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FA Premier League 1996/1997

Also known as 1996-97 FA Premier League

femte säsongen av FA Premier League

Key facts

Season: 1996–97
Dates: 17 August 1996 – 11 May 1997
Champions: Manchester United , 4th Premier League title, 11th English title
Relegated: Sunderland , Middlesbrough , Nottingham Forest
Champions league: Manchester United , Newcastle United
Cup winners cup: Chelsea
Uefa cup: Arsenal , Liverpool , Aston Villa (through UEFA Respect Fair Play ranking ), Leicester City
Goals: 970 (2.55 per match)
Top goalscorer: Alan Shearer , (25 goals)
Best goalkeeper: Nigel Martyn (19 clean sheets)
Biggest home win: Everton 7–1 Southampton , (16 November 1996), Newcastle United 7–1 Tottenham Hotspur , (28 December 1996)
Biggest away win

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FA Premier League 1996/1997 vanns av Manchester United.

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1996–97 FA Premier League 1996–97 in English men's football leagues 1996–97 in European men's top-tier association football leagues Premier League seasons

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Leeds United 0–4 Manchester United , (7 September 1996), Nottingham Forest 0–4 Manchester United , (26 December 1996), Sunderland 0–4 Tottenham Hotspur , (4 March 1997)

Highest scoring

Southampton 6–3 Manchester United , (26 October 1996)

Longest winning run

7 games , Newcastle United, Wimbledon

Longest unbeaten run

16 games , Manchester United

Longest winless run

16 games , Nottingham Forest

Longest losing run

6 games , Everton

Highest attendance

55,314, Manchester United 2–1 Wimbledon , (29 January 1997)

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start time: 1996-00-00
number of points/goals/set scored: 970
number of matches played/races/starts: 380
end time: 1997-05-11
edition number: 5
number of participants: 20
attendance: 10818380

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