Premier League'i hooaeg 2016–2017

Premieri liiga 2016-2017 hooaeg oli 25 hooaeg Premier Liiga ajaloos, alates selle loomisest 1992.aastal. Hooaeg algas 13. augustil 2016 ja lõppes 21. mail 2017. 2016-17 hooaja mängud avaldati 15. juunil 2016.

Chelsea tuli viiendat korda Premier Liiga meistriks ja kuuendat korda Inglismaa meistriks, kahe mängu ülejäägiga pärast 1-0 külastusmängu võitu West Bromwich Albioni üle 12. mail.

2015.–2016. aasta meister Leicester City lõpetas 12. kohal, püstitades uue rekordi ajaloo halvimate tiitlikaitsjate seas. Varem kuulus see rekord Chelseale, kes pärast 2014-15 hooaja võtmist lõpetas 10. kohal 2015-16 hooajal.

**Kaubamärgi muutmine**

9. veebruaril 2016 teatas Premier Liiga, et muudab kaubamärki alates 2016-17 hooajast. Liigat hakati kutsuma lihtsalt Premier Liiga (Premier League), ilma ühegi sponsori nimeta. Kaubamärgi muutmise osas tutvustati ka uus logo.

**Piletihinnad**

Alates 2016-17 hooajast oli külastava tiimi fännidele piletite hinna piiriks määratud 30 naela.

**Hooaja kokkuvõte**

Antonio Conte oli Chelsea uue peatreenerina edukas, meeskond võitis oma esimesel hooajal tiitli ja teenides klubi ajaloos rekord arv võite hooajal. Ainsaks vajakajäämiseks oli kehv hooaja algus, mis takistas neil püstitada uut punktide rekordit. Tottenham Hotspur sai oma pettumust valmistanud Champions Liiga teekonnast üle. Võideldes Chelseaga tiitli üle, kuid lõplikult ikkagi kaotajaks jäädes. Vaatamata sellele lõpetasid nad hooaja statistikaliselt parima kaitse ja ründega. Harry Kane tulles jälle Golden Boot´i võitjaks. Manchester City lõpetas üks koht kõrgemal kui eelmine aasta olles Pep Guardiola käe all esimest aastat. Kuigi nad lõpetasid hooaja karikata, vaatamata kolmandale parimale ründele ja Fa Cup´i semi-finaali jõudmisele. Liverpool jõudis Champions League´i üle kolme aasta olles Jürgen Kloppi juhtimisel esimesel aastal. Nad ei lõpetanud kõrgemal kui neljas koht Inglismaa liiga tabelis, kuna kaotasid oma 35 miljoni naela väärtuse mängija riigikoondisele Jaanuaris ja nad kaotasid ka mitmeid punkte liiga madalamatele tiimidele.

Vaatamata Arsenali viimasest kaheksast mängust seitsmele võidule, tulid nad viiendaks ja nad ebaõnnestusid kvalifitseeruda Champions Liigasse esmakordselt (viimane kord oli 1997.aastal). Kuigi nad võitsid FA Cupi kolmandat korda nelja hooaja jooksul, tehes Wengeri kõige edukamaks peatreeneriks võistluse ajaloos, siis fännide surve Arsene Wengeri ja enamusaktsionäri Stan Kroenke osas kasvas. Samuti ebaõnnestus neil ka Champions Liiga teekond kukkudes viimase 16 raundis välja seitsmendat aastat järjest. Jose Mourinho esimene aasta Manchester Unitedi peatreenerina teenis tiimile kuuenda koha, üks koht madalamal kui eelmine aasta. Peamiseks põhjuseks oli 15 viiki, millest 12 oli nende 25 alistamatu mängu jooksul.

**Tiimid**

20 tiimi osalesid liigas (17 esimest tiimi eelmisest hooajast ja kolm tiimi, mis edutati üks tase madalamast liigast). Edutatud tiimid olid Burnley, Middlesbrough ja Hull City. Burnley ja Hull City tõusid esiliigasse ja pärast hooajalist puudumist ja Middlesbrough tõusis esiliigasse pärast seitset aastat eemalolekut. Nad asendasid Newcastle Unitedit (kuus aastat esiliigas), Norwich Cityt (üks aasta esiliigas) ja Aston Villat (28 aastat esiliigas).

**Statistika**

**Abistavad söödud**

**Puhtaid mänge (väravavahid)**

**Kõige rohkem kaarte**

**Mängija**

· Kõige rohkem kollaseid kaarte: 14

José Holebas (Watford)

· Kõige rohkem punaseid kaarte: 2

* Miguel Britos (Watford)
* Fernandinho (Manchester City)
* Granit Xhaka (Arsenal)

**Klubi**

· Kõige rohkem kollaseid kaarte: 84

Watford

· Kõige rohkem punaseid kaarte: 5

* Hull City
* Watford
* West Ham United

**Iga aastased auhinnad**

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