Premier League 2019-20

Season Dates: Agosto de 2019 – julho de 2020

Campeões: Liverpool
Top Scorer (Golden Boot): Jamie Vardy (Leicester City) – 23 goals
Relegated Teams: Bournemouth, Watford, Norwich City

European Qualification:
Liga dos Campeões: Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea
Liga Europa: Leicester City, Tottenham Hotspur, Arsenal (via FA Cup win)

Season Overview:

The 2019/20 Premier League season was unprecedented due to the COVID-19 pandemic, causing a three-month suspension from March to June. Liverpool, under Jürgen Klopp, dominated the league, securing their first league title in 30 years with a record-breaking seven games to spare. They finished 18 points ahead of second-placed Man City.

Man United and Chelsea completed the top four, while Leicester City narrowly missed out on Champions League qualification on the final day. At the bottom, Norwich, Watford, and Bournemouth suffered relegation.

Jamie Vardy claimed the Golden Boot as the league’s top scorer, becoming the oldest player to win the award.

Kits de jogo em casa: uma demonstração de orgulho e paixão

Cada clube da Premier League tem uma identidade única, e nada demonstra isso melhor do que seus uniformes de jogo em casa. A temporada 2019-20 viu todos os 20 clubes vestirem suas cores com orgulho. Do icônico vermelho do Liverpool ao azul marcante do Chelsea, cada uniforme era um símbolo da herança do clube e da paixão de seus torcedores.

Uniformes para jogar fora de casa: marcando presença na estrada

Enquanto os uniformes titulares visam exibir a identidade de um clube, os uniformes reserva visam fazer uma declaração. A temporada 2019-20 não foi exceção, com os clubes revelando designs verdadeiramente chamativos. Seja o preto e dourado ousado do Wolverhampton Wanderers ou o azul-petróleo vibrante do Manchester City, os uniformes reserva foram tão parte da narrativa da temporada quanto as próprias partidas.

Terceiros Kits de Jogo: Os Coringas do Guarda-Roupa

Terceiros uniformes geralmente permitem um pouco mais de criatividade, e a temporada 2019-20 viu alguns designs verdadeiramente únicos. Esses uniformes, usados ​​em situações em que tanto o uniforme titular quanto o reserva poderiam entrar em conflito com o do adversário, adicionaram uma camada extra de emoção à temporada. Do verde elétrico do Norwich City ao prata elegante do Leicester City, os terceiros uniformes eram um curinga em todos os sentidos da palavra.

Propriedade de clubes: o poder nos bastidores

Por trás de todo clube de sucesso, existe um grupo de proprietários dedicado. A temporada 2019-20 foi uma prova disso, com os proprietários tomando decisões importantes que moldaram o curso da temporada. De contratações estratégicas de jogadores a investimentos em infraestrutura, o papel dos proprietários dos clubes foi tão crucial quanto sempre.

Detalhamento mês a mês

August 2019 – Season Kicks Off

Liverpool and Man City started strong, with City demolishing West Ham 5-0 on opening day. Newly promoted teams showed promise.

Player of the Month: Teemu Pukki (Norwich)

September 2019 – Title Favorites Emerge

Liverpool won all their games, establishing an early lead. Manchester United and Tottenham struggled, while Chelsea’s young stars impressed.

Player of the Month: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Arsenal)

October 2019 – Shock Results

Manchester United held Liverpool to a 1-1 draw, but Klopp’s men continued their unbeaten run. Leicester stunned Southampton 9-0 away, setting a new Premier League record for the biggest away win.

Player of the Month: Jamie Vardy (Leicester)

November 2019 – Liverpool Extend Their Lead

Liverpool defeated Man City 3-1, thanks to goals from Fabinho, Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah, extending their lead at the top. Jose Mourinho replaced Mauricio Pochettino as Tottenham manager.

Player of the Month: Sadio Mané (Liverpool)

December 2019 – Festive Fixture Madness

Liverpool extended their dominance, including a 4-0 thrashing of Leicester on Boxing Day where Trent Alexander-Arnold stole the show. Man United defeated Newcastle 4-1 on Christmas Eve.

Player of the Month: Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool)

January 2020 – Title Feels Inevitable

Liverpool continued their winning streak. Manchester United signed Bruno Fernandes, who had an immediate impact.

Player of the Month: Sergio Agüero (Man City)

February 2020 – City Hit With UEFA Ban

Man City were given a two-year UEFA competition ban for financial breaches (later overturned). Liverpool’s unbeaten run was ended by surprise package Watford.

Player of the Month: Bruno Fernandes (Man United)

March 2020 – Football Suspended

Due to COVID-19, the Premier League was suspended on March 13, leading to uncertainty over when football would resume.

Player of the Month: Bruno Fernandes (Man United)

June 2020 – Football Returns

After a 100-day break, the league resumed. Liverpool sealed the title on June 25 after Chelsea defeated Man City 2-1.

Player of the Month: Bruno Fernandes (Man United)

July 2020 – Final Standings Decided

Chelsea and Man United secured Champions League spots, Leicester narrowly missed out. Watford and Bournemouth were relegated on the final day.

Player of the Month: Michail Antonio (West Ham)

Season Stats & Key Records

Golden Boot & Top Goal Scorers

• Jamie Vardy (Leicester) – 23 goals
• Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Arsenal) – 22 goals
• Danny Ings (Southampton) – 22 goals

Maior número de assistências

• Kevin De Bruyne (Man City) – 20 assists
• Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool) – 13 assists
• Andrew Robertson (Liverpool) – 12 assists

Golden Glove (Most Clean Sheets)

• Ederson (Man City) – 16 clean sheets
• Nick Pope (Burnley) – 15 clean sheets
• Alisson Becker (Liverpool) – 15 clean sheets

Big Matches & Moments

Best Match: Man City 2-2 Crystal Palace (January 18, 2020) – A thrilling encounter featuring late drama, including two goals in the 87th and 90th minutes.
Biggest Upset: Watford 3-0 Liverpool (February 29, 2020) – Liverpool’s unbeaten run ended in rather surprising fashion.
Most Dramatic Match: Leicester 9-0 Southampton (October 25, 2019) – A historic record-breaking win that showed Leicester weren’t to be overlooked.
Melhor Gol: Heung-Min Son (Tottenham vs Burnley – December 7, 2019) – A stunning solo goal running from his own half.

Mudanças gerenciais

• Watford – Javi Gracia sacked (November 7, 2019) – replaced by Quique Sanchez Flores
• Tottenham – Mauricio Pochettino sacked (November 19, 2019) – replaced by Jose Mourinho
• Arsenal – Unai Emery sacked (November 29, 2019) – replaced by Mikel Arteta
• Watford – Quique Sanchez Flores sacked (December 1, 2019) – replaced by Nigel Pearson
• Everton – Marco Silva sacked (December 5, 2019) – replaced by Carlo Ancelotti
• West Ham – Manuel Pellegrini (December 28, 2019) – replaced by David Moyes

Transfers & Squad Movement

• Harry Maguire – Leicester to Man United – £80m
• Nicolas Pepe – Lille to Arsenal – £72m
• Rodri – Atlético Madrid to Man City – £62.6m

Prêmios e homenagens

• Premier League Manager of the Season: Jürgen Klopp (Liverpool)
• Premier League Player of the Season: Kevin DeBruyne (Man City)
• Premier League Young Player of the Season: Trent Alexander Arnold (Liverpool)
• Premier League Goal of the Season: Heung-Min Son (Tottenham vs Burnley – December 7, 2019)

Desempenho Europeu

• Man City – UCL Quarter-Finals by Lyon
• Liverpool – UCL Round of 16 by Atletico Madrid
• Chelsea – UCL Round of 16 by Bayern Munich
• Tottenham – UCL Round of 16 by RB Leipzig
• Man United – UEL Semi-Finals by Sevilla
• Arsenal – UEL Round of 32 by Olympiacos