Liverpool lifted the Champions League trophy once again on Saturday night.
The Reds beat Tottenham 2-0 in Madrid – thanks to goals from Mo Salah and Divock Origi – to claim their sixth European Cup.
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Liverpool lift the Champions League trophy after beating Tottenham 2-0 in the final
The triumph means Liverpool can lay claim to being the most trophy-laden club in English football – alongside Manchester United.
Below you can see the most successful teams, with at least one league title in English history ranked by the major honours they have claimed.
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* Teams only included in ranking if they have won at least one league title. Major honours counted as season-long competitions (Charity/Community Shield and UEFA Sup Cup not included), and no one-off competitions tallied towards total. European trophies include: European Cup/Champions League, Cup Winners’ Cup, UEFA Cup/Europa League and Inter-Cities Fairs Cup. Only top flight league titles are counted as major honours.
*All data correct as of May 30, 2019
=18. Leicester City – Four trophies – League x1, League Cup x3
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=18. Portsmouth – Four trophies – League x2, FA Cup x2
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Portsmouth’s last major triumph saw them lift the FA Cup in 2008
=18 – Preston North End – Four trophies – League x2, FA Cup x2
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Preston last won the FA Cup in 1938
17. Sheffield United – Five trophies – League x1, FA Cup x4
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Sheffield United are three trophies off their local rivals Sheffield Wednesday
=15. West Brom – Seven trophies – League x1, League Cup x1, FA Cup x5
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West Brom with the FA Cup in 1968 after beating Everton at Wembley
=15. Leeds United – Seven trophies – League x3, FA Cup x1, League Cup x1, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup x2
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Leeds won the last ever First Division championship in 1992 before the creation of the Premier League
13. Sheffield Wednesday – Eight trophies – League x4, FA Cup x3, League Cup x1
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Sheffield Wednesday’s last major success came in 1935 when they last won the FA Cup
=13. Sunderland – Eight trophies – League x6, FA Cup x2
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Sunderland beat Leeds in the 1973 FA Cup final in what remains as one of the big FA Cup shocks
=11. Nottingham Forest – Nine trophies – League x1, FA Cup x2, League Cup x4, European Cup x2
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Trevor Francis scored the winning goal in Forest’s first European triumph in 1979
=11. Wolverhampton Wanderers – Nine trophies – League x3, FA Cup x4, League Cup x2
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Wolves’ last FA Cup triumph came in 1960
10. Blackburn Rovers – Ten trophies – League x3, League Cup x1, FA Cup x6
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Blackburn won the Premier League in the 1994/95 season
9. Newcastle United – 11 trophies – League x4, FA Cup x6, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup x1
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Newcastle last tasted success in the FA Cup in 1955
8. Everton – 15 trophies – League x9, FA Cup x5, European Cup Winners’ Cup x1
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Everton beat Manchester United in the 1995 FA Cup final – the Toffees’ last major honour
7. Tottenham Hotspur – 17 major trophies – League x2, FA Cup x8, League Cup x4, European Cup Winners’ Cup x1, UEFA Cup x2
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Tottenham’s last honour saw them win the League Cup in 2008
6. Manchester City – 19 trophies – League x6, FA Cup x6, League Cup x6, European Cup Winners’ Cup x1
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Manchester City won three trophies in the 2018/19 season
5. Aston Villa – 20 trophies – League x7, FA Cup x7, League Cup x5, European Cup x1
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Villa won the European Cup in 1982 when they beat Bayern Munich
4. Chelsea – 24 trophies – League x6, FA Cup x8, League Cup x5, European Cup x1, Cup Winners’ Cup x2, UEFA Cup/Europa League x2
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Chelsea added the Europa League to their impressive trophy collection
3. Arsenal – 30 trophies – League x13, FA Cup x13, League Cup x2, Inter-Cities Fairs Cup x1, European Cup Winners’ Cup x1
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They last won a trophy in 2017, when they beat Chelsea in the FA Cup final
=1. Manchester United – 42 trophies – League x20, FA Cup x12, League Cup x5, European Cup x3, Cup Winners’ Cup x1, UEFA Cup/Europa League x1
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Sir Alex Ferguson helped build United into the biggest club in English football
=1. Liverpool – 42 trophies – League x18, League Cup x8, FA Cup x7, European Cup x6, UEFA Cup/Europa League x3
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