The Last Major Trophy Won by Every Current Premier League Club – Ranked

Brighton & Hove Albion – No Titles, but Close Calls

Despite their recent rise in English football, Brighton has yet to claim a major trophy. Their closest attempt came in the 1983 FA Cup final, where they forced a replay against Manchester United but ultimately lost. More recently, they reached the 2022-23 FA Cup semifinals, showing their potential to challenge for silverware. With a talented squad and an attacking playing style, Brighton could soon make history.

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Fulham – Yet to Lift a Major Trophy

Fulham has never won a major domestic or European trophy but has had moments of promise. Their best chance at silverware came in the 2010 UEFA Europa League final, where they put up a strong fight against Atlético Madrid before losing in extra time. The club has also had deep cup runs in English competitions but has yet to cross the finish line.

Crystal Palace – Still Waiting for a Trophy

Crystal Palace has never won a major trophy, but they have come painfully close. They reached the 1990 FA Cup final, taking Manchester United to a replay before falling short. In 2016, they again reached the FA Cup final but lost to the same opponent in extra time. Palace remains a competitive Premier League side, and with the right momentum, they could break their trophy drought.

Newcastle United – FA Cup (May 7, 1955)

Newcastle United has gone nearly 70 years without a major trophy, last winning the FA Cup in 1955. Despite their passionate fanbase and recent financial backing, silverware has eluded them for decades. They came close in the 2022-23 EFL Cup final but were defeated by Manchester United. With the club’s new Saudi ownership, expectations for a return to glory are higher than ever.

Leeds United – EFL Cup (March 2, 1968)

Leeds United last won a major trophy in 1968, lifting the EFL Cup. However, their most successful era came in the 1970s and early 1990s, including a First Division title in 1992. In modern times, Leeds has struggled to recapture that form, but under the right leadership, they could compete for silverware again.

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Southampton – FA Cup (May 1, 1976)

Southampton secured their only major trophy in 1976, when they shocked Manchester United to win the FA Cup. Since then, they have reached finals, including the 2016 EFL Cup final, where they narrowly lost to Manchester United. The Saints have a strong academy and a history of producing top talent, making future success a possibility.

Wolverhampton Wanderers – League Cup (March 15, 1980)

Wolves’ last major trophy was the 1980 League Cup, though they were a dominant force in English football in the 1950s. In recent years, Wolves have competed well in the Premier League and even had a strong UEFA Europa League campaign in 2019-20, reaching the quarterfinals. With the right investment, a return to silverware could be on the horizon.

Nottingham Forest – EFL Cup (April 29, 1990)

Nottingham Forest was once one of England’s top clubs, famously winning back-to-back European Cups in 1979 and 1980. However, their last major trophy was the EFL Cup in 1990. They have struggled to maintain that success in modern times, but their return to the Premier League has reignited ambitions of winning silverware again.

Everton – FA Cup (May 20, 1995)

Everton last won a major trophy in 1995, lifting the FA Cup with a victory over Manchester United. Since then, the club has been starved of silverware, despite having competitive teams over the years. Everton has reached cup semifinals and finals but has fallen short each time. Their passionate fanbase continues to wait for a return to glory.

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Aston Villa – EFL Cup (March 24, 1996)

Aston Villa last won a major trophy in 1996, claiming the EFL Cup. Villa has a rich history, including a European Cup victory in 1982, but recent success has been harder to come by. Their appearance in the 2019-20 EFL Cup final showed they can still compete, and with recent improvements, they could challenge for silverware again.

Tottenham Hotspur – EFL Cup (February 24, 2008)

Tottenham’s last major trophy was the 2008 EFL Cup, a drought that has become a source of frustration for fans. They have reached multiple finals since then, including the 2019 Champions League final, but have fallen short. With world-class players and a state-of-the-art stadium, Spurs are desperate to break their trophy drought.

Arsenal – FA Cup (August 1, 2020)

Arsenal’s most recent major triumph was the 2020 FA Cup, where they defeated Chelsea. The Gunners have won multiple FA Cups in the 21st century but are aiming for league and European success. Under Mikel Arteta, the club is rebuilding toward becoming title contenders again.

Chelsea – Champions League (May 29, 2021)

Chelsea’s last major trophy was the 2021 Champions League, where they defeated Manchester City. The club has been highly successful in the modern era, winning multiple domestic and international titles. With new ownership and squad reinforcements, Chelsea remains a strong contender for future trophies.

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Leicester City – FA Cup (May 15, 2021)

Leicester City stunned the football world by winning the Premier League in 2016, and they followed it up with an FA Cup victory in 2021. Despite not being one of England’s traditional top clubs, Leicester has proven they can compete with the best.

West Ham United – UEFA Europa Conference League (June 7, 2023)

West Ham ended a 43-year wait for a major trophy by winning the UEFA Europa Conference League in 2023. This European success was a historic moment for the club and could serve as a platform for future silverware.

Liverpool – EFL Cup (February 25, 2024)

Liverpool’s most recent triumph came in 2024, when they lifted the EFL Cup. Under Jurgen Klopp, the club has won multiple major honors, including the 2019 Champions League and 2020 Premier League.

Manchester United – FA Cup (May 25, 2024)

Manchester United’s latest trophy came in 2024, as they won the FA Cup. United has won more domestic trophies than any other English club, but they are eager to challenge for the league title again.

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Manchester City – Premier League (May 19, 2024)

Manchester City remains the dominant force in English football, winning the 2023-24 Premier League title. Under Pep Guardiola, City has established themselves as the team to beat in domestic and European competitions.