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September 16, 2021

2021-22 Premier League: Location-map, with League History chart & English Title Winners chart./+ The three clubs promoted to the 1st division in 2021…Norwich City, Watford, Brentford.

Filed under: 2021-22 English football,English Premier League — admin @ 11:49 am

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2021-22 Premeir League: Location-map, with League History chart



By Bill Turianski on the 16th of September 2021; twitter.com/billsportsmaps.
Links…
-2021–22 Premier League (en.wikipedia.org).
-Summary – Premier League (ENG): results, fixtures, table, etc (soccerway.com).
-Premier League 2021-22 season previews [20 team previews] (theguardian.com/football).

2021-22 Premier League: Location-map, with League History chart & English Title Winners chart
This is a new template, which features a standard location-map, plus a chart which shows the League History of all the clubs in the division. As well as showing the locations and crests of the 20 Premier League clubs this season, the main map includes the 58 Unitary authorities of England, and shows the major Urban Areas of England and Wales.

The League History chart lists the total seasons that each club has played in the 1st level [Premier League], the 2nd level [EFL Championship], the 3rd level [EFL League One], and the 4th level [EFL League Two]. Alongside each column there is also listed the most recent season each club has played in each level.

The League History chart also shows the total League seasons of each club (in the dark-blue column). (Total League seasons is: all Football League seasons plus all Premier League seasons that a club has played.) 2021-22 is the 123rd season of League football in England: 1888-89 to 1914-15; 1919-20 to 1938-39; 1947-48 to 2021-22. There were 12 founding members of the Football League in 1888-89, and seeing how one of those clubs is defunct (Accrington FC), and seeing how one of those clubs has been relegated out of the Football League (Notts County), that means there are only 10 clubs in England that have played all 123 seasons of League football. Four of those clubs play in the Premier League this season…Aston Villa, Burnley, Everton, Wolverhampton.

I have also made posts similar to this one, of the 2nd division and the 3rd division. Links to those posts are below…
EFL Championship 21/22 map & chart, w/ the 3 promoted clubs (Hull, Peterborough, Blackpool).
EFL League One 21/22 map & chart, w/ the 4 promoted clubs (Cheltenham, Cambridge, Bolton, Morecambe).

•I also earlier posted a brief look at the 2 clubs in 2021 that were promoted from the 5th tier into the 4th tier (Hartlepool, Sutton).

The only two differences between this 1st division map & chart here, and the ones I made for the 2nd and 3rd divisons are this…
1). In the chart at the top-right, all the 20 current Premier League clubs are listed by total seasons played in the 1st division, and not by total seasons played in the League. It just made sense to do it that way.
2). I made a chart showing the 24 English Title Winners (1889 to 2021). That chart is at the bottom-right of the map page.

    The three clubs promoted to the Premier League in 2021…Norwich City, Watford, Brentford…
    Norwich City: promoted back to the 1st division after 1 year.

[Note: you can click on the image below to view in a separate, scrollable screen.]
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Photo and Image credits above -
21-22 Norwich City jersey, photo unattributed at footyheadlines.com. Panoramic shot of Norwich, by Daniel Tink at scenicnorfolk.co.uk/norwich. Carrow Road, photo by Mike Page via edp24.co.uk/sport. -Daniel Farke (manager), photo unattributed at bt.com/sport. -Tim Krul (GK), photo unattributed at transfermarkt.us. -Max Aarons (LB), photo by PA via telegraph.co.uk/football. -Grant Hanley (CB), photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images via lancslive.co.uk/sport. -Emiliano Buendía (RW/LW/AMF), photo by James Chance/Getty Images via dailycannon.com. -Oliver Skipp (DMF/CB/DMF), photo unattributed at twitter.com/[@castcanary]. -Teemu Pukki (CF/LW), photo from canaries.co.uk/news.




    Watford: promoted back to the Premier League after 1 year.

[Note: you can click on the image below to view in a separate, scrollable screen.]
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Photo and Image credits above – Watford, Hertfordshire coat of arms, from civicheraldry.co.uk. 21/22 Watford jersey, photo unattributed at footyheadlines.com. Aerial shot of Watford and Vicarage Road, by webbaviation.co.uk. Vicarage Road, image from video by Getty Images at gettyimages.com/videos. Illustrations of Watford jerseys, by Historical Football Kits at historicalkits.co.uk/Watford/Watford.htm. -Xisco Muñoz (manager), photo by Watford FC via cope.es. -Troy Deeney (captain) (CF), phot by Naomi Baker/Getty Images via birminghammail.co.uk/sport. -João Pedro (CF/LW), photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images via hertfordshiremercury.co.uk/sport. -Ismaïla Sarr (RW/CF/LW), photo by Harry Trump/Getty Images via liverpooloffside.sbnation.com. -Ken Sema (RMF/LMF), photo from Watford FC at watfordfc.com/news.




    Brentford: promoted back to the 1st division after 74 years.

[Note: you can click on the image below to view in a separate, scrollable screen.]
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Photo and Image credits above – 21/22 Brentford jersey, photo unattributed at footyheadlines.com. Location map of both Brentford stadiums: Griffin Park aerial photo by Andreas Praefcke at commons.wikimedia.org; Brentford Community Stadium (still under construction/Jan. 2020), aerial photo unattributed at twitter.com/[@bfcgpg]; map from openstreetmap.org. Exterior shot of Brentford Community Stadium (still under construction), seen from the railway track, photo unattributed at mysportstourist.com. Panoramic view of Brentford Community Stadium (still under construction, September 2019), from brentfordfc.com/news. Aerial view of Brentford Community Stadium from televised broadcast of stadium’s opening match with fans & the Premier League debut of Brentford FC, screenshot of image from video posted at twitter.com/[@NBCSportsSoccer]. -Thomas Frank (manager), photo from brentfordfc.com/news. -Ethan Pinnock (CB), photo from brentfordfc.com/news. -Ivan Toney (CF), photo unattributed at telegraph.co.uk/football. -Rico Henry (LB), photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images via saintsmarching.com. -Sergi Canós (RW/LW), photo by Alex Pantling/Getty Images via anfieldcentral.co.uk. -Bryan Mbeumo (RW/LW/CF), photo by Rob Newell/CameraSport/Getty Images via theguardian.com/football. -Ivan Toney scores from the spot (10′), photo unattributed at news.sky.com/story. -20′ Emiliano Marcondes takes a low bouncing cross from Mads Roeslav, and slots it home, screenshot from video uploaded by Brentford FC at youtube.com. Brentford celebrate their promotion, photo by Getty Images via bbc.com/sport.




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Thanks to all at the following links…
-Blank map of English Metropolitan and Non-Metropolitan Counties, by Nilfanion, at File:English metropolitan and non-metropolitan counties 2010.svg (commons.wikimedia.org).
-Blank relief map of Greater London, by Nilfanion (using UK Ordnance Survey data), at File:Greater London UK relief location map.jpg (en.wikipedia.org).
-PFA League Two Team of the Year [2021].
-Historical attendance figures, european-football-statistics.co.uk.
-Seasons in Football League by Club: Club League Divisional History Summary 1888-89 to 2020-21 (myfootballfacts.com);
fchd.info (Football Club History Database);
England – First Level All-Time Tables 1888/89-2018/19 (rsssf.com).
-Player-positions: transfermarkt.us.
-Distances: mapdevelopers.com/distance_from_to.php (mapdevelopers.com).

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