The Premier League is renowned by many football fans as the best in the world. 

There's something unique and special about England's top flight. 

Perhaps it's the fact that some of the so-called 'weaker teams' often pull off shock results against the big boys. 

Just ask Chelsea fans - West Ham, Bournemouth and Southampton have all won at Stamford Bridge this season.

But it's not just the Blues who suffer. Every Premier League club has a bogey team - one that they seem to lose to more often than not. 

Check out the list below, which shows each side's worst opponent of the decade. 

Arsenal | Chelsea - 12 defeats, 5 draws, 4 wins 

Aston Villa | Tottenham - 11 defeats, 3 draws, 1 win

Bournemouth | Manchester City - 9 defeats, 0 draws, 0 wins 

Brighton | Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester City - 5 defeats, 0 draws, 0 wins

Burnley | Arsenal - 10 defeats, 1 draw, 0 wins

Chelsea | Manchester City -11 defeats, 3 draws, 7 wins 

Crystal Palace | Tottenham - 11 defeats, 1 draw, 1 win

Everton | Arsenal - 12 defeats, 6 draws, 3 wins

Leicester City | Liverpool - 8 defeats, 2 draws, 2 wins

Liverpool | Manchester United - 10 defeats, 6 draws, 5 wins 

Manchester City | Liverpool - 8 defeats, 7 draws, 6 wins

Manchester United | Manchester City - 10 defeats, 3 draws, 8 wins

Newcastle | Manchester City - 14 defeats, 2 draws, 1 win

Norwich City | Liverpool and Chelsea - 7 defeats, 2 draws, 0 wins 

Sheffield United | Liverpool, Newcastle, Manchester City Southampton and Leicester - 1 defeat, 0 draws, 0 wins 

Southampton | Tottenham and Manchester City - 11 defeats, 2 draws, 2 wins

Tottenham | Manchester City - 12 defeats, 3 draws, 6 wins

Watford | Manchester City - 9 defeats, 0 draws, 0 wins

West Ham | Arsenal and Manchester City - 14 defeats, 3 draws, 2 wins 

Wolves | Liverpool - 7 defeats, 1 draw, 1 win

The list of each Premier League club's worst opponent of the decade certainly makes for interesting reading.  

Man City fans will no doubt be happy to see their side feature so often, being the bogey team for no less than 10 teams - or half of the Premier League. 

Man United fans will also be very happy to see that Liverpool have struggled to beat them over the last decade but let's be honest, that's probably going to change in the next 10 years.