Premier League

Fulham and Bournemouth are back in the big time after securing automatic promotion from the Championship last season, while Nottingham Forest return after a ...

The Reds have thrown financial caution to the wind to become one of the summer’s big spenders in a bid to retain their Premier League status going into next season. Preparation in terms of transfers for the new season has been ad hoc, with The Cherries waiting until August to pay a fee for anyone. After a massive overhaul in 2018 and a host of loans in Fulham's 2020 premiership season backfired, Silva will hope a mixture of the old and the new can keep his side out of the bottom three. The Cottagers and The Cherries have both been regulars in the Premier League in recent years, with Fulham known as a “yo-yo” club from the way they constantly go up and down between the divisions. Having had time to blood his team through a year in the Championship and having brought in defensive reinforcements, he will be hoping he can finally make Fulham’s status as a first division team stick. Fulham and Bournemouth are back in the big time after securing the automatic promotion spots in the Championship last season.

The Premier League season has arrived, and the top club competition in Europe will be watched all over the globe as Man City look to defend their title.

3:00 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. Crystal Palace, led by former Arsenal legend Patrick Vieira, won't be a pushover. Pep Guardiola will lead City in the 2022/23 season as they look to retain their place atop the English top flight. The Premier League is back with viewers around the globe tuning in to see if Manchester City can defend their title and make it three in a row.

There's a new home for the Premier League in Canada as fuboTV is carrying all 380 matches during the 2022/23 season. Fans can watch every game live or on ...

It's a reminder of just how tight the margins are in the Premier League, and why every match is high stakes. The English top-flight will then resume action on Boxing Day, Dec. 26 and continue through May 28, 2023. The likes of Chelsea, Tottenham, Manchester United, and Arsenal will all look to push the top two, while West Ham, Newcastle United, or another surprise challenger could also insert themselves into the mix.

Here's where you can watch all the Premier League action in the US. We break down the Matchday 1 slate.

Southampton, 10 a.m. — Peacock Wolverhampton Wanderers, 10 a.m. — Peacock Aston Villa, 10 a.m. — Peacock Keep an eye on how both clubs manage a frenzy of games leading up to November after a single point separated these two clubs for the league title last season. EPL games are usually easy to find on TV, and this season is no exception. Among those top clubs, Manchester City will look to defend their title after securing it on the final day of last season for their sixth EPL championship overall and their fourth in the last five seasons.

GRAB your popcorn football lovers as the Premier League returns TONIGHT - and they'll be plenty to feast your eyes on at the click of a button.Arsenal.

Week 1 of a Premier League season allows any team to shock the world by exceeding or falling below expectations right out of the gate.

This alone should paint them as an easy target in betting lines until they can prove they have the talent to hang with experienced teams at the next level. WAGER: 1 unit However, this showdown will be a great deal closer than the sportsbooks seem to indicate. WAGER: 1 unit As a result, the club should have no issue reaching the net against the inexperienced Cherries. WAGER: 1 unit

Nunez is quite an addition to the Liverpool attack as Jurgen Klopp refreshes the team to replace Sadio Mane. After scoring 34 goals and assisting four more with ...

It could be a tough start for Forest and they could finish anywhere from tenth in the league to dead last and it wouldn't be surprising to me. While he should score quite a few goals for the Hammers this season, I'd love to know the story that his tattoos have to tell. It will be another strong season for Salah and the Reds and while not attending the World Cup with Egypt will be a disappointment, it will also make for a strong second half of the season where Salah is rested while others aren't. With Christian Pulisic needing to fight for minutes at Chelsea, Chris Richards being in a similar position with Crystal Palace, and Antonee Robinson fighting an uphill battle with Fulham all eyes are on Leeds United's American duo of Tyler Adams and Brenden Aaronson. Adams is replacing Kalvin Phillips who moved on to Manchester City. Leeds need to fill the massive hole that he left in the squad and Marc Roca and Adams have been tasked with that. Coming off of a breakout year that saw him score 11 goals and assist seven more in Premier League play, Arsenal have surrounded Saka with more quality so that he can make the attack tick. Vieira is building something special in South London and Eze's performances will be at the center of making it work this season. Steve Cooper has a tough job getting their new signings to click, but it also has to be an easier job than last year when he took over the team during the season and got them promoted from the Championship. On paper, Forest have made impressive additions but they'll need to ensure that Taiwo Awoniyi and Brennan Johnson are supported well in the attack. The Premier League is back and with that, it's a good time to gaze into a crystal ball of what may happen in the league while everyone is still on level footing. The only players to best him in the past five seasons are Jamie Vardy and Harry Kane. Vardy is struggling with injuries while he ages while Kane is no longer the most feared attacker on Spurs as that title now shifts to Heung-Min Son who tied Salah for the Golden Boot last year. Sven Botman and Nick Pope are significant upgrades while making the addition of Matt Targett permanent is also a solid addition for them. The biggest point in Nunez's favor over the summer's more heralded move of Erling Haaland to Manchester City is that I see him getting more starts in an attack that can match City step for step. Even if he drifts out to the wing, Salah is able to fill the space in the middle, making Liverpool that much more dangerous.

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With Wesley Fofana also heavily linked with a move to Chelsea, Brendan Rodgers’ team seems to be looking over its shoulder after an already iffy 2021-22 season. - Brentford – 750-1 - Southampton – 750-1 - Wolves – 750-1 - Everton – 750-1 - Leeds United – 750-1

Crystal Palace are hosting Arsenal on the opening day of the new English Premier League season on Friday. Manchester City have won four of the last five ...

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The new Premier League season is upon us, and we asked our wide team of writers, reporters and editors just what they think will happen at home and abroad.

It will be City in a canter and I suspect they might break that Champions League jinx for good measure. Tottenham, Arsenal and Manchester United will all be stronger, but still short of winning the title. Manchester City won the Premier League title last season, but to finish with just one trophy the campaign was seen as somewhat of a disappointment. The Dutchman needed the chance to completely remould a squad that slumped to United's worst-ever finish in the Premier League era last year; the three new recruits United have currently sourced will not cut it. I do fancy them to win a trophy though and they should retain their Champions League berth. The top four race looks tight with Arsenal much-improved and Manchester United entering a new era. Tottenham look strong under Antonio Conte but I struggle to see them keeping pace with City and Liverpool for a whole season. Manchester City look formidable - the only question mark is how their squad copes after returning from the World Cup. But with the depth they have available, it’s hard to see it being a major issue. While 99 goals last season was ridiculous, Haaland will lift Pep Guardiola's side to a new level and that's why they'll win the Premier League and Champions League. I've backed Manchester City to win another domestic treble. Manchester City have won four of the last five Premier League trophies and their dominance is showing no signs of waning. As far as the cups go, Arsenal are surely due an FA Cup after missing out for two whole seasons.

The Premier League is back and starting a week earlier than usual due to the mid-season disruption caused by the inaugural World Cup in Qatar.

DK: Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal, West Ham, Crystal Palace, Brentford, Fulham. Spurs are well-placed to push on and Chelsea still boast impressive squad depth, despite being in transition. MO: Liverpool, City, Tottenham, Arsenal. I’d be pretty confident on the top three. DK: A multi-team title race. I do think Arsenal will have a better chance of disrupting it than Manchester United. Chelsea could sneak into the top four. It’s possible but they’ll have enough to stay up. Will Brentford suffer second-season syndrome? NK: A visit to the City Ground. It will be raucous after 23 years away from the top-flight. Perhaps it is wishful thinking but a mid-season World Cup could shake up the established order in the second half of the campaign and create a three-or four-team title race. The signing of the season will be... SC: City, Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal. The top two are a cut above the rest, but the battle for third and fourth will be close. There doesn’t appear to be much to separate a chasing pack that includes the likes of Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham, while another new era begins under Erik ten Hag at Manchester United. Fulham and Bournemouth have both made swift returns to the top-flight, while Nottingham Forest are back at this level for the first time in 23 long years.

Liverpool cannot get much better than finishing inches away from a quadruple, so TEAMtalk's Jonny Whitfield assesses how Jurgen Klopp will respond.

I know I’ve said injuries will bite Liverpool along the way, but that’s not to say Carvalho can’t shine in the midfield. Liverpool won both the Carabao Cup and the FA Cup last season, but I don’t think they will retain either of those crowns. But Jota and Firmino will also be required heavily in the Premier League and Champions League. I don’t know whether he’ll hit that target given the rotating Klopp likes to do in his midfield. Fine margins remain like in the Premier League, but there is a different feel to their parameters. It is perhaps no surprise that I am going to say Salah in this category. The FA Cup and Carabao Cup triumphs were great, but the lack of goals and scraping through on penalties shows improvement is there to be made. And I am backing history to repeat itself – perhaps against Bayern Munich this time. Naby Keita withdrew in the first half for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, leaving young Tyler Morton stranded as the last remaining option – but he remained an unused substitute. They cost Liverpool in the 2-2 draw with Brighton, when Thiago Alcantara was already out. But I’m going to go with Liverpool second once more, just missing out to City again. A five-point swing, showing where Liverpool need to make up ground.

Oddsmakers have pegged the quest for the Premier League title as a two-horse race between Manchester City and Liverpool.

Man United's preseason title odds are the longest they've been in over a decade, according to sports betting archive SportsOddsHistory.com. Liverpool, though, finished just one point behind and notched a victory over Man City last week in the FA Community Shield. Tottenham, at +1,400, and Chelsea, at +1,600, are next but are a ways down oddsboards.

With the 2022-23 Premier League season upon us, let's check out the odds for the top and bottom of the league table.

For better or worse, the Premier League campaign is always a wild ride. He does give Fulham the third-worst odds of staying up (33%), but Leeds (23%) and Southampton (20%) aren’t far behind. Pointsbet gives Bournemouth the best odds of sinking back to the Championship; the Cherries are currently sitting at -200. This year, it seems like the three newest additions — Bournemouth, Nottingham Forest, and Fulham — will only be making a brief cameo on the biggest stage. He ranked Pep Guardiola’s men as the best team in the BPL and gave them a 66% chance of lifting the trophy at the end of the campaign. That means fans around the world are about to strap into another 38-match roller coaster filled with the thrill of victory, the agony of defeat, and, hopefully, some exciting football.

Last season in the Premier League, the title race, Champions League places, and relegation battle all came down to the final matchday. Will the 2022/23 EPL ...

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The Premier League is back and so is talkSPORT's GameDay coverage!After a not so long, but very hot summer, the top-flight is ready to burst back in.

You can also listen via the talkSPORT app, on DAB digital radio, through your smart speaker and on 1089 or 1053 AM. The former Premier League stars will discuss the latest news and gossip from the world of football and react to the day’s action. Coverage starts from 2:30pm on talkSPORT 2 (kick-off 3pm on Saturday) Coverage starts from 11am on talkSPORT (kick-off 12:30pm on Saturday) talkSPORT will have exclusive live coverage of every Friday and Monday night game this term and our team will be at Selhurst Park to get the 2022/23 up and running. Coverage starts from 7pm on talkSPORT (kick-off 8pm on Friday)

In the build-up to the return of football, plenty has happened over the summer, from pre-season training and friendlies, to a chaotic transfer window. Some of ...

That means that Arsenal are tipped to miss out on Champions League again and finish fifth. In the build-up to the return of football, plenty has happened over the summer, from pre-season training and friendlies, to a chaotic transfer window. The new Premier League season is nearly underway once again in a familiar, yet different, twist to the top division as we know it.

Crystal Palace and Arsenal will kick off the new campaign at Selhurst Park, before the remaining 18 teams compete in their opening fixtures across the weekend.

The loss of Yves Bissouma and Marc Cucurella will have a big impact on Graham Potter’s side and I just can’t see them being good enough for their trip to Old Trafford. While the Red Devils still have a number of signings they need to make, their team is definitely strong enough to beat the Seagulls and I can’t see Erik ten Hag slip up in his first match. While the trio are unlikely to have left before this weekend’s fixtures, it will definitely have a big impact on their performance and it is unclear whether the players will feature at the King Power Stadium. I think it will be a tight game and I definitely don’t think the Cherries have a strong enough squad to break Villa down, but they may well claim their first point since promotion. Crystal Palace will undoubtedly have a good season but I think it will take them a while to get into it, with Cheick Doucoure likely to shine in the second half of the campaign. Arsenal are once again featuring in the first match of the season and this time they will want to avoid the humiliation of defeat.

As the Premier League turns 30, SportsPro presents its annual rundown of all the commercial details you need to know about English soccer's top flight.

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Six contenders (more or less) and five story lines (plus a few extra) as the new season kicks off with everyone chasing Manchester City (again).

That leaves, perhaps, West Ham — bolstered by a couple of smart additions — as the only viable candidate. But it is a curious progress, one tempered by the fact that United does not appear to have a list of recruits beyond players ten Hag knew and liked and undercut by the Ronaldo saga. Whether any team can emerge from the pack, though, is a different matter. In what may have been the purest distillation of modern soccer imaginable, Cristiano Ronaldo received a rapturous reception upon his return to Old Trafford last weekend. Not one ready to challenge City or Liverpool, perhaps, but one that could end the club’s long exile from the Champions League. Manchester City will win it, as it has four of the past five editions, and it will most likely do so by seeing off a spirited but ultimately futile challenge from Liverpool. Although, this time, there is just one small caveat.

Fulham were far and away the best team in the Championship last season, with a record of 27 wins, nine draws, and 10 losses in their 46 total games (1.97 PPG, ...

Though the gaps in attack are what I’ve focused on here, the organization of their defense is likely to be the central tell against Liverpool. Can Fulham stay compact and organized all while taking any and all chances Liverpool give them? Liverpool on opening day should prove to be a test of adapted grit for the runaway champions. Fulham have been dealt a blow there in addition to the loss of Carvalho: Harry Wilson has suffered a pre-season injury that will see him sidelined. Fulham have been a yo-yo club in recent years, and a major part of the reason for that is Mitrović’s seeming inability to get anything close to his Championship goal tally in the top division. Thanks to us, they have a Fábio Carvalho-shaped hole in their attack (he scored the second-most goals [12] last season, and was also there and thereabouts in terms of assists and chances created). It’s possible that Fulham are aiming to replace Carvalho’s creativity via new signing Andreas Pereira (yes, that Andreas Pereira: signed from Manchester United, fresh off a loan from Flamengo where he committed the error that cost them the Copa Libertadores), but we shall see. Liverpool again start the season away against newly-promoted opposition, and, as ever, it’s difficult to evaluate Fulham in the context of the top tier.

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(The lavish spree undertaken after promotion in 2020 backfired so spectacularly that the idea of recruiting too heavily in preparation for the Premier League has entered the lexicon as “ doing a Fulham.”) He is confident that he can avoid the same trapdoors. “There is a feeling that you have to over-invest,” he said. “The Championship is a great league,” Parry said. As ever, at the dawn of a new season, there is a conviction at Fulham that the cycle can be broken. He is not the only one caught in that same quandary. Nor is he merely something of a national hero, scorer of the goal that sent his country to the World Cup. What is noteworthy, though, is the scale of the drop-off. A player who was far too good for the Championship appeared to be not good enough at all for the Premier League. “It is better to be the mouse’s head than the lion’s tail.” The difference, of course, is the division where he finds himself. He is not simply a Serbian international, a fairly constant presence for his country for the better part of a decade.

20. Bournemouth · 19. Southampton · 18. Fulham · 17. Brentford · 16. Leeds United · 15. Nottingham Forest · 14. Everton · 13. Wolverhampton Wanderers.

In the interest of transparency, I’m actually an Arsenal fan, so it pains me to say that the Gunners will once again finish shy of the Champions League places. Rather, I see Mikel Arteta going from strength to strength and Gabriel Jesus living up to expectations. So why am I predicting them to improve this season? However, for as long as there’s a slight chance that I’ve pulled off a minor miracle and people will start asking me for the lottery numbers, it’s going to be fascinating to watch yet another year of the world’s best league. The reality of the situation is that the ‘big six’ is so strong that it’s very easy to miss out and I’m not actually predicting Arsenal to have a bad season. There is, after all, a world in which Palace could go down this season. But all isn’t as it seems. You heard it here first. The 2022/23 Premier League season has officially arrived! Look, I’m a fan of Bruno Lage and think he has a lot of potential to be a great Premier League coach for years to come, but my nose tells me that there’s a tough, tough season on the horizon at Molineux. One of my more rebellious shouts, it must be said, because everybody seems to have the Toffees locked in for a place in the Championship, but I’m here to tell you that they’re going to surprise people in 2022/23. I really, really, really wanted to predict Fulham to stay up because the fact that the Cottagers seem to be playing switcheroo with Norwich City every season is a worrying sign of the cavity forming between the Championship and Premier League.