Premier league prize money:See how much Chelsea and others got

After a season full of ups and downs,Injuries,magics,goals,bans and many more happenings,Chelsea came out victors.They won the EPL title ahead of Tottenham and claimed the highest prize money of £38m but the Spurs were not the second biggest earners of the Premier League season.

In the farewell season at White Hart Lane,Tottenham raked in less than Manchester City who finished in third and the same as fourth placed Liverpool.

Arsenal got less than Manchester United despite finishing ahead of them in fifth,Sunderland got a paltry £1.9m for finishing last.

Also, every club got an even split of the massive TV rights pot from Sky Sports and BT Sport, which equals £84.4m a piece.

Clubs got an additional minimum of £13.6m plus £940,000 per television match - which is where the difference kick in.

See list below in order of how they finished, Merit (position) + TV and Total winnings (including £84.4m each




1st – CHELSEA £38m + £30.4m £152.8m (1st)

2nd – TOTTENHAM £36.1m + £27.6m £148.1m (Equal 4th)

3rd – MAN CITY £34.2m + £30.4 £149m (2nd)

4th – LIVERPOOL £32.3m + £31.4 £148.1m (Equal 4th)

5th – ARSENAL £30.4m + £27.6m £142.4m (6th)

6th – MAN UNITED £28.5m + £30.4m £143.3m (5th)

7th – EVERTON £26.6m + £21.1 £132.1m (7th)

8th – SOUTHAMPTON £24.7m + £18.2m £127.3m (8th)

9th – BOURNEMOUTH £22.8m + £16.4m £123.6m (9th)

10th – WEST BROM £20.9m + £14.5m £119.8m (12th)

11th – WEST HAM £19m + £18.2m £121.6m (10th)

12th – LEICESTER £17.1m + £19.2m £120.7m (11th)

13th – STOKE CITY £15.2m + 13.8m £113.4m (14th)

14th – CRYSTAL PALACE £13.3m + £17.3m £115m (13th)

15th – SWANSEA £11.4m + £13.6m £109.4m (15th)

16th – BURNLEY £9.5m + £13.6m £107.5 (17th)

17th – WATFORD £7.6m + £16.4m £108.4m (16th)

18th – HULL CITY £5.7m + £13.6m £103.7m (19th)

19th – MIDDLESBROUGH £3.8m + £16.4m £104.6m (18th)

20th – SUNDERLAND £1.9m + £13.6m £99.9m (20th)