Full list here:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2013/may/20/2012-13-premier-league-in-numbers?CMP=twt_gu
Some of the interesting one:
0: Manchester United became only the fourth side in Premier League history to not concede a single penalty kick in a season (Arsenal in 1999-00, Newcastle in 1995-96 and Bolton in 1997-98).
0: Both Tottenham and Swansea were not awarded a single penalty kick in 2012‑13 – only five other sides have not been awarded a penalty in a Premier League campaign before this season, with the last instance being Charlton Athletic in 2004-05.
4: QPR won just four games in the Premier League this season. Only Derby County (one in 2007-08) and Sunderland (three in 2005-06) have won fewer in a single Premier League campaign.
5: Joe Hart made five errors leading directly to a goal in 2012-13, four more than he did in 2011-12.
7: Ali Al-Habsi made seven errors leading to opposition goals in the Premier League this season, more than any other player.
16: Tottenham scored 16 goals from outside the box (Bale with nine of them), more than any other side. Stoke scored only one goal from outside the box.
16: Chelsea scored the most headed goals.
20: Manchester United had 20 different goalscorers in 2012-13, a record spread in a single Premier League season.
23: Lukas Podolski was substituted 23 times in the Premier League this season. Only Steed Malbranque – 26, for Sunderland in 2009-10 – has been substituted more often in a single Premier League campaign.
24: Manchester United hit the woodwork 24 times, more than any other side.
28: Manchester United won 28 games in the Premier League this season. Only Chelsea (29) in both 2004-05 and 2005-06 have won more in a single league campaign.
28: Liverpool's goal difference of +28 is the best ever recorded by a team outside the top six (in the goal-difference era).
29: Manchester United came from behind to claim 29 points. Only Newcastle in 2001-02 (34) have claimed more.
32: Liverpool's English players scored 32 goals this season – more than any other side.
46: West Ham's Matt Jarvis created the most goalscoring chances, 46, without actually assisting a single Premier League goal this season.
70: The Emirates Stadium saw more goals than any other arena.
72: Tottenham's total of 72 points is the highest ever total for a top-flight team finishing outside the top four in a 38-game season. Spurs' points total would have been enough to finish in second place two seasons ago.
116: Leighton Baines created 116 goalscoring chances this season, 12 more than any other player in the Premier League.
118: Following his goal on the final day, Javier Hernández has averaged a goal every 118 minutes and 29 seconds on average in the Premier League – a faster rate than any other player (with more than 10 goals) in the history of the competition.
291: Luis Suárez had almost twice as many dribbles as any other player. Adel Taarabt was second with 159.
296: Liverpool had the most shots off target, 42 more than Manchester City, the second most. Luis Suárez had 71 shots off target, more than any other player.
363: Luis Suárez touched the ball 363 times in the opposition penalty box this season, 140 more times than any other player in the Premier League (next most – Van Persie with 223).
3,420: Leighton Baines was the only outfield player to play every minute of every match. Four goalkeepers – Simon Mignolet, Jussi Jaaskelainen, Joe Hart and Asmir Begovic – also managed this.
18,075: Arsenal completed the most passes, more than 1,000 more than Manchester City, the second most. Mikel Arteta was the busiest passer, with 2,517 completed.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2013/may/20/2012-13-premier-league-in-numbers?CMP=twt_gu
Some of the interesting one:
0: Manchester United became only the fourth side in Premier League history to not concede a single penalty kick in a season (Arsenal in 1999-00, Newcastle in 1995-96 and Bolton in 1997-98).
0: Both Tottenham and Swansea were not awarded a single penalty kick in 2012‑13 – only five other sides have not been awarded a penalty in a Premier League campaign before this season, with the last instance being Charlton Athletic in 2004-05.
4: QPR won just four games in the Premier League this season. Only Derby County (one in 2007-08) and Sunderland (three in 2005-06) have won fewer in a single Premier League campaign.
5: Joe Hart made five errors leading directly to a goal in 2012-13, four more than he did in 2011-12.
7: Ali Al-Habsi made seven errors leading to opposition goals in the Premier League this season, more than any other player.
16: Tottenham scored 16 goals from outside the box (Bale with nine of them), more than any other side. Stoke scored only one goal from outside the box.
16: Chelsea scored the most headed goals.
20: Manchester United had 20 different goalscorers in 2012-13, a record spread in a single Premier League season.
23: Lukas Podolski was substituted 23 times in the Premier League this season. Only Steed Malbranque – 26, for Sunderland in 2009-10 – has been substituted more often in a single Premier League campaign.
24: Manchester United hit the woodwork 24 times, more than any other side.
28: Manchester United won 28 games in the Premier League this season. Only Chelsea (29) in both 2004-05 and 2005-06 have won more in a single league campaign.
28: Liverpool's goal difference of +28 is the best ever recorded by a team outside the top six (in the goal-difference era).
29: Manchester United came from behind to claim 29 points. Only Newcastle in 2001-02 (34) have claimed more.
32: Liverpool's English players scored 32 goals this season – more than any other side.
46: West Ham's Matt Jarvis created the most goalscoring chances, 46, without actually assisting a single Premier League goal this season.
70: The Emirates Stadium saw more goals than any other arena.
72: Tottenham's total of 72 points is the highest ever total for a top-flight team finishing outside the top four in a 38-game season. Spurs' points total would have been enough to finish in second place two seasons ago.
116: Leighton Baines created 116 goalscoring chances this season, 12 more than any other player in the Premier League.
118: Following his goal on the final day, Javier Hernández has averaged a goal every 118 minutes and 29 seconds on average in the Premier League – a faster rate than any other player (with more than 10 goals) in the history of the competition.
291: Luis Suárez had almost twice as many dribbles as any other player. Adel Taarabt was second with 159.
296: Liverpool had the most shots off target, 42 more than Manchester City, the second most. Luis Suárez had 71 shots off target, more than any other player.
363: Luis Suárez touched the ball 363 times in the opposition penalty box this season, 140 more times than any other player in the Premier League (next most – Van Persie with 223).
3,420: Leighton Baines was the only outfield player to play every minute of every match. Four goalkeepers – Simon Mignolet, Jussi Jaaskelainen, Joe Hart and Asmir Begovic – also managed this.
18,075: Arsenal completed the most passes, more than 1,000 more than Manchester City, the second most. Mikel Arteta was the busiest passer, with 2,517 completed.
