Premier League: Where did your team finish in 2014?

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Manchester City won the title last season, but were they top dogs in 2014?

What if the Premier League title was decided in a calendar year?

We have calculated the 2014 points totals for each of the teams to have played in the tail end of last season's campaign and this current one.

Find out where your team finished:

Premier League points table for 2014 (the table does not include relegated and promoted clubs)

P

W

D

L

GD

Pts

Manchester City

38

27

7

4

56

88

Chelsea

38

27

7

4

55

88

Liverpool

38

23

7

8

31

76

Arsenal

38

20

10

8

19

70

Manchester United

38

19

9

10

25

66

Tottenham

38

20

6

12

6

66

Southampton

38

18

8

12

19

62

Everton

38

16

8

14

7

56

West Ham

38

17

5

16

6

56

Stoke

38

14

10

14

0

52

Swansea

38

14

7

17

2

49

Crystal Palace

38

11

12

15

-9

45

Sunderland

38

10

14

14

-13

44

Newcastle

38

12

6

20

-27

42

Aston Villa

38

10

9

19

-26

39

West Brom

38

8

12

18

-19

36

Hull

38

7

9

22

-22

30

As you can see it was neck-and-neck between Manchester City and Chelsea, with City top by one goal on goal difference.

Liverpool are third as a result of their brilliant second half to last season when they collected 48 points - more than any other club, while Manchester United are fifth in the table despite their seventh-placed finish at the end of the 2013-14 season.

At the other end, it is a sorry tale for Steve Bruce's Hull. Their combined total of 30 points is the same amount that Cardiff managed when they finished bottom last season. They have also managed only seven wins this year.

Crystal Palace might be in the relegation zone in the 2014-15 campaign, but in this table they are six points clear of the bottom three due to the magic touch of previous manager Tony Pulis.

Only seven teams of the 17 in the table managed to accrue more points than the Eagles in the second half of the 2013-14 season.

Below, we take a look at some other statistics from the Premier League in 2014 (players from relegated and promoted clubs have not been included):

Goals scored per Premier League game in 2014

Player

Club

Ratio

Diego Costa

Chelsea

0.81

Sergio Aguero

Man City

0.78

Wayne Rooney

Man United

0.57

Wilfried Bony

Swansea

0.53

Jay Rodriguez

Southampton

0.50

Edin Dzeko

Man City

0.48

Olivier Giroud

Arsenal

0.48

Papiss Cisse

Newcastle

0.43

Kevin Mirallas

Everton

0.42

Touches per Premier League game in 2014

Player

Club

Ratio

Cesc Fabregas

Chelsea

107.11

Mikel Arteta

Arsenal

87.08

Santi Cazorla

Arsenal

85.53

Bacary Sagna

Arsenal/Man City

85.21

Leighton Baines

Everton

85.05

David Silva

Man City

84.52

Angel Rangel

Swansea

83.48

Gareth Barry

Everton

80.23

Gael Clichy

Man City

80.04

Morgan Schneiderlin

Southampton

79.88

Passes per Premier League game in 2014

Player

Club

Ratio

Cesc Fabregas

Chelsea

86.83

Mikel Arteta

Arsenal

74.75

David Silva

Man City

67.55

Gareth Barry

Everton

67.37

Michael Carrick

Man United

67.19

Morgan Schneiderlin

Southampton

66.03

Santi Cazorla

Arsenal

62.58

Nemanja Matic

Chelsea

61.74

Samir Nasri

Man City

60.31

Steven Gerrard

Liverpool

59.95

Chances created per Premier League game in 2014

Player

Club

Ratio

Cesc Fabregas

Chelsea

3.39

Samir Nasri

Man City

2.76

Eden Hazard

Chelsea

2.66

Christian Eriksen

Tottenham

2.62

Gylfi Sigurdsson

Swansea

2.50

David Silva

Man City

2.48

Stewart Downing

West Ham

2.43

Santi Cazorla

Arsenal

2.39

Jesus Navas

Man City

2.32

Adam Lallana

Southampton/Liverpool

2.05

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