2019-20 Premier League: Week One – Newcastle United vs Arsenal
After a tumultuous summer at St James’ Park, Newcastle United finally kick off their Premier League season at home to Arsenal under the new management of Steve Bruce.
After a tumultuous summer at St James’ Park, Newcastle United finally kick off their Premier League season at home to Arsenal under the new management of Steve Bruce.
After enjoying big spending summers, Leicester City meet Wolverhampton Wanderers at the King Power Stadium in their opening game of the new Premier League season.
With this summer’s Transfer Window now shut and over £1.4bn spent, clubs must now make do with their current first team squads until January so who has spent well and who has work to do in preparation for the Winter transfer window?
After a dramatic opening weekend, everyone is in action on a hectic Matchday two as Middlesbrough host Brentford in the biggest Championship tie of this weekend.
After spending heavily in the summer transfer window, Tottenham Hotspur welcome newly promoted Aston Villa to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as they look to kick-start their title challenge.
Last season’s FA Cup runners-up, Watford kick off their new Premier League campaign at Vicarage Road against Brighton & Hove Albion, who are now under a new manager in Graham Potter.
Having clung onto Wilfried Zaha after several pursuits from Everton this summer, Crystal Palace now face the Toffees in their opening Premier League game of the new season.
After escaping relegation last season, Burnley and Southampton will both be looking to hit the ground running as they meet at Turf Moor.
After a 12 year absence, Sheffield United finally make their Premier League return as they head to the Vitaly Stadium to face Bournemouth.
Two-time defending champions, Manchester City kick off their quest for a third consecutive Premier League crown with a trip to West Ham United at the Olympic Stadium.
After a 12 week summer break, the Premier League is finally back as last season’s runners-up, Liverpool welcome newly promoted Norwich City to Anfield in Friday Night Football.
With the new Premier League season just days away, there are plenty of exciting battles in store but there are fresh talent who will be looking to make an impact this season, so here are five players to watch out for over the next nine months.
This season’s Carabao Cup kicks off at Fratton Park as Portsmouth meet Birmingham City in the opening game of the first round.
With 12 rounds completed of this 2019 Formula One season, teams are now on their summer break, although this is now Silly Season where rumours fly around regarding who will be driving for who next season.
Formula One is now on its summer break but there was the small matter of the Hungarian Grand Prix to clear first before cracking open the deckchairs and ice cream.
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