This article will tell you about the top 10 most successful English clubs of all time, that have won the most trophies.
After winning the Carabao Cup on Sunday, Liverpool is now the most successful club in the Premier League. At Wembley Stadium, the Reds subdued rivals Chelsea to win their first trophy of the year.
Virgil van Dijk was Liverpool’s hero of the match; in the 118th minute, the Dutchman scored the game’s winning goal with a strong header. Van Dijk’s winner, according to SPORTbible, not only helped Liverpool win the championship but also made history for the team.
The team now holds the record for the most titles in the Premier League after winning their 68th trophy overall.
The Merseysiders and rivals Manchester United were level on 67 trophies prior to Sunday’s thrilling match. Last season, the teams shared the Carabao Cup after Erik ten Hag’s team defeated Newcastle in the championship game.
But now that their team has pulled clear once more, Liverpool supporters have every right to feel proud. Nineteen league championships, six European Cups, and eight FA Cups are among the club’s 68 accomplishments.
Twelve FA Cups, six League Cups, and a record twenty League crowns are among United’s 67 trophies. With 49 trophies in their trophy case, Arsenal comes in third place among Premier League clubs with the most trophies.
Arsenal has won a record 14 FA Cups, 13 League championships, and 17 Community Shields. Additionally, the north Londoners have won two League Cups, according to the team’s website.
Chelsea and Manchester City, on the other hand, share 34 titles and complete the top five podium of the Premier League’s most successful clubs.
Top 10 EPL clubs with most trophies
1. Liverpool (68 trophies)
2. Man United (67)
3. Arsenal (49)
4. Chelsea (34)
5. Man City (34)
6. Tottenham (26)
7. Aston Villa (25)
8. Everton (24)
9. Newcastle (13)
10. Nottingham Forest (13)
Liverpool defeated Chelsea in the Carabao Cup final, but according to Sports Brief earlier, they won’t be bringing home as much cash in prizes. Half of the prize money that the Reds will receive for finishing as runners-up will go to Chelsea.