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A brand new season of Monday night football comes to you from our new studio and our new regular start time of 630,

which means we have even more time to cram in as much weekend analysis as possible before we build up to the main event.

And there are so many storylines on this opening Premier League weekend.

Really positive start from Ritio Pochitino at Chelsea, a one-old draw with Liverpool.

And tonight, confirmation that Moises Caicedo has signed at Stamford Bridge.

Brilliant start for Newcastle.

Surely the performance of the weekend,

scoring five goals against fancied Aston Villa.

Where could they go this season?

And a typically slick start from champions Manchester City on Friday night against Burnley. Can they make it an unprecedented

four successive titles? Or Manchester United might have something to say about that, and they round off this opening weekend against all the Hampton Wanderers live on the Monday night football.

And certainly much is expected of Manchester United this season.

Eric Tenhard took them to third place and in his first season in charge and in his first

trophy as well.

But now the real work begins.

Can they have a serious crack of the title after major additions through the spine of

Andre Anana, Mason Mount, a new striker Rasmus Hoyland. For wolves, it's been a turbulent summer.

So many experienced players departing and a shortage of new recruits before the head coach

who steered them to safety last season, Julian Lopetegi decided enough was enough.

So they have a new leader of the pack and that is Gary O'Neill hoping to replicate the job

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