Premier League

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.

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

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Newcastle United, meanwhile, can be expected to progress thanks to a combination of Saudi Arabian financing and Eddie Howe’s astute management. Things look tougher for Gerrard’s England companion as Frank Lampard faces another difficult campaign at Everton. Lampard has the fans on his side after narrowly avoiding relegation, but the loss of Richarlison is a big one and the signings of James Tarkowski and Dwight McNeil from Burnley will have to add some steel of they want to avoid further struggles. West Ham United have added much-needed firepower with the signing of Gianluca Scamacca, who will give Michail Antonio a rest now and then, while Leicester City have yet to make any signings but have defender Wesley Fofana back after missing nearly the entire season with a broken leg. In the worst-case scenario, last season caused too much damage to repair in a single season, and a wanted-away Cristiano Ronaldo spends the season in a self-imposed funk as United struggles to qualify for Europe once more. Tottenham Hotspur could be the “dark horse” in this year’s title race, with Antonio Conte having the summer to build a team in his image, with key signings such as Richarlison and Yves Bissouma strengthening in all areas of the pitch. Darwin Nunez is the man to watch at Liverpool, and the former Benfica striker faces a difficult task in filling the shoes of Sadio Mane, according to Xinhua. Fulham’s Fabio Carvalho appears to be a promising signing, and Jurgen Klopp will be pleased to see Diogo Jota and Mohamed Salah sign new contracts.

Will Darwin Núñez be as good as promised? Can Klopp find a new star to add to his midfield?

Had the Uruguayan not suffered multiple knee injuries earlier in his career, which he would appear to have overcome in recent years, he might have been able to put together a more sizeable resume of goals. This is hardly a crisis for Jota. The fourth choice Liverpool forward is certain to get plenty of opportunities if he and his teammates can replicate last season's feat of playing in every match available to them. For one thing, the body of work is simply a lot smaller. The latter might be gone, but it is reasonable to assume that having paid a club record €75million on Darwin Núñez, they intend to use him from the off more often than not. The 19 year old could well be a beneficiary of the gravitational force of Liverpool's front five, especially whilst he is still something of an unknown for Premier League defenses. The Salah-Mane-Firmino trident has been snapped apart but there is no guarantee that Jota will be one of those who makes up the next trio. Though that is hardly the worst news for Liverpool, it could be a cause for real regret around the rest of England. Here was a player who would drive into the penalty area from deep positions and find his way to a lot of shots. Much like Kelleher, one might assume that Gomez is in a position where he could not realistically be prepared to settle for the role he currently has. Then came the knee injury on England duty and the lost season for Liverpool that may prove to be the turning point in Gomez's time at the club. If there has been a reason for disquiet among Liverpool supporters over their transfer business in Julian Ward's first window as sporting director it has been the decision not to recruit an additional midfielder. Not for nothing did his manager describe the Irish international as "the best number two [goalkeeper] in the world" after his shootout heroics in the EFL Cup final win over Chelsea. Naturally a player of that quality will only be prepared to back up Alisson for so long.

Darwin Nunez is the man everyone will be looking out for at Liverpool and the former Benfica striker has a big task to fill the boots of the departed Sadio Mane ...

Elsewhere, Newcastle United can be expected to progress thanks to a combination of Saudi Arabian finance and Eddie Howe’s intelligent management. Fabio Carvalho looks like a promising buy from Fulham and Jurgen Klopp will be pleased to see Diogo Jota and Mohamed Salah pen new deals. Arsenal flickered and promised last season, before fizzing out at the end of the campaign and Mikel Arteta’s side will provide moments of magic again after the arrivals of Gabriel Jesus and Oleksandr Zinchenko from Manchester City. However, the question is whether Arteta’s entertaining young side can maintain their challenge consistently over a full season and the answer is probably “no”.

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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.

Manchester City defend the title, while Fulham, Bournemouth and Nottingham Forest are back in the top flight.

Is Joelinton going to win player of the year? AP: Kevin De Bruyne. He’s been the best player in one of the best Premier League teams of all time, and it feels like he’s still not quite getting enough credit for that – somehow. More seriously, how teams like Brentford or Wolves look to potentially switch systems and still progress, and also how Steve Cooper – an England youth World Cup-winning manager, long touted as a top coach – fares in the top flight. MC: Kevin De Bruyne. Recovered from the signs of age, injury and fatigue to decide the title race last season. I’d be curious as to the future of Ralph Hassenhuttl, for example, and it’s for that reason I’m going for Southampton, Everton and Bournemouth. KJ: Jesse Lingard. Much like his loan move to West Ham triggered a reaction, consistent minutes under Steve Cooper will see the ex-Man Utd playmaker as Forest’s focal point, both on the pitch and the terraces. KM: Kevin de Bruyne or Thiago Alcantara. One of the two midfield schemers will be the difference between tired draws and vital wins during a relentless season. Out of all the promoted teams, Bournemouth feel less well-equipped to cope with the jump up. A first full season of Antonio Conte should guarantee at least fourth for Tottenham. The last spot is harder to nail down. Chelsea’s mini-rebuild has left a lot of questions but you expect that in the end, Thomas Tuchel will have enough answers. JB: Manchester City, Tottenham, Arsenal. The signings of Oleksandr Zinchenko and Gabriel Jesus are smart buys that can help Mikel Arteta’s side take the next step. Karl Matchett: Liverpool. The attack is now a slightly smaller group, but all of a more even (read: higher) level of quality.

Willian could be set for a sensational Premier League return with Fulham interested in signing the forward from Corinthians, GOAL understands.

This includes Premier League newbies Fulham, who are understood to already be negotiating the terms of a possible transfer. Willian could be set for a sensational Premier League return with Fulham interested in signing the forward from Corinthians, GOAL understands. However, he does have Premier League pedigree, helping Chelsea win two top-flight titles during his time at Stamford Bridge.

Former Chelsea and Arsenal winger Willian has been linked with a return to the Premier League and Fulham are interested.

No one can prepare for one season with just two central defenders. No one competes at this level with 16 senior players in your squad. I’m always behind them, they did fantastic 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.

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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.

Picking out five players with the low FLP ownership and the potential to score big on the opening Gameweek.

A repeat of that would be music to the ears of the 1.2% of FPL players who have him in their squads. That was the third time in that sequence they have conceded three and Solanke could be just the man to profit. Prior to the injury, he amassed 101 points in the 2020/21 campaign, averaging 4.4 points per match over his 23 outings. Last season was pretty much a write-off for the forward who made just nine appearances as he struggled with a series of injuries. But for all the hours of deliberation, Gameweek 1 is about not losing ground early on. With Mohamed Salah in close to 60% of squads, Trent Alexander-Arnold in just over 58% and Erling Haaland in around 47%, the big-hitters have already been earmarked.

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.

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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.

Find which opening fixtures of the Premier League 2022/23 season are on TV and how you can watch them, including Arsenal vs Crystal Palace.

Erling Haaland to flop? Spurs to challenge? - Manchester United vs Brighton – 2pm on Sky Sports

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

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.

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