Will there be big teams sliding down the table, like Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur last season, or stunning runs up the standings like Nottingham Forest during the same campaign?Read on for the current Premier League table.

Sunderland are back in the Premier League for the first time since 2017, and they are making it clear they do not want to be another one-season wonder.Over £110 million has already been spent on a

The historic rivalry between Sunderland and Newcastle began in 1888 but has only occurred occasionally in recent seasons

Traditionally, the summer transfer window has been where fans of clubs in the Premier League and beyond can focus their energy during European football's increasingly diminishing offseason. But these days,

The Switzerland international arrived at the Stadium of Light for last month and has already made a strong impression at his new club.

Unsurprisingly, that trio are well clear in the betting for relegation this season, with Scott Parker’s Burnley and play-off winners Sunderland long odds-on, while Leeds are even-money shots despite looking powerful and purposeful on their way to promotion.

The three newly-promoted sides have all gone back down the last two Premier League seasons. Will that continue this season?

It’s been another summer of big spending in the Premier League. While the division’s ‘Big Six’ often take the headlines when it comes to transfers, there’s been plenty of exciting business