Is an exposition about one of the best soccer leagues ever.

1. Presented by:
Oscar Mendoza

2. Premier League
• Also known in the UK as The Premiership is the top flight
league football clubs in England and Wales.
• The tournament is considered by the International Federation
of Football History & Statistics FIFA as the strongest league in
the last decade in Europe beating Spain's Primera Division and
Italian Serie A are in second and third respectively.

3. Origins
• While European football had gone through good times in the 1970s and
1980s to the late 1980s British football was in a critical moment. The
stadiums were in poor condition, the hooligans provoked riots in games
and began to increase more and more in number, and the English clubs
could not play in European competition following the Heysel tragedy in
1985, where 39 fans died.
• In 1992 the First Division teams renounced the Football League en masse
and May 27, 1992 the Premier League was formed so limited company not
dependent on the Football Association based in an office in the facilities
that then the Football Association in Lancaster Gate. This meant the end
of 104-year-old Football League that had operated until then with four
divisions; the Premier League would operate as a single division, the first,
and the Football League with the other three.

4. BIG FOUR *2000*
• in the mid-2000s was the
domain of the clubs that made
up the so-called "Big Four":
Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and
Manchester United. During this
decade, and particularly from
2002 to 2009, these clubs have
dominated the top four places
in the league, giving these a
place to compete in the UEFA
Champions League

5. Development
• In the 2007-08 season 20 teams participated. In 2007, the
league changed its name from "FA Premier League" to simply
"Premier League". The Welsh club Swansea City promoted to
the Premier League in the 2011-12 season, becoming the first
non-English team to compete in this league. The August 20,
2011, the first league game was played outside England
between Wigan Athletic and Swansea City at the Liberty
Stadium located in Swansea, Wales.

6. Competition System
• Managed and controlled by the Football
Association of England, there are 20 teams in
the Premier League. During each season, each
team faces with the rest twice in a double
round-robin tournament, once at their home
stadium and once in that of their opponents,
for a total of 38 games for each team.

7. Champions

8. Scorers