Premier League roundtable: The season so far

The Athletic FC Podcast

11/17/23

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An international break gives Adam Leventhal and co a chance to sit down and reflect on the 12 gameweeks of Premier League action so far.

With the help of Nick Miller, Jay Harris, and Caoimhe O’Neill, we start by asking whether Man City can be beaten to the title this season, with Liverpool and Arsenal looking like the key contenders.

Then it's a trip to the foot of the table, and wondering whether the three promoted clubs - Burnley, Sheffield United, and Luton - can escape instant relegation.

And finally, it's a tour of our moments of the season so far, featuring our favourite goals, matches, players, signings, and more!

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After the news that Manchester United CEO Richard Arnold will be stepping down to be replaced by Patrick Stewart on an interim basis, and with billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s company INEOS set to buy a 25 per cent stake in United, does this move represent the start of a change of direction after a difficult 12 months at the club?

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Produced by Guy Clarke

Executive Producer: Adey Moorhead

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What Everton’s punishment could mean for Man City & Chelsea

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On Friday came the news that Everton have been hit with an unprecedented 10-point deduction for breaching the Premier League’s profitability and sustainability rules.

Leaving Everton with only four points, and in the relegation zone, despite an up-turn in recent form on the pitch...

So today, we’ll explain why Everton have been punished, what happens next & what it might mean for clubs like Manchester City and Chelsea.

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