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Premier League season review

Sky Sports expert Jamie Redknapp analyses the 2013/14 Premier League season, including picking his star men, and we have also teamed up with Opta to assess the strengths and weaknesses of each club

So you reckon you know how your club got on this season in the Premier League? Think again.

We have teamed up with Sky Sports expert pundit Jamie Redknapp, Opta’s data analysis and the most important people, you – the fans, for a definitive review of each of this season’s 20 top-flight clubs.

This means we have the statistics and opinion that really count in the Beautiful Game.

For each club, Redknapp has given us his star man for the season as well as offering a verdict on the highs and lows.

Meanwhile, Opta’s exhaustive analysis means it is possible to pick apart the defensive weaknesses and attacking strengths that were the difference between teams winning and losing.

Whether your club was challenging for the title, battling for Europe or fighting the drop, we have got every base covered and some of the findings might come as a surprise.

CLICK ON YOUR CLUB’S SEASON REVIEW

ARSENAL

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Another top-four finish and a place in the FA Cup final means it can be considered a successful season for Arsenal. But could it have been even better for Arsene Wenger’s side if his squad had managed to stay clear of injuries? Read our Arsenal season review here.

ASTON VILLA

After narrowly avoiding relegation, it was yet again a disappointing season for Aston Villa and the club’s owner, Randy Lerner, has put up the ‘For Sale’ signs. Where has it all been going wrong for Villa? Read our Aston Villa season review here.

CARDIFF CITY

Relegated back to the Championship after finishing bottom of the table in their first season in the Premier League, things could not have gone much worse for Cardiff City. Was the decision to sack Malky Mackay ultimately costly? Read our Cardiff City season review here.

CHELSEA

A trophyless season in the first campaign of Jose Mourinho’s second era at Chelsea will have been a disappointment. Finishing the season just four points off the top in a campaign when they did not have an in-form striker must surely be a regret? Read our Chelsea season revie

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