England’s 125th best league, known as the Premier League for 32 years, starts on 11 August and will accompany us until mid-May. Manchester City are super favourites, but are there room for surprises?
Manchester City are super favorites for the 2023/24 Premier League title.
English Premier League 2023/24: restart from City
The English Premier League, abbreviated as EPL for convenience, will resume on August 11, with progress from the first match day of the 2023/24 season. It will be the 32nd year since the top league in English football changed its name to the Premier League, 125 years in total. Obviously starting with Manchester City.The winner of the last 3 titles and 5 of the last 6 titles.
The team coached by Pep Guardiola will once again be the favourite, thanks to the “treble” won a few months ago (Premier League, FA Cup, Champions League). In the context of betting on the Premier League, the Citizens’ possible new title is: Listed as 1.75 by SNAI*. It seems like a low quota, but given the total dominance of the past few years, nothing different could be expected.
Chasing a tenth national title in their history, City’s first rivals Arsenal Londoners. In the 2022/23 season, Mikel Arteta’s Gunners, who has been dreaming of championship for a long time, is given at 5.50. The other under-10 team is Liverpool, the only club to break City’s monotony by winning in the given 2019/20.
“Italian business” from Newcastle to Brighton
The world’s richest and most prestigious football league is currently quite unstable given the estimated distance between the reigning champions and the two main rivals, and between the top 3 and the rest. Newcastle is undoubtedly particularly intriguing. After Tonali’s acquisition from Milan. Magpies are awarded by SNAI at 18as England champion.
A little further up are two other big names that haven’t found their way to success for a while: Manchester United and Chelsea. After years of “theft” from Dutch coach ten Hag, the Red Devils are on the prowl at 14. Recovery is expected above all from Chelsea.Coming back from a year of spending spree but bankruptcy on the field. Champion Blues pays 15.
Greek coach Postecoglou, who, among others, has done a lot of favor at Celtic in Scotland, is starting off with the lights off, but bookies are skeptical: Spurs data is in the 40s. And then there is another great Italian in England like Roberto. De Zerbi has returned from an excellent Premier League first season: But his Brighton, There’s even 100 percent.
*Offers are subject to change
