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1889_Preston North End

1890_Preston North End

1891_Everton

1892_Sunderland

1893_Sunderland

1894_Aston Villa

1895_Sunderland

1896_Aston Villa

1897_Aston Villa

1898_Sheffield United

1899_Aston Villa

1900_Aston Villa

1901_Liverpool

1902_Sunderland

1903_Sheffield Wednesday

1904_Sheffield Wednesday

1905_Newcastle

1906_Liverpool

1907_Newcastle

1908_Manchester United

1909_Newcastle

1910_Aston Villa

1911_Manchester United

1912_Blackburn

1913_Sunderland

1914_Blackburn

1915_Everton

1920_West Bromwich Albion

1921_Burnley

1922_Liverpool

1923_Liverpool

1924_Huddersfield

1925_Huddersfield

1926_Huddersfield

1927_Newcastle

1928_Everton

1929_Sheffield Wednesday

1930_Sheffield Wednesday

1931_Arsenal

1932_Everton

1933_Arsenal

1934_Arsenal

1935_Arsenal

1936_Sunderland

1937_Manchester City

1938_Arsenal

1939_Everton

1947_Liverpool

1948_Arsenal

1949_Portsmouth

1950_Portsmouth

1951_Tottenham

1952_Manchester United

1953_Arsenal

1954_Wolverhampton Wanderers

1955_Chelsea

1956_Manchester United

1957_Manchester United

1958_Wolverhampton Wanderers

1959_Wolverhampton Wanderers

1960_Burnley

1961_Tottenham

1962_Ipswich

1963_Everton

1964_Liverpool

1965_Manchester United

1966_Liverpool

1967_Manchester United

1968_Manchester City

1969_Leeds

1970_Everton

1971_Arsenal

1972_Derby County

1973_Liverpool

1974_Leeds

1975_Derby County

1976_Liverpool

1977_Liverpool

1978_Nottingham Forest

1979_Liverpool

1980_Liverpool

1981_Aston Villa

1982_Liverpool

1983_Liverpool

1984_Liverpool

1985_Everton

1986_Liverpool

1987_Everton

1988_Liverpool

1989_Arsenal

1990_Liverpool

1991_Arsenal

1992_Leeds

1993_Manchester United

1994_Manchester United

1995_Blackburn

1996_Manchester United

1997_Manchester United

1998_Arsenal

1999_Manchester United

2000_Manchester United

2001_Manchester United

2002_Arsenal

2003_Manchester United

2004_Arsenal

2005_Chelsea

2006_Chelsea

2007_Manchester United

2008_Manchester United

2009_Manchester United

2010_Chelsea

2011_Manchester United

2012_Manchester City

2013_Manchester United

2014_Manchester City

2015_Chelsea

2016_Leicester

2017_Chelsea

2018_Manchester City

2019_Manchester City

NOTE: No competition during 1916-19 and 1940-46 because of war.

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