How long have the Premier League's Big Six been without a title? Manchester United 667 days, Arsenal 2060 days, Tottenham nearing relegation.

The 2025-26 League Cup final was held at Wembley Stadium, with Manchester City beating Arsenal 2-0 to claim the title, marking the end of Pep Guardiola's 19-month period without a championship.

Livescore media has compiled statistics on how long the Premier League's Big Six have been without a major trophy. Among them, Manchester United has been without a title for 667 days, while Arsenal's drought is even longer at 2060 days—perhaps Arsenal fans have forgotten what it feels like for their team to win a championship.

The number of days since the Premier League Big Six last won a major trophy (excluding the Community Shield):

• Manchester City: 1 day, 2025-26 League Cup champions.
• Chelsea: 253 days, 2025 FIFA Club World Cup champions (first edition after reform).
• Liverpool: 302 days, 2024-25 Premier League champions.
• Tottenham: 306 days, 2024-25 UEFA Europa League champions.
• Manchester United: 667 days, 2023-24 FA Cup champions, still achieved under Erik ten Hag!
• Arsenal: 2060 days, 2019-20 FA Cup champions.

Winning titles is positive, but Tottenham have been fighting for Premier League survival for two consecutive seasons. This season's relegation battle is particularly precarious: Tottenham have suffered 13 Premier League matches without a win, earning only 1 point in the last 7 league games, and are currently just 1 point above the relegation zone, sitting in 17th place. Tottenham seem to be murmuring to themselves,A championship is valuable, but staying in the Premier League is the true priority.