:: Leicester made light of odds of 5,000-1 on them winning the title by becoming the first maiden top-flight champions since Nottingham Forest in 1978.
:: Jamie Vardy has had a hand in more Premier League goals than any other player this term, with the Leicester forward scoring 24 goals and providing six assists. The 29-year-old scored in a record 11 successive Premier League matches between August 29 and November 28.
:: Sergio Aguero became the fifth player in Premier League history to score five in a single match in Manchester City's 6-1 defeat of Newcastle on October 3.
:: West Ham bid farewell to Upton Park after 2,398 matches and 112 years at the Boleyn Ground, with their final match ending in a 3-2 win against Manchester United.
:: Aston Villa saw their 28-year stay in the top flight officially end with four matches of a miserable campaign remaining, coming during a run of 11 successive defeats.
:: Manuel Pellegrini's Manchester City failed to win any of their eight matches against the Premier League's top five this season, drawing three and losing five.
:: Sam Allardyce became just the third manager to manage five different Premier League clubs after taking the reins at Sunderland in October, following Harry Redknapp and Mark Hughes.
Source: PA-WIRE
