Lay Tipster 'Lay Low' Makes Another Profit....

Yesterday we spoke about FREE Trialist Tipster LAY LOW.

Well, they didn't disappoint making yet another profit on the day all be it a small one.

LAY LOW advised five lay tips yesterday of which three were successful finishing 2nd, 3rd & 6th.

Although there were two losing lays (horses that won) because of the low prices LAY LOW advises it was still enough to make a profit of +1.46 points on the day, or £14.60 to £10 stakes.

Yesterdays five lay selections returned at Betfair prices of 4.0, 2.7, 2.59, 2.24 & 1.88

This meant that yesterdays average lay price was 2.68 or near 13/8 in fractions.

LAY LOW has now amassed +24.75 points profit in August with one day to go, this means another healthy guaranteed profit.

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'LAY LOW' Producing More Profits For FREE In August

Last month we spoke at length about one of our FREE trialists 'LAY LOW'.

In July this tipster produced £264 profit to £10 stakes laying low priced horses.

Well, they are back making profits again this month to the tune of £232 at 29th August.

The best thing about LAY LOW is that the average price of their horse lays is under 2/1 !

So it's quite remarkable that such good profits are being made.

Today LAY LOW has five lay selections.

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£100 To £50'000 Challenge - Update

It's been a short while since we mentioned our £100 to £50'000 challenge so we thought we would give you an update today.

We are nearly two months in to our challenge (8 days to go before we complete 2 full months) and we were hoping to have a bank of £145 at the end of Month Two.

After placing todays two bets our bank currently stands at £176.75 so as you can see we are well ahead of schedule.

At the end of Year One our forecast was to have a bank size of £800-900. Our forecasts are now predicting we will hit this by Month 9 to 10, also that we will smash through the £1000 barrier by the end of the year.

There is a long way to go however and we wont see significant profit growth until mid way through Year Two.

But having started with £2 stakes on our first day, we are at now placing bets of around £3.70 so nearly double our initial starting outlay.

It just shows what having a professional mindset and patience can do when following a successful tipster.

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PREMIER LEAGUE MATCH PREVIEWS – SATURDAY AUGUST 27 – SUNDAY AUGUST 28

(Transfer information as of Thursday 0900)

Tottenham Hotspur v Liverpool – Saturday 1230

Form (league matches only – earliest matches first):

Tottenham DW

Liverpool WL

Key signings:

Tottenham – Vincent Janssen (£18.6 million), Victor Wanyama (£11 million)

Liverpool – Sadio Mane (£36 million), Georginio Wijnaldum (£25 million), Loris Karius (£4.5 million), Ragnar Klavan (unknown)

Key departures:

Tottenham – Alex Pritchard, DeAndre Yedlin, Federico Fazio (loan)

Liverpool – Jordon Ibe, Joe Allen, Martin Skrtel, Jerome Sinclair, Brad Smith, Christian Benteke

• Liverpool fans must be wondering if this will be another season of inconsistency after they lost to Burnley last week. Tottenham are also not firing on all cylinders yet, and perhaps a draw is most likely here.

Chelsea v Burnley – Saturday 1500

Form:

Chelsea WW

Burnley LW

Key signings:

Chelsea – Michy Batshuayi (£33.2 million), N’Golo Kante (£32 million)

Burnley – Steven Defour (£8 million), Nick Pope (£1.1 million)

Key departures:

Chelsea – Mohammed Salah, Baba Rahman (loan), Nathan Ake (loan)

Burnley – Joey Barton, Matt Gilks, Lloyd Dyer, Matt Taylor

• Burnley’s win over Liverpool may have done wonders for their confidence. However, they should not expect to win many more matches with only 19% of possession. Chelsea have started well and should be fancied for a third win here.

Crystal Palace v Bournemouth – Saturday 1500

Form:

Crystal Palace LL

Bournemouth LL

Key signings:

Crystal Palace – Christian Benteke (£32 million), Andros Townsend (£13 million), James Tomkins (£10 million), Steve Mandanda (free)

Bournemouth – Jordon Ibe (£15 million), Lys Mousset (£5.4 million), Lewis Cook (£10 million), Brad Smith (£6 million), Marc Wilson (£2 million), Nathan Ake (loan)

Key departures:

Crystal Palace – Dwight Gayle, Alex McCarthy, Brede Hangeland, Marouane Chamakh, Adrian Mariappa, Yannick Bolasie, Mile Jedinak

Bournemouth – Tommy Elphick, Matt Ritchie, Lee Tomlin

• This is a meeting of the sides currently occupying the bottom two places. Palace are also the only side in the league yet to score. Could Christian Benteke score a debut goal to get Palace’s season moving?

Everton v Stoke City – Saturday 1500

Form:

Everton DW

Stoke DL

Key signings:

Everton – Yannick Bolasie (£28 million), Ashley Williams (£12 million), Idrissa Gueye (£7.1 million), Marten Stekelenburg (free)

Stoke – Joe Allen (£13 million), Ramadan Sobhi (£5.5 million)

Key departures:

Everton – John Stones, Leon Osman, Tim Howard, Tony Hibbert, Steven Pienaar

Stoke – Peter Odemwingie, Steve Sidwell, Marc Wilson

• Neither side has kept a clean sheet so far, but Everton may just have enough to edge a match in which both sides may well score.

Leicester City v Swansea City – Saturday 1500

Form:

Leicester LD

Swansea WL

Key signings:

Leicester – Nampalys Mendy (£13 million), Ron-Robert Zieler (£2.6 million), Ahmed Musa (undisclosed), Luis Hernandez (free)

Swansea – Leroy Fer (£4.75 million), Mike van der Hoorn (free)

Key departures:

Leicester - N’Golo Kante, Andrej Kramaric, Mark Schwarzer, Ritchie DeLaet

Swansea – Ashley Williams, Andre Ayew, Eder, Alberto Paloschi, Bafetimbi Gomis (loan)

• Leicester showed something like their form of last season in drawing with Arsenal, and will start as favourites against a Swansea side who are yet to replace their big name departures, and who lost to Hull last time out.

Southampton v Sunderland – Saturday 1500

Form:

Southampton DL

Sunderland LL

Key signings:

Southampton – Nathan Redmond (£11 million), Alex McCarthy (£4 million), Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg (undisclosed)

Sunderland – Paddy McNair, Donald Love (£5.5 million combined), Adnan Januzaj (loan)

Key departures:

Southampton – Sadio Mane, Victor Wanyama, Kelvin Davis, Graziano Pelle, Gaston Ramirez, Paulo Gazzaniga (loan)

Sunderland – Emmanuel Giaccherini, Danny Graham, Steven Fletcher, Wes Brown, Younes Kaboul

Middlesbrough – Jonathan Woodgate

• Sunderland have lost both matches by the odd goal so far, and they may stand a good chance of getting some points on the board as they make the long trip to Southampton, whose squad certainly looks weaker than last season’s.

Watford v Arsenal – Saturday 1500

Form:

Watford DL

Arsenal LD

Key signings:

Watford – Roberto Pereyra (£13.5 million), Isaac Success (£12.5 million), Daryl Janmaat (£7 million), Christian Kabasele (£5.8 million), Younes Kaboul (£3.5 million), Brice Dja Djedje (£3 million), Jerome Sinclair (free), Juan Camilo Zaniga (loan)

Arsenal – Granit Xhaka (£34 million), Rob Holding (£2 million)

Key departures:

Watford - Almen Adbi, Jose Manuel Jurado

Arsenal – Tomas Rosicky, Mikel Arteta

• Watford continue to splash the cash, but at a club where no manager seems to last long, the spending spree may only increase their expectations and increase the pressure. Arsenal have had a difficult start and also have only one point, but will be favourites to record a win here.

Hull City v Manchester United – Saturday 1730

Form:

Hull WW

Man Utd WW

Key signings:

Hull - Jonathan Edwards (free), Will Mannion (undisclosed compensation)

Manchester United – Paul Pogba (£89 million), Eric Bailly (£30 million), Henrikh Mkhitaryan (£26.5 million),  Zlatan Ibrahimovic (free)

Key departures:

Hull – Mohamed Diame, Ryan Taylor, Sone Aluko

Manchester United – Guillermo Varela (loan), Victor Valdes, Nick Powell

• Perhaps an unlikely early top of the table clash. However, while Hull certainly deserve credit for what they have done so far, they surely cannot maintain their position amongst the leaders with such a threadbare squad. United must start as favourites here, having delivered two really impressive performances so far.

West Bromwich Albion v Middlesbrough – Sunday 1330

Form:

West Brom WL

Middlesbrough DW

Key signings:

West Brom – Matt Phillips (£5.5 million), Brendan Galloway (loan)

Middlesbrough – Marten de Roon (£12 million), Viktor Fisher (£3.8 million), Victor Valdes (free), Bernardo Espinoza (free)

Key departures:

West Brom – Stephane Sessegnon, Victor Anichebe

Middlesbrough – Jonathan Woodgate

Neither side is fancied to do well, but both already have a morale boosting win under their belts. A closely fought match could be in store here.

Manchester City v West Ham United – Sunday 1600

Form:

Man City WW

West Ham LW

Key signings:

Manchester City – John Stones (£47.5 million), Leroy Sane (£37 million), Gabriel Jesus (£27 million), Ilkay Gundogan (£21 million), Nolito (£13.8 million)

West Ham – Andre Ayew (£20.5 million), Manuel Lanzini (£9.4 million) – previously played for club as loan player, Arthur Masuaku (£6 million)

Key departures:

Manchester City – Martin Demichelis

West Ham – James Tomkins

• It’s very early days, but City are exactly where many people expected them to be – top of the table and as the leading scorers in the league. With West Ham’s two main forwards injured, City will certainly carry the larger goal threat here.

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FREE TIP - 23RD AUGUST 2016

Today we bring you a FREE TIP courtesy of our Pro Tipster ALEX REY SPORTS.

Alex concentrates on 'ball' sports, so if your niche is football, cricket, tennis, rugby or even table tennis this is your man!

Today Alex has advised one investment on football, details are below.

Football - Northern Premier League
Nantwich to beat Halesowen,
2pt Win @ 8/11 Bet365

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PREMIER LEAGUE MATCH PREVIEWS – SATURDAY AUGUST 20 – SUNDAY AUGUST 21

Stoke City v Manchester City – Saturday 1230

Form:

Stoke D

Man City W

Key signings:

Stoke – Joe Allen (£13 million), Ramadan Sobhi (£5.5 million)

Manchester City – John Stones (£47.5 million), Leroy Sane (£37 million), Gabriel Jesus (£27 million), Ilkay Gundogan (£21 million), Nolito (£13.8 million)

Key departures:

Stoke – Peter Odemwingie, Steve Sidwell, Marc Wilson

Manchester City – Martin Demichelis

• Despite only winning on the opening day via an own goal and a penalty, Manchester City must still be fancied here. Jack Butland could be fit to return in the Stoke goal.

Burnley v Liverpool – Saturday 1500

Form:

Burnley L

Liverpool W

Key signings:

Burnley – Steven Defour (£8 million), Nick Pope (£1.1 million)

Liverpool – Sadio Mane (£36 million), Georginio Wijnaldum (£25 million), Loris Karius (£4.5 million)

Key departures:

Burnley – Joey Barton, Matt Gilks, Lloyd Dyer, Matt Taylor

Liverpool – Jordon Ibe, Joe Allen, Martin Skrtel, Jerome Sinclair, Brad Smith

• Burnley are expected to field their record signing, Belgian international midfielder Steven Defour, for the first time. Despite the loss of Sadio Mane to what could be a significant injury, expect Liverpool to add to their amazing first day win over Arsenal.

Swansea City v Hull City – Saturday 1500

Form:

Swansea W

Hull W

Key signings:

Swansea – Leroy Fer (£4.75 million), Mike van der Hoorn (free)

Hull - Jonathan Edwards (free), Will Mannion (undisclosed compensation)

Key departures:

Swansea – Ashley Williams, Andre Ayew, Eder, Alberto Paloschi, Bafetimbi Gomis (loan)

Hull – Mohamed Diame, Ryan Taylor, Sone Aluko

• There was no doubt about the surprise of the opening weekend, and it came at the KC Stadium were Hull, despite all their problems, defeated champions Leicester. Although Swansea also won last week, Hull could have great chance to make it a fairytale start here.

Tottenham Hotspur v Crystal Palace – Saturday 1500

Form:

Tottenham D

Crystal Palace L

Key signings:

Tottenham – Vincent Janssen (£18.6 million), Victor Wanyama (£11 million)

Crystal Palace – Andros Townsend (£13 million), James Tomkins (£10 million), Steve Mandanda (free)

Key departures:

Tottenham – Alex Pritchard, Federico Fazio (loan)

Crystal Palace – Dwight Gayle, Alex McCarthy, Brede Hangeland, Marouane Chamakh, Adrian Mariappa, Yannick Bolasie, Mile Jedinak

• Tottenham were not entirely convincing in drawing with Everton, but have the stronger side on paper for this match and will start as favourites against Palace, who lost to West Brom last time out. Spurs’ goalkeeper Hugo Lloris will miss four weeks of football after last week’s injury, but will be replaced by the more than capable Michel Vorm.

Watford v Chelsea – Saturday 1500

Form:

Watford D

Chelsea W

Key signings:

Watford – Isaac Success (£12.5 million), Christian Kabasele (£5.8 million), Brice Dja Djedje (£3 million), Jerome Sinclair (free), Juan Camilo Zaniga (loan)

Chelsea – Michy Batshuayi (£33.2 million), N’Golo Kante (£32 million)

Key departures:

Watford – Almen Adbi, Jose Manuel Jurado,

Chelsea – Mohammed Salah, Baba Rahman (loan), Nathan Ake (loan)

• Chelsea came through a potentially difficult opening match against West Ham to bag three points, and they must be favourites to make it six points here.

West Bromwich Albion v Everton – Saturday 1500

Form:

West Brom W

Everton D

Key signings:

West Brom – Matt Phillips (£5.5 million)

Everton – Yannick Bolasie (£28 million), Ashley Williams (£12 million), Idrissa Gueye (£7.1 million), Marten Stekelenburg (free)

Key departures:

West Brom – Stephane Sessegnon, Victor Anichebe

Everton – John Stones, Leon Osman, Tim Howard, Tony Hibbert, Steven Pienaar

• Both teams will be fairly satisfied with their first result – a 1-0 away win for West Brom and a draw with Tottenham for Everton. Perhaps a draw is most likely here.

Leicester City v Arsenal – Saturday 1730

Form:

Leicester L

Arsenal L

Key signings:

Leicester – Nampalys Mendy (£13 million), Ron-Robert Zieler (£2.6 million), Ahmed Musa (undisclosed), Luis Hernandez (free)

Arsenal – Granit Xhaka (£34 million), Rob Holding (£2 million)

Key departures:

Leicester - N’Golo Kante, Andrej Kramaric, Mark Schwarzer

Arsenal – Tomas Rosicky, Mikel Arteta

• In contrast, this pairs two sides who will definitely not be satisfied with their opening day performance. Leicester fell to a shock defeat at Hull, while the Emirates faithful turned on Arsenal after their defeat to Liverpool. Laurent Koscielny is expected to return after his extended break, which should shore up Arsenal’s defence, but they now have injuries in midfield to the likes of Aaron Ramsey and Alex Iwobi. The best news of the week for Leicester is that Riyad Mahrez has signed a new four year contract. Perhaps a score draw here?

Sunderland v Middlesbrough – Sunday 1330

Form:

Sunderland L

Middlesbrough D

Key signings:

Sunderland – Paddy McNair, Donald Love (£5.5 million combined), Adnan Januzaj (loan)

Middlesbrough – Marten de Roon (£12 million), Viktor Fisher (£3.8 million), Victor Valdes (free), Bernardo Espinoza (free)

Key departures:

Sunderland – Emmanuel Giaccherini, Danny Graham, Steven Fletcher, Wes Brown

Middlesbrough – Jonathan Woodgate

• The return of this particular North East derby to the Premier fixture programme. Perhaps don’t expect many goals here, and if there is a winner, it could well be by a single goal.

West Ham United v Bournemouth – Sunday 1600

Form:

West Ham L

Bournemouth L

Key signings:

West Ham – Andre Ayew (£20.5 million), Manuel Lanzini (£9.4 million) – previously played for club as loan player, Arthur Masuaku (£6 million)

Bournemouth – Jordon Ibe (£15 million), Lys Mousset (£5.4 million), Lewis Cook (£10 million), Brad Smith (£6 million), Marc Wilson (£2 million), Nathan Ake (loan)

Key departures:

West Ham – James Tomkins

Bournemouth – Tommy Elphick, Matt Ritchie, Lee Tomlin

• Two sides who lost on the first weekend, albeit both to teams who are among the favourites for the title (Chelsea and Manchester United). Andre Ayew starts a lengthy layoff, which will be a blow to the Hammers, but they still may have enough to see off the Cherries.

£100 to £50'000 Challenge Update

Its been around a week since we last gave an update on our £100 to £50'000 challenge.

After a 'sticky' week our Pro Tipster VALUE FAVS has once again kicked on.

In the past three days VALUE FAVS have given 8 winning tips from 9!

We are currently 12 days in to Month Two of our challenge and we are already well ahead of schedule.

At the end of Month One our target was to reach a bank of £120. We smashed through this ending the month with a bank of £147.86

The target for the end of Month Two is £145, we started the month ahead of this amount so there is no pressure and we are excited to see where we end the current month.

Our current bank before todays tips were placed stands at £161.27

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PREMIER LEAGUE MATCH PREVIEWS – SATURDAY AUGUST 13 - MONDAY AUGUST 15

(Transfer information as of Thursday 1400)

Hull City v Leicester City – Saturday 1230

Last year’s positions: Hull 4^th (Championship), Leicester 1^st

Key signings:

Hull - Jonathan Edwards (free), Will Mannion (undisclosed compensation)

Leicester – Nampalys Mendy (£13 million), Ron-Robert Zieler (£2.6 million), Ahmed Musa (undisclosed), Luis Hernandez (free)

Key departures:

Hull – Mohamed Diame, Ryan Taylor, Sone Aluko

Leicester - N’Golo Kante, Andrej Kramaric, Mark Schwarzer

• Champions Leicester start their title defence, and only one of their star players – N’Golo Kante – has moved on. Nevertheless, they start as only seventh favourites at 33-1. Hull are the rank outsiders at 1500-1 (no bookie has been bold enough to quote 5000-1 on any club after last season), and have undoubtedly suffered from being unable to appoint a permanent manager, with no new acquisitions that will excite the faithful. Expect Leicester to start with a win here.

Burnley v Swansea City - Saturday 1500

Last year’s positions: Burnley 1^st (Championship), Swansea 12^th

Key signings:

Burnley – Nick Pope (£1.1 million)

Swansea – Leroy Fer (£4.75 million), Mike van der Hoorn (free)

Key departures:

Burnley – Joey Barton, Matt Gilks, Lloyd Dyer, Matt Taylor

Swansea – Ashley Williams, Andre Ayew, Eder, Alberto Paloschi, Bafetimbi Gomis (loan)

• If Burnley are to survive in the Premier League, then this is an example of a match they need to target for a win. Swansea seem to have little prospect of improving on last year’s lower mid-table finish, especially as two key players have left. That said, Burnley themselves have little cash to splash. A low scoring draw may be a good bet here.

Crystal Palace v West Bromwich Albion - Saturday 1500

Last year’s positions: Crystal Palace 15^th, West Brom 14^th

Key signings:

Crystal Palace – Andros Townsend (£13 million), James Tomkins (£10 million), Steve Mandanda (free)

West Brom – Matt Phillips (£5.5 million)

Key departures:

Crystal Palace – Dwight Gayle, Alex McCarthy, Brede Hangeland, Marouane Chamakh, Adrian Mariappa

West Brom – Stephane Sessegnon, Victor Anichebe

• Two sides who finished within a point of each other last year. Don’t expect a goal fest, but home advantage and the exciting signing of Andros Townsend might give Palace the edge.

Everton v Tottenham Hotspur - Saturday 1500

Last year’s positions: Everton 11^th, Tottenham 3^rd

Key signings:

Everton – Ashley Williams (£12 million), Idrissa Gueye (£7.1 million), Marten Stekelenburg (free)

Tottenham – Vincent Janssen (£18.6 million), Victor Wanyama (£11 million)

Key departures:

Everton – John Stones, Leon Osman, Tim Howard, Tony Hibbert, Steven Pienaar

Tottenham – Alex Pritchard, Federico Fazio (loan)

• Eveeton have spent some money on a proven top flight performer in Ashley Williams, and it remains to be seen who Everton will spend their new wealth on, and what impact Ronald Koeman’s managerial expertise will have. Even with the now departed John Stones in their defence last season, Everton leaked goals alarmingly. Expect Tottenham to triumph here as their young squad continues to develop.

Middlesbrough v Stoke City - Saturday 1500

Last year’s positions: Middlesbrough 2^nd (Championship), Stoke 9^th

Key signings:

Middlesbrough – Marten de Roon (£12 million), Viktor Fisher (£3.8 million), Victor Valdes (free), Bernardo Espinoza (free)

Stoke – Joe Allen (£13 million), Ramadan Sobhi (£5.5 million)

Key departures:

Middlesbrough – Jonathan Woodgate

Stoke – Peter Odemwingie, Steve Sidwell

• Middlesbrough are another promoted side who have a winnable home game on the opening day, and they could well pull it off.

Southampton v Watford - Saturday 1500

Last year’s positions: Southampton 6^th, Watford 13^th

Key signings:

Southampton – Nathan Redmond (£11 million), Alex McCarthy (£4 million), Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg (undisclosed)

Watford – Isaac Success (£12.5 million), Christian Kabasele (£5.8 million), Brice Dja Djedje (£3 million), Jerome Sinclair (free), Juan Camilo Zaniga (loan)

Key departures:

Southampton – Sadio Mane, Victor Wanyama, Kelvin Davis, Graziano Pelle, Gaston Ramirez, Paulo Gazzaniga (loan)

Watford – Almen Adbi, Jose Manuel Jurado,

• Southampton continue to gain plaudits for their performances and style of play, but what will life be like under Claude Puel? It also appears at first glance that their squad is currently weaker than last season’s. Watford once again have a new manager, Walter Mazzari, and if his big signings fire, the Hornets could edge this one.

Manchester City v Sunderland – Saturday 1730

Last year’s positions: Man City 4^th, Sunderland 17^th

Key signings:

Manchester City – John Stones (£47.5 million), Leroy Sane (£37 million), Gabriel Jesus (£27 million), Ilkay Gundogan (£21 million), Nolito (£13.8 million)

Sunderland - None

Key departures:

Manchester City – Martin Demichelis

Sunderland – Emmanuel Giaccherini, Danny Graham, Steven Fletcher, Wes Brown

• City have again spent the summer investing in a wealth of talent, mostly in the forward positions, although their biggest spend came in the last few days with a British record outlay on defender John Stones. It remains to be seen how all of these attackers will fit into the side, never mind where it leaves a talented young player like Kelechi Iheanacho. David Moyes returns to Premier League management with Sunderland, replacing the England-bound Sam Allardyce, and perhaps because of the managerial change, they have not been active in the transfer market. City start as title favourites, and as favourites to win here.

Bournemouth v Manchester United – Sunday 1330

Last year’s positions: Bournemouth 16^th, Man Utd 5^th

Key signings:

Bournemouth – Jordon Ibe (£15 million), Lys Mousset (£5.4 million), Lewis Cook (£10 million), Brad Smith (£6 million), Nathan Ake (loan)

Manchester United – Paul Pogba (£89 million), Eric Bailly (£30 million), Henrikh Mkhitaryan (£26.5 million),  Zlatan Ibrahimovic (free)

Key departures:

Bournemouth – Tommy Elphick, Matt Ritchie, Lee Tomlin

Manchester United – Guillermo Varela (loan), Victor Valdes, Nick Powell

• Two sides who have been splashing the cash during the close season meet here. Whether or not United fare better this season remains to be seen, but the Red Devils will certainly be expecting to start with three points here.

Arsenal v Liverpool – Sunday 1600

Last year’s positions: Arsenal 2^nd, Liverpool 8^th

Key signings:

Arsenal – Granit Xhaka (£34 million)

Liverpool – Sadio Mane (£36 million), Georginio Wijnaldum (£25 million), Loris Karius (£4.5 million)

Key departures:

Arsenal – Tomas Rosicky, Mikel Arteta

Liverpool – Jordon Ibe, Joe Allen, Martin Skrtel, Jerome Sinclair

• Arsenal finished last season strongly, but that was not enough to satisfy some supporters as another year went by without a significant title challenge. Arsenal have made just one major addition to the squad this summer. Many people are expecting Liverpool to fare better this time now Jurgen Klopp has had more time to mould the team in his style. This match – possibly the heavyweight clash of the opening weekend – could be won by whoever performs to their best on the day.

Chelsea v West Ham United – Monday 2000

Last year’s positions: Chelsea 10^th, West Ham 7^th

Key signings:

Chelsea – Michy Batshuayi (£33.2 million), N’Golo Kante (£32 million)

West Ham – Andre Ayew (£20.5 million), Manuel Lanzini (£9.4 million) – previously played for club as loan player, Arthur Masuaku (£6 million)

Key departures:

Chelsea – Mohammed Salah, Baba Rahman (loan), Nathan Ake (loan)

West Ham – James Tomkins

• Antonio Conte takes charge of Chelsea, so can he do better than Jose Mourinho, avoid last season’s stories of player unrest and lead them to the title? Most bookmakers have Chelsea no better than fourth favourites, and it would be a big leap from tenth to first in one season. They also face a tricky opening game.

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