A club-by-club breakdown of the 2016-17 Premier League prize money
Chelsea earned more than any other Premier League club from prize money and TV revenue in 2016-17.
Each club earns £84.4million from an equal share of the television rights deal, plus additional funds depending on how many of their fixtures are televised.
On top of that, clubs then earn prize money depending on their final league position.
And we’ve ranked the 20 Premier League clubs by how much they earned this season.
1. Chelsea
Matches televised: 28
TV income: £30.4m
Prize money: £38.4m
Equal share: £84.4m
Total: £153.2m
2. Manchester City
Matches televised: 28
TV income: 30.4m
Prize money: £34.6m
Equal share: £84.4m
Total: £149.4m
3. Tottenham
Matches televised: 25
TV income: £27.6m
Prize money: £36.5m
Equal share: £84.4m
Total: £148.5m
4. Liverpool
Matches televised: 29
TV income: £31.4m
Prize money: £32.6m
Equal share: £84.4m
Total: £148.4
5. Manchester United
Matches televised: 28
TV income: £30.4m
Prize money: £28.8m
Equal share:£84.4m
Total: £143.6m
6. Arsenal
Matches televised: 25
TV income: £37.6m
Prize money: £30.7m
Equal share:£84.4m
Total: £142.8m
7. Everton
Matches televised: 18
TV income: £21.0m
Prize money: £26.9m
Equal share:£84.4m
Total: £132.4m
8. Southampton
Matches televised: 15
TV income: £18.2m
Prize money: £25.0m
Equal share:£84.4m
Total: £127.6m
9. Bournemouth
Matches televised: 15
TV income: £18.2m
Prize money: £25.0m
Equal share:£84.4m
Total: £123.8m
10. West Ham
Matches televised: 15
TV income: £18.2m
Prize money: £19.2m
Equal share:£84.4m
Total: £121.9m
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11. Leicester City
Matches televised: 16
TV income: £18.2m
Prize money: £17.3m
Equal share:£84.4m
Total: £120.9m
12. West Brom
Matches televised: 16
TV income: £18.2m
Prize money: £17.3m
Equal share:£84.4m
Total: £120.0m
13. Crystal Palace
Matches televised: 14
TV income: £17.3m
Prize money: £13.4m
Equal share:£84.4m
Total: £115.2m
14. Stoke City
Matches televised: 9
TV income: £13.6m
Prize money: £15.4m
Equal share:£84.4m
Total: £113.3m
15. Swansea City
Matches televised: 10
TV income: £13.6m
Prize money: £11.5m
Equal share:£84.4m
Total: £109.5m
16. Watford
Matches televised: 13
TV income: £16.4m
Prize money: £7.7m
Equal share:£84.4m
Total: £108.5m
17. Burnley
Matches televised: 10
TV income: £13.6m
Prize money: £9.6m
Equal share:£84.4m
Total: £107.6m
18. Middlesbrough
Matches televised: 13
TV income: £16.4m
Prize money: £3.8m
Equal share:£84.4m
Total: £104.6m
19. Hull City
Matches televised: 8
TV income: £13.6m
Prize money: £5.8m
Equal share:£84.4m
Total: £103.7m
20. Sunderland
Matches televised: 8
TV income: £13.6m
Prize money: £1.9m
Equal share:£84.4m
Total: £99.9m
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