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Despite the fact that Manchester United, had been crowned champions of the League, and the three relegated teams were known, the last round of matches was quite important to some teams, in terms of what they could bank.

Several teams earned and lost millions of pounds, depending on their final day results and where they finished on the table.

Apart from the television rights, each team picked up around £750,000 extra on the merit of their place.

THE PREMIER LEAGUE PRIZE MONEY TABLE (Based on 2011-12 figures)

Prize money awarded to each club depending on their Premier League place, based on the current standings. This money is added to other revenue such as funds from the league’s TV deals. Exact figures are taken from last season’s totals, but this year’s prize money will be very similar.

Current Position	Team	Games Played	Points	Prize Money awarded
1st	Manchester United	38	89	£15,101,240
2nd	Manchester City	38	78	£14,246,178
3rd	Chelsea	38	75	£13,591,116
4th	Arsenal	38	73	£12,836,054
5th	Tottenham	38	72	£12,080,992
6th	Everton	38	63	£11,325,930
7th	Liverpool	38	61	£10,570,868
8th	West Brom	38	49	£9,815,806
9th	Swansea	38	46	£9,060,744
10th	West Ham	38	46	£8,305,682
11th	Norwich	38	44	£7,550,620
12th	Fulham	38	43	£6,795,558
13th	Stoke City	38	42	£6,040,496
14th	Southampton	38	41	£5,285,434
15th	Aston Villa	38	41	£4,530,372
16th	Newcastle	38	41	£3,775,310
17th	Sunderland	38	39	£3,020,248
18th	Wigan	38	36	£2,265,186
19th	Reading	38	28	£1,510,124
20th	QPR	38	25	£755,062