The English Premier League (also called the Premier League or Premiership) is the highest football level in the English football league system. 20 teams compete in it. In a system of relegation and promotion. The worst ranked teams in the championship are relegated to the lower division for the next year. The best ranked teams in the lower division are going to the higher one for the season.

The meetings are held from August to May. Each of the teams in the league plays 38 matches - 19 as a host and 19 as a guest. 3 points are won for victory, 1 point for a draw, and no points are awarded for a loss. The ranking of the teams is according to the collected points (if the points are equal after the end of the season, the goal difference is taken into account, and at last the goals scored by the relevant team).

The championship was established in 1992 (February 20), after the clubs of the first division were separated from the Football League (so called at the time), founded in 1888, and the huge advantage of owning the exclusive television rights.

It is the most watched sports league in the world, with a potential television audience of 4.7 billion people. After the creation of the championship in 1992, the cup was won by 6 teams - Manchester United (13 titles), Chelsea (5 titles), Arsenal (3 titles), Manchester City (3 titles), Blackburn Rovers (1 title) and Leicester City (1 title). The record for the highest number of points in one season is 100 and was set in the 2017-18 season by Manchester City.

An interesting story about the English Premier League is that in the 2003-04 season, the team of Arsenal became the first (and only so far) team to compete in the league without losing even one game per season. This earned them the nickname "The Invincibles."