The PL title race was decided on goal difference for the first time.
There were 32 PL goals scored today, making a total of 1066 goals scored this season - the most ever goals in a single 38-match PL season.
Manchester City win the top flight title for the first time since 1968.
Manchester City ended the season with 55 home points – equalling the PL record for most home points in a season – 55 each set by Chelsea in 2005-06 and United last season.
Sergio Aguero scored his 23rd PL goal of the season – equal-most of any player in a single season for City – Carlos Tevez’s 23 goals from 2009-10 – and also equal-most with Tevez as the most by a South American player in a PL season.
Joey Barton was sent off for QPR. It was the club’s ninth PL red card of the season, equalling the PL record previously set by Sunderland in 2009-10.
Manchester United finished the season with a total of 89 points – the first side to reach this total in a 38-match PL season and fail to win the division.
Wayne Rooney scored his 27th PL goal of the season, making this the best ever scoring season of his career.
Arsenal won Arsene Wenger’s 600th PL match and qualify for the Champions League for the 15th consecutive season under him.
Liverpool end the season with their lowest ever PL points total, their fewest wins (14) in a top flight season since 1953-54 and their fewest top flight goals in a season (47) since 1991-92.
The 2011-12 Premier League season in stats and numbers
* via Infostrada sports
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