(youngest to oldest)
1) Arsenal-                   23.12
2) Liverpool-                 20.44
3) Newcastle United-    23.89
4) Southampton-          24.22
5) Manchester City-      24.25
6)Manchester United  - 24.64
7) Tottenham Hotspur- 24.83
8) Aston Villa-               24.85
9) West Ham United-    25.03
10) Swansea City-        25.06
11) Norwich City-         25.19
12) Sunderland-           25.28
13) Chelsea-                25.28
14) West Brom-           25.55
15) Wigan Athletic-      25.61
16) Everton-                25.64
17) Reading-                25.94
18) Fulham-                27.42
19) Stoke City-            27.71
20)Q.P.R.-                   28.03

SOURCE: http://www.liverpoolfc.com/match/league

That got completely jumbled up, sorry

Liverpools squad is younger than Arsenals squad, why are they second?

Arsenal: 23.12
Liverpool: 20.44

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this may help

Considering the huge offset for Man U by Giggs, Scholes, Ferdinand and Carrick, that makes the Man Utd stat even more impressive.

I'm kinda proud of Spurs, too, considering we are offset by Gallas, Friedel and Parker.

thanks quikzyyy ((:

^^ yeap exactly what I was thinking. If you replace all the 7 players you mentioned by 25 year olds. United would be at #1 and Spurs at #3

Youth is key, but you need the old dogs to guide them. 

@JuanMata10
Sorry, that was my mistake 

@quickzyyy
Thanks :)

QPR has to give chance to younger players if they wanna make out of relegation.

imo Arsenal & Chelsea got the youngest squad in the Epl at the moment

WTF i was once watching match of the day and i heard gary lineker saying aston villa got the youngest squad in EPL this season.