'Wolves may have required 40 points to finish 17th in the final Premier League standings this season, but this campaign has been particularly tight with five teams still in the relegation mix ahead of the closing round of fixtures.'
When looking at the final Premier League tables of the last decade, in only two of the ten years has a team needed 39 points or more to survive, with West Ham going down with 42 points in 2003.'
'Meanwhile, in half of the last ten years a team has required no more than 35 points to survive, with 34 points even being enough on three occasions.'
Source: Ladbrokes.com http://news.ladbrokes.com/en-gb/football/premier-league/35-points-or-less-enough-for-premier-league-survival-next-season_063102.html
Derby County had the lowest Premiership total in the history of the league in the 2007-08 season. They had just 11 points and were relegated.
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Chelsea totaled 95 points in the 2004/2005 seasons
The lowest points ever needed to avoid relegation from the English Premier League is 34 points, achieved by multiple teams over different seasons. Teams have managed to retain their top-flight status with this points tally, showing that every point matters in a relegation battle.
Man United won 28 matches and 5 matches were resulted in draw.
Rangers 2 points (2009/10)
Manchester City 2012. 2 Points.
0 there not good enough to get points
As of December, 8th, 2009 Birmingham City F.C. are 9th with a total of 21 points
Roughly 20 points
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Charlton with 20043 seats