champions have also faced the League of Ireland champions in that year's Champions Cup – the first all-Ireland competition since the Setanta Sports Cup was discontinued after the 2014 edition. Media coverage Highlights of individual Premiership matches are available online via the BBC Sport website. BBC NI also produces The Irish League Show, a weekly highlights show available to watch via BBC iPlayer. Live online streams of matches are also broadcast by Bwin. Since February 2017 Sky Sports have been broadcasting NIFL Premiership games live. Statistics These statistics cover the Premiership from 2008 onwards. For more detailed statistics covering the Irish League since 1890, see Northern Ireland Football League Champions Wins by club Records Most titles: 8, Linfield Most consecutive titles: 4, Linfield (2018–19 to 2021–22) Most points in a season: 91, joint record: Crusaders (twice; 2015–16 & 2017–18) Cliftonville (2012–13) Fewest points in a season: 13, Portadown (2016–17) Highest non-title-winning points total: 89, Coleraine (2017–18) Lowest title-winning points total: 74, Linfield (2009–10) Most wins in a season: 29, Cliftonville (2012–13) Fewest wins in a season: 4, joint record: Lisburn Distillery (2012–13) Institute (2014–15) Dungannon Swifts (2020–21) Most draws in a season: 14, joint record: Cliftonville (2008–09) Crusaders (2008–09) Coleraine (2012–13) Fewest draws in a season: 2, Dungannon Swifts (2021–22) Most losses in a season: 29, joint record: Dungannon Swifts (2020–21) Warrenpoint Town (2021–22) Fewest losses in a season: 1, Coleraine (2017–18) Most goals scored in a season: 106, Crusaders (2017–18) Fewest goals scored in a season: 22, Dungannon Swifts (2020–21) Most goals conceded in a season: 92, Carrick Rangers (2020–21) Fewest goals conceded in a season: 24, Linfield (twice; 2016–17 & 2021–22) Highest goal difference in a season: +68, Crusaders (2017–18) Lowest goal difference in a season: –61, joint record: Lisburn Distillery (2012–13) Dungannon Swifts (2020–21) Biggest away winning margin: 8 goals, Ballymena United 0–8 Cliftonville (17 November 2012) Most goals scored in a game: 11 goals, Portadown 11–0 Ballinamallard United (7 September 2013) Highest scoring draw: 10 goals, Portadown 5–5 Ballymena United (17 January 2015) 2021–22 Premiership Clubs See also Northern Ireland Football League Northern Irish football clubs in European competitions Northern Ireland football league system Irish League XI List of association football competitions Notes External links Northern Ireland Football League website Irish FA Website Irish Football BBC Sport Northern Ireland – Champions RSSSF.com References 1 Top level football leagues in Europe Sports leagues established in 2008 it:Campionato