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The 34th season of the Premier League sees Liverpool defend its title against a host of teams keen for glory themselves. 20 teams are in the mix but only 1 champion will emerge ultimately.

Extended sit-downs and more informal ‘out and about’ interviews with the Premier League’s biggest stars, providing players with a platform to tell their story in their own words.

The 34th season of the Premier League sees Liverpool defend its title against a host of teams keen for glory themselves. 20 teams are in the mix but only 1 champion will emerge ultimately.

The 34th season of the Premier League sees Liverpool defend its title against a host of teams keen for glory themselves. 20 teams are in the mix but only 1 champion will emerge ultimately.

Crystal Palace are winless in their last 16 Premier League games against Chelsea, drawing the last three after losing 13 in a row.

Manchester United are winless in their last six Premier League games against Arsenal (D1 L5) - they’ve never gone seven in a row without a win against the Gunners in their league history.

Aston Villa have taken four points from their last two Premier League games against Newcastle (W1 D1), more than they had in their previous six (3 - W1 D0 L5).

Nottingham Forest are looking to complete the league double over Brentford for the third time, previously doing so in 2006-07 (League One) and 2019-20 (Championship).

Burnley are winless in their last 13 Premier League games (D4 L9). They last had a longer run in the top-flight between August and October 1970 (14), and in the league overall between December 2006 and March 2007 (18 in the Championship).

Aston Villa have taken four points from their last two Premier League games against Newcastle (W1 D1), more than they had in their previous six (3 - W1 D0 L5).

With his calm authority and impeccable technique in goal, David Seaman was known as "Safe Hands" for a reason. The legendary Arsenal number one recalls his two Premier League titles, his most memorable matches, and his favourite Gunners’ team mates.

We chart the rapid emergence of Fabian Hürzeler, tracing his evolution from a young, inexperienced coach in his native Germany to becoming one of the Premier League’s most progressive managerial voices. With unprecedented behind-the-scenes access at Brighton, Hürzeler opens up on the ideas, influences and leadership principles shaping his footballing philosophy. Revisiting the environments and men

Manchester United are winless in their last six Premier League games against Arsenal (D1 L5) - they’ve never gone seven in a row without a win against the Gunners in their league history.

Crystal Palace are winless in their last 16 Premier League games against Chelsea, drawing the last three after losing 13 in a row.

Nottingham Forest are looking to complete the league double over Brentford for the third time, previously doing so in 2006-07 (League One) and 2019-20 (Championship).