15 best moments of the 2015-2016 Premier League season

Updated on 4:55pm GMT 18 May 2016
15 best moments of the 2015-2016 Premier League season
Alex Wrigley
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Content Editor at Free Super Tips, Alex was born in the shadow of Old Trafford and is an avid Man Utd fan. After graduating from university he combined his love of football, writing and betting to join FST and now closely follows goings-on in all of the top European leagues.

The 2015-2016 Premier League seasons was definitely one of the best in the history of the game. We take a look back at some of our favourite moments of the seaosn

1) Leicester Champions

Where else could we possibly start? The biggest upset in sporting history was completed by Leicester City Football club. The 5000/1 underdogs won the league by 10 points for the first time in their 132 year history and cost the bookies £50 million in the process.

2) Claudio Ranieri

The 64 year old Italian has gone from to winning the Premier League and being named by the LEague Managers’ Association. On top of that he also provided us with some quality press conferences including the ‘Dilly Ding Dilly Dong’ moment.


3) Jamie Vardy’s Party

Vardy not only hosted a banging party but he also went on an incredible scoring run. He found the back of the net in 11 straight games to break Ruud van Nistelrooy’s scoring record hel from 2002.

4) Jurgen Klopp

Liverpool fans reacted to his appointment like:

and here’s Klopp’s reaction to the Crystal Palace game

5) Villa Relegated

Aston Villa were relegated from the Premier league for the first time since 1986. This season was so bad for the Villa fans, this is how they reacted to getting a corner against Watford.

Relegation wasn’t their lowest point of the season. That belongs to Joleon Lescott who apparently posted this “from his pocket” following a 6-0 defeat against Liverpoool.

6) Arsenal Top 4 (but still above Spurs)

The #WengerOut fans won’t be happy with a 2nd place finish in the league and Champions League Football for a 20th consecutive season.

7) Mourinho Sacked

Jose was sacked by Chelsea for a second time, just seven months after winning the league. Chelsea sat 16th in the league, just one point above the relegation zone following an appalling run of 9 losses in 16 games.

8) Van Gaal

Manchester United manager Louis Van Gaal broke the internet on several occasions with his outrageous antics. His dive against Arsenal took gold.

Our 50 shades of Van Gaal looks at more hilarious moments.

9) Eva Carneiro

It was a sad day for all Premier League fans as we no longer get to see this on a weekly basis…

10) Dele Alli

The Spurs youngster burst on the scene after signing from MK Dons last year. Alli has been named in the England Euro squad after scoring 10 goals for Spurs including this worldy:

He celebrated in typical Dele Alli fashion

11) Riyad Mahrez

From a £375k transfer fee to Premier League Winner, multi award winning football and 93 rated on FIFA. Hats off to the Algerian for a stunning season in the Premier League.

12) Harry Kane

The England forward continued his great form from last season. He picked up the golden boot with 25 goals in the Premier League and looks to lead the line for England in Euro 2016 during the summer.


13) Boleyn Ground

West Ham said farewell to the Boleyn ground. They move to the Olympic Stadium next season but were blessed with some absolute worldy free kicks from Payet this season including this:

The fans also went out in style:

12) Marcus Rashford

The rise of Rashford saw him go from studying in Chemistry exams to scoring a brace on Premier League debut against Arsenal and being included in the Euro 2016 provisional squad.

14) Old Trafford bomb scare

A calamity at Old Trafford to round the season off when a fake explosive was left in the ground after a training exercise. At least the fans reacted well to the news…

The Bournemouth fans found the funny side during the rearranged fixture

15) Justice for the 96

Families of the 96 Liverpool fans who died in the Hillsborough disaster declared that justice had finally been done. An inquest jury concluded that the tragedy was caused by the police and the victimes had been unlawfully killed.

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