The Reds were comfortable in ending a 30-year wait for a top-flight title, but there was drama until the closing minutes of the final day.
Manchester United and Chelsea can celebrate Champions League qualification as the division’s strugglers reflect on their contrasting fortunes.
Meanwhile, with the help of Opta data, we look at some of the interesting numbers from the 2019-20 campaign.
5 – David Luiz conceded five penalties in the Premier League this season, the most a player has ever given away in a single season in the competition.
167 – Jack Grealish was fouled 167 times in the 2019-20 Premier League, the most fouls won by a player in a single campaign on record (since 1998-99).
24 – Scott McTominay now has the fastest Premier League yellow card on record. He was booked just 24 seconds into Manchester United’s December home win against Newcastle United.
2000 – It was a season of milestones for McTominay, who scored Manchester United’s 2000th Premier League goal against Norwich City in October. They became the first club to the landmark.
27 – The Norwich class of 2019-20 became the only side not to record a single point from a losing position in Premier League history. They lost all 27 matches in which they fell behind.
4 – Chelsea head coach Frank Lampard’s fourth-place finish is the highest finish for an English manager in their debut Premier League season since Frank Clark’s Nottingham Forest came third in 1994-95.
33 – At the age of 33, Jamie Vardy became the oldest player to win the Premier League Golden Boot, scoring 23 goals in 2019-20.
5 – Virgil van Dijk became just the fifth outfield player to play every minute for a Premier League title-winning side, following Gary Pallister (1992-93), John Terry (2014-15), Wes Morgan (2015-16) and Cesar Azpilicueta (2016-17).
2013 – Anthony Martial’s June hat-trick against Sheffield United was Manchester United’s first in the Premier League since Robin van Persie scored three against Aston Villa in April 2013.
7 – Martial and Marcus Rashford assisted one another a combined seven times in this season’s Premier League, the most of any pairing in a single edition of the competition for Manchester United.
14 – Manchester United won 14 penalties in the 2019-20 season, the most a team has ever won in a single Premier League campaign.
29 – Harry Kane is the only player to face more than one club in the Premier League and score against them all, with Sheffield United the 29th he netted against.
15 – Kevin De Bruyne ended the season with a joint-record 20 assists – tied with Thierry Henry – but he became the first player to set up 15 goals in three separate Premier League campaigns.
93 – Tottenham went a record 93 games without a goalless draw before they were held 0-0 by Watford in January.*