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The good of 2000/01: Man United won the Premier League by 10 points, making Alex Ferguson the first manager to win three English league titles in a row with the same club. Liverpool won a trio of cup competitions under Gerard Houllier. Ipswich soared to a fifth-place league finish on the back of a striker’s hot streak.
The bad: Bradford finished bottom with just 26 points, Coventry finally got relegated after 34 years of top-flight football, while Manchester City somehow suffered a fourth relegation in seven years (there were a few promotions mixed in too, clearly).
The ugly: Roy Keane’s challenge on Alf-Inge Haland wasn’t too pretty, but it was a pretty hideous season for goalscorers too. Injuries to some top strikers meant just 17 players broke double figures in the Premier League this season - but at least that makes your task easier.
We’re giving you five minutes to name the league's top scorers for the 2000/01 season. Then, in your own time, please let us know how you got on @FourFourTwo - and challenge a few pals as well to see if they can match your score.
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Alex Reid is a freelance journalist and the former digital features editor at FourFourTwo. He has also written for the Guardian, talkSPORT, Boxing News and Sport magazine. Like most Londoners, he is a lifelong supporter of Aberdeen FC. He is deceptively bad in the air for a big man. He has never been a cage fighter.

