Fun fact, all of those five teams were ultimately relegated by the end of the 2012-13 season. Only Wolves have returned to the Premier League since and it took them six seasons and a year in L1 to get back to the top flight. Birmingham have remained in the Championship ever since, both Blackburn and Wigan have been in L1 where Wigan still are now and Blackpool have gone from the Championship down to L2 and all the way back to the Championship. All this in the space of just ten years. Mental!

Never has losing 3-2 at home to Blackburn felt so good. I remember this day very well and the roller-coaster of emotions will never be forgotten.

What the creators of the so called  "superleague" dont get is that the relegation battle is just as thrilling as the title race and this final day review shurely proves it!

It’s almost unbelievable to think out of the these teams it was the 20th placed already relegated club that is doing by far the best today, even competing in Europe and for European spots in the prem

0:22 "It can't go on like this can it?" "It can"

As a Wolves fan, this day was horrendous to watch with the contrasting emotions. We had like the Wolves, Blackpool and Birmingham game all playing at the same time on different devices. With one goal just completly changing who stays up and down, it was such a hard watch.

West Ham went from being relegated to being in the Europa League within the space of a decade 👏👏👏

What a great season this was, Blackpool a breath of fresh air

Holloway's Blackpool were great that season. Underdogs personified. Love it.

Pavlechenko casually scoring 2 bangers

The noughties & early 2010s was the peak of the PL in terms of pure nail biting drama. You'd get incredible relegation climaxes with so many twists & turns on the final day more often back then. You hardly ever get these survival Sunday final day scenarios anymore because all 3 teams are usually already relegated before their last game. This era was unmatched. 2000s - 2011/12 = PL's peak

“And Birmingham City are heading for the Championship!”

I love how in most other sporting contexts—especially in America—this sentence would have a COMPLETELY different, far more positive connotation. God, I wish our leagues had pro-rel. 😭

No lie relegation battles are actually more exciting than the title race

My first relegation day as a fan, still one I will always fondly remember. Blackpool will forever be missed from this season.

Watching in 2025. This is what the premier League needs again to make it interesting again

It's crazy looking back at this in the days of VAR and seeing how many blatantly offside goals and chances were allowed to stand.

This relegation battle was so close blues technically got relegated on goals scored.

When wolves scored to make it 3-1, them and blues were tied on points and goal difference but blues now needed to win because wolves scored more goals throughout the season. Then as blues tried to win, spurs counter attacked and sealed their fate with a late winner.

5:49 I wasn’t prepared for the disappointed Cookie Monster looking on 😂😂

This was the year that I became a Wolves supporter, all the way in Texas. This was a great season of football.

best ever final day of the season..far more exciting than the year after. The twists n turns on that final day was unbelievable.