By Daily Sports on October 4, 2018
The new EPL system lets us understand that we’ll see the intriguing confrontation on all fronts. Of course, “Manchester City” wants to protect the champion title but now, the “citizens” have stronger competitors. However, you can find the interesting information not only about the leaders. An attention is traditionally paid to all EPL competitions. At the early stage, the main disappointment was “West Ham”. The team strengthened its positions in summer but the results leave much to be desired. Transfers meet not all the expectations. For example, Yarmolenko rarely comes off the substitutes’ bench and doesn't show his potential. The Premier League live scores are always reliable and timely data that’ll let you navigate in the English football world. All the competitions are broadcasted online, which means that it’s necessary to spend a few seconds to receive the data you’re interested in. London “Arsenal” Prospects for the Current Season “Arsenal” and its playing are the main intrigues of the season. This is dependent on the following factors: 1. Main coach’s replacement. This is the most important indicator, as Arsene Wenger has inured his players to his special style for 22 years. Now, the team plays in a different manner, and the statistics on 777score proves it. 2. Participation in the Europa League. Unfortunately, “Arsenal” fans are forced to play only in the Europa League for the second season in a row. In the last season, the team almost entered the final but lost to Madrid “Atletico”. It’s still not known to what Unai Emery will give his priority - the EPL or the Europa League. Much will depend on the success on the domestic arena in the first half of the season. 3. Features of transfer policy. Wenger resigned but it seems that the transfer policy of the team hasn’t changed: it chooses young Frenchmen that’ll be known already in the near future. Some of them become first-string right now. Obviously, no one will expect the new champion title from Emery but the management and fans have quite big ambitions. The coach's future depends on whether he’ll achieve success on all fronts and find a common language with the team leaders who need new challenges.
Source Daily Sports
Posted October 4, 2018
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