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What premiership club has conceded the fewest goals in the premier league history?
chelsea 2004/2005 season, they conceded only 15 goals
Which team has conceded most goals in the premiership?
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Which team has conceded the most goals in the premiership history?
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What is the lowest amount of goals scored in the premier league in any season?
Derby County have scored the fewest amount of goals in the Premiership. This record was set in the 2007 - 2008 season, having scored only 20 goals in the season.
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What football team scored the most goals in one season in the premiership?
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