99 points. 30-year wait ended. 25 points clear at one stage. Previous year UCL winners.
Jürgen Klopp's Liverpool ended a 30-year title drought with 99 points in 2019–20, the second-highest tally in Premier League history and just one point shy of #5 Manchester City 2017–18's record 100-point season. Mohamed Salah scored 19 goals, while Sadio Mané added 18, as the team led the table by 25 points at one stage—a margin 15% larger than the typical champion's lead. Despite the COVID-19 shutdown, they finished with 32 wins, tying #6 Manchester United 2007–08's win total. Virgil van Dijk anchored a defense that conceded only 33 goals, proving this side's all-round strength.

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