Who has won the most major honours in the last ten years?
Chelsea stand proud as the most successful English football club of the past decade, despite sacking six managers during that period.
The Blues have won a grand total of ten major honours under the likes of Carlo Ancelotti, Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte, but will now start anew under Maurizio Sarri next season.
Chelsea lift the 2012 Champions League trophy
In 2012, Chelsea won the Champions League with Roberto Di Matteo and are the only English side to have done so in the past ten seasons.
You can see the full ranking of England’s most successful clubs (based on major honours won) below.
=5. Leicester City, Wigan Athletic, Liverpool, Swansea City and Birmingham City – 1 Major Honour
Leicester: 1x Premier League | Wigan: 1x FA Cup | Liverpool, Swansea and Birmingham: 1x League Cup
4. Arsenal – 3 Major Honours
3x FA Cup
3. Manchester City: 7 Major Honours
3x Premier League, 1x FA Cup, 3x League Cup
2. Manchester United: 8 Major Honours
1x Europa League, 3x Premier League, 1x FA Cup, 3x League Cup
1. Chelsea: 10 Major Honours
1x Champions League, 1x Europa League, 3x Premier League, 4x FA Cup, 1x League Cup
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