Premier League: A look at biggest margin of wins

Newcastle United might not be a force in the EPL, but they used to be back during the 1900s.

Nonetheless, while they were past their prime during 1999, a game in the same year against Sheffield Wednesday saw them plundering eight goals, while the visitors could not score any.

Furthermore, it was Alan Shearer's five goals that entertained a 36,619 packed crowd.

It was just five years ago when Southampton rode on similar luck and pillaged eight goals to a fellow minnow club, like Sunderland, at home.

While Graziano Pellè scored a brace, it is to be noted that a couple of goals came via own goal, from Santiago Vergini and Patrick van Aanholt, which were incidentally also the opening and closing goals, respectively.

It was just nine years ago when Tottenham Hotspur created history by becoming the first club from London to score nine goals in an EPL match.

Overall, they were the second team to do so, as they annihilated minnows Wigan Athletic at home, with striker Jermain Defoe raiding four goals.

While Wigan did pull one back, it was nothing more than a consolation.

Southampton feature in the list twice and this time they were at the receiving end.

Leicester trounced them 9-0.

Interestingly, this was the home game of Southampton.

Nonetheless, it was Jamie Vardy and Ayoze Pérez's hat-trick that did the most damage, as the hosts failed to score even one.

This was the EPL record of biggest away win too.

Contrary to the above, United became the first-ever team to score nine goals in the EPL, as they sank minnows Ipswich Town at home.

The match was notable for Andrew Cole's terrorizing performance, as he ransacked the visitors with five goals, followed by Mark Hughes' brace, which left the latter demoralized, making it the biggest win in EPL history.