keep appearing.

September 24, 2023

Sheffield Utd 0–8 Newcastle

only once

December 19, 2020

Crystal Palace 0–7 Liverpool

only once

October 25, 2019

Southampton 0–9 Leicester City

only once

May 19, 2013

West Brom 5–5 Man United

only once

December 29, 2012

Arsenal 7–3 Newcastle

only once

August 28, 2011

Man United 8–2 Arsenal

only once

November 22, 2009

Tottenham 9–1 Wigan Athletic

only once

May 11, 2008

Middlesbrough 8–1 Man City

only once

December 29, 2007

Tottenham 6–4 Reading

only once

September 29, 2007

Portsmouth 7–4 Reading

only once

February 6, 1999

Nott'm Forest 1–8 Man United

only once

May 21, 2017

Hull City 1–7 Tottenham

twice

Biggest wins

Every Premier League match won by seven goals or more, biggest margin first. The record margin is 9, reached 4 times, once by an away side.

March 4, 1995

Man United 9–0 Ipswich Town

9-goal win

October 25, 2019

Southampton 0–9 Leicester City

9-goal win

February 2, 2021

Man United 9–0 Southampton

9-goal win

August 27, 2022

Liverpool 9–0 Bournemouth

9-goal win

November 22, 2009

Tottenham 9–1 Wigan Athletic

8-goal win

September 19, 1999

Newcastle 8–0 Sheffield Wed

8-goal win

May 9, 2010

Chelsea 8–0 Wigan Athletic

8-goal win

December 23, 2012

Chelsea 8–0 Aston Villa

8-goal win

October 18, 2014

Southampton 8–0 Sunderland

8-goal win

September 21, 2019

Man City 8–0 Watford

8-goal win

September 24, 2023

Sheffield Utd 0–8 Newcastle

8-goal win

February 6, 1999

Nott'm Forest 1–8 Man United

7-goal win

May 11, 2008

Middlesbrough 8–1 Man City

7-goal win

November 18, 1995

Blackburn 7–0 Nott'm Forest

7-goal win

October 25, 1997

Man United 7–0 Barnsley

7-goal win

May 11, 2005

Arsenal 7–0 Everton

7-goal win

January 14, 2006

Arsenal 7–0 Middlesbrough

7-goal win

April 25, 2010

Chelsea 7–0 Stoke

7-goal win

November 2, 2013

Man City 7–0 Norwich

7-goal win

December 19, 2020

Crystal Palace 0–7 Liverpool

7-goal win

October 23, 2021

Chelsea 7–0 Norwich

7-goal win

December 14, 2021

Man City 7–0 Leeds United

7-goal win

March 5, 2023

Liverpool 7–0 Man United

7-goal win

February 1, 2025

Nott'm Forest 7–0 Brighton

7-goal win

Highest-scoring matches

Every match with nine goals or more. Portsmouth 7–4 Reading in 2007 is still the only game with eleven; the stories behind the one-off scorelines are in the rarest scorelines in Premier League history.

September 29, 2007

Portsmouth 7–4 Reading

11 goals

December 29, 2007

Tottenham 6–4 Reading

10 goals

November 22, 2009

Tottenham 9–1 Wigan Athletic

10 goals

August 28, 2011

Man United 8–2 Arsenal

10 goals

December 29, 2012

Arsenal 7–3 Newcastle

10 goals

May 19, 2013

West Brom 5–5 Man United

10 goals

April 9, 1994

Norwich 4–5 Southampton

9 goals

March 4, 1995

Man United 9–0 Ipswich Town

9 goals

October 26, 1996

Southampton 6–3 Man United

9 goals

August 25, 1997

Blackburn 7–2 Sheffield Wed

9 goals

February 6, 1999

Nott'm Forest 1–8 Man United

9 goals

February 12, 2000

West Ham 5–4 Bradford City

9 goals

March 11, 2000

Tottenham 7–2 Southampton

9 goals

November 13, 2004

Tottenham 4–5 Arsenal

9 goals

May 11, 2008

Middlesbrough 8–1 Man City

9 goals

January 16, 2010

Chelsea 7–2 Sunderland

9 goals

December 14, 2013

Man City 6–3 Arsenal

9 goals

March 22, 2014

Cardiff 3–6 Liverpool

9 goals

August 30, 2014

Everton 3–6 Chelsea

9 goals

January 23, 2016

Norwich 4–5 Liverpool

9 goals

November 26, 2016

Swansea 5–4 Crystal Palace

9 goals

February 4, 2017

Everton 6–3 Bournemouth

9 goals

October 14, 2017

Man City 7–2 Stoke

9 goals

May 13, 2018

Tottenham 5–4 Leicester City

9 goals

October 25, 2019

Southampton 0–9 Leicester City

9 goals

October 4, 2020

Aston Villa 7–2 Liverpool

9 goals

February 2, 2021

Man United 9–0 Southampton

9 goals

December 26, 2021

Man City 6–3 Leicester City

9 goals

August 27, 2022

Liverpool 9–0 Bournemouth

9 goals

October 2, 2022

Man City 6–3 Man United

9 goals

December 22, 2024

Tottenham 3–6 Liverpool

9 goals

December 2, 2025

Fulham 4–5 Man City

9 goals

Most common results

The results that come round every weekend. A draw leads the home/away count because 1–1 has no mirror image, while every win is split between a home version and an away one.

#1

1–1 (draw)

1,521 · 11.5%

#2

1–0 (home win)

1,353 · 10.2%

#3

2–1 (home win)

1,151 · 8.7%

#4

2–0 (home win)

1,059 · 8.0%

#5

0–0 (draw)

1,037 · 7.8%

#6

0–1 (away win)

971 · 7.3%

#7

1–2 (away win)

833 · 6.3%

#8

2–2 (draw)

678 · 5.1%

#9

0–2 (away win)

603 · 4.6%

#10

3–1 (home win)

597 · 4.5%