While old rivals Norwich City and Ipswich Town are separated by a league now, a newly-released table reveals there can be no debate as to which team is the true Kings of Anglia.

Website noobnorm.com has compiled a list of the all-time top flight table in England, from the first football league in 1888 to the end of the last Premier League campaign.

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Town sit in 32nd spot with a total of 1,472 points from 26 season at the top table, with Norwich down in 35th on 1,213 points from 25 campaigns.

East Anglian Daily Times: Marcus Stewart celebrates his opening goal with Jamie Clapham and Matt Holland as Town won 3-2 at Man City in the Premier League in November 2000Marcus Stewart celebrates his opening goal with Jamie Clapham and Matt Holland as Town won 3-2 at Man City in the Premier League in November 2000 (Image: Archant)

Of course, Norwich are battling at the foot of the Premier League this season, with Town embroiled in a promotion push - albeit stuttering of late - at the top of League One.

MORE: How busy will the January transfer window be for Blues?Taking into account the Canaries' 14 Premier League points this season, the gap between the two sides historically is 245 points - or roughly 82 Premier League wins.Of course, it will be a while until Town can add to that figure, while Norwich will be gaining on Town with every draw and win they manage in their fight against relegation this season. Liverpool are top of the all-time table with 6,846 points, followed by Arsenal, Everton, Manchester United and Aston Villa.