Premier League exit survey: The good, bad, and ugly this season

The final whistle has been blown, the last goal scored, and the trophy hoisted to end a thrilling campaign that saw Manchester City chase down Arsenal to retain their crown. Here, theScore looks back on it all, breaking down the best – and worst – the Premier League had to offer during the 2022-23 season.

Biggest takeaway from 2022-23

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Anthony Lopopolo: Late-season sackings don’t pay off. As Leeds United and Leicester City chopped and changed managers, the teams above them – the clubs that ultimately survived the drop – stood pat. Nottingham Forest and West Ham United resisted calls to sack Steve Cooper and David Moyes and secured their survival before the final round of matches. Bournemouth kept Gary O’Neil in charge despite his relative inexperience on the touchline. Leicester and Leeds combined to go through five managers over the course of the year and paid the price.

Daniel Rouse:

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