Manchester United · Premier League 1999/00

Manchester United 1999/00

Manchester United finished 1st of 20 in the 1999/00 Premier League with 91 points (won 28, drawn 7, lost 3; scored 97, conceded 45) and won the title. They were top of the table after 29 matches of 38; lowest 9th, after match 1. Longest runs: 11 wins in a row and 14 unbeaten.

Position after each match

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Points against champions and relegated clubs

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  • Manchester United
  • Champions, middle half
  • Relegated, middle half

Bands: the middle half of champions’ and relegated clubs’ points after each match, from every complete 20-club Premier League season on file.

Results

#OpponentScorePtsPos
1Everton (away)1–1 D19th
2Sheffield Wednesday (home)4–0 W43rd
3Leeds (home)2–0 W71st
4Arsenal (away)2–1 W101st
5Coventry (away)2–1 W131st
6Newcastle (home)5–1 W161st
7Liverpool (away)3–2 W191st
8Wimbledon (home)1–1 D201st
9Southampton (home)3–3 D211st
10Chelsea (away)0–5 L212nd
11Watford (home)4–1 W242nd
12Tottenham (away)1–3 L243rd
13Aston Villa (home)3–0 W272nd
14Leicester (home)2–0 W301st
15Derby (away)2–1 W331st
16Everton (home)5–1 W361st
17West Ham (away)4–2 W391st
18Bradford (home)4–0 W422nd
19Sunderland (away)2–2 D432nd
20Arsenal (home)1–1 D442nd
21Middlesbrough (home)1–0 W471st
22Sheffield Wednesday (away)1–0 W501st
23Coventry (home)3–2 W531st
24Newcastle (away)0–3 L531st
25Leeds (away)1–0 W561st
26Wimbledon (away)2–2 D571st
27Liverpool (home)1–1 D581st
28Derby (home)3–1 W611st
29Leicester (away)2–0 W641st
30Bradford (away)4–0 W671st
31West Ham (home)7–1 W701st
32Middlesbrough (away)4–3 W731st
33Sunderland (home)4–0 W761st
34Southampton (away)3–1 W791st
35Chelsea (home)3–2 W821st
36Watford (away)3–2 W851st
37Tottenham (home)3–1 W881st
38Aston Villa (away)1–0 W911st

Score is this club’s goals first. Pos is the position in the table after that day’s matches; points include deductions from the date they applied.