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FA Premier League 1998/1999

Also known as 1998-99 FA Premier League

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Season: 1998–99
Dates: 15 August 1998 – 16 May 1999
Champions: Manchester United , 5th Premier League title, 12th English title
Relegated: Charlton Athletic , Blackburn Rovers , Nottingham Forest
Champions league: Manchester United, Arsenal , Chelsea
Uefa cup: Leeds United , Newcastle United , Tottenham Hotspur
Intertoto cup: West Ham United
Goals: 959 (2.52 per match)
Top goalscorer: Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink , Michael Owen , Dwight Yorke , (18 goals each)
Best goalkeeper: David Seaman (19 clean sheets)
Biggest home win: Liverpool 7–1 Southampton , (16 January 1999), Everton 6–0 West Ham United , (8 May 1999)

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Biggest away win

Nottingham Forest 1–8 Manchester United , (6 February 1999)

Highest scoring

Nottingham Forest 1–8 Manchester United , (6 February 1999)

Longest winning run

7 games , Leeds United

Longest unbeaten run

21 games , Chelsea

Longest winless run

19 games , Nottingham Forest

Longest losing run

8 games , Charlton Athletic

Highest attendance

55,316, Manchester United 2–1 Southampton , (27 February 1999)

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number of points/goals/set scored: 959
number of matches played/races/starts: 380
end time: 1999-05-16
start time: 1998-08-15
number of participants: 20
edition number: 100ª (7ª di Premier League)
attendance: 11623113
Commons category: FA Premier League season 1998-1999

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