European Super League: How the final Premier League would look each season without 'Big Six'

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By Rob Hoskin

Published Apr 19, 2021

The 'Big Six' could be banned from the Premier League if their European Super Cup plans go through

What is the future for the Premier League?

Six of its biggest clubs have agreed to form a European Super League and that was confirmed on Sunday evening in a bombshell that rocked the sport.

Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham have all signed an agreement to form a breakaway league and, according to UEFA, would be banned from competing in a domestic league if it happens.

Of course, the Premier League without the six biggest clubs just isn’t the Premier League.

But what if the big six had never existed in Premier League history?

It’s a question we posed back in 2019 and, back then, we didn’t know the significance of the theory.

It could actually become reality if the big six get their way.

By using Transfermarkt's customisable table tool, we’re able to remove the aforementioned clubs from the record books and form a league table that eradicates any results or points that involved them during that campaign.

The results?

Well, Everton would have won the Premier League on eight occasions and Newcastle would have six titles. But the likes of Norwich City, Burnley, Southampton, Fulham, Aston Villa Leicester, Leeds, Ipswich and Blackburn all finish in top spot. Meanwhile, West Ham would be clear at the top of the table this season.

2020/21 (as things stand): West Ham