MANCHESTER UNITED won their 2,000th Premier League point by beating Watford on Saturday.
The Red Devils are now 12 points behind leaders Chelsea . . . but remain 254 behind Liverpool in the all-time rankings.

In fact, the 20-times league champions are FOURTH in the table, with Arsenal and Everton also ahead of them.
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Football database Statto.com have compiled an all-time table from the 1888-89 season to present day.
The table shows stats of every club to have played in the top flight, including tiny Glossop North End with 18 points from 34 games.


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Championship clubs Aston Villa and Newcastle rank in the top ten after years of top-flight success before being relegated last season.
Second-tier Blackburn and League One Bolton – both former Premier League regulars – also come in at 12th and 13th. Amazingly Rovers, who place higher than champions Leicester, are now staring relegation into England’s third division in the face.
Despite winning the Premier League four (most likely going on five) times in the last 12 seasons, Chelsea rank just sixth with 4,133 top-flight points.
Swansea – who won their 100th top-flight game against Leicester on Sunday – travel to the Blues for their 300th game in the top flight.
Everton have played the most times in England’s first division with 4,429 fixtures.


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