Opening day English premier league fixtures

Manchester City begin their defence of a first Premier
League title with a home game against Southampton on
the opening day.
For neighbours Manchester United a tough trip to Goodison Park
awaits as David Moyes' Everton look to break an unwelcome trend
of starting new campaigns badly.
Arsenal open up by welcoming Sunderland to the Emirates, while
North London rivals Tottenham face a tricky looking game at St
James' Park as Newcastle United play hosts.
European champions Chelsea travel to the North West to face
Wigan Athletic, while Reading's return to the top flight sees them
host Stoke City.
Liverpool begin life under Brendan Rodgers with a trip to the
Midlands to face a West Brom side that welcome a new manager
of their own in the shape of Steve Clarke.
Another new Premier League manager making his bow will be
Michael Laudrup as his Swansea City side have a capital date with
Queens Park Rangers.
It's all change at Norwich City too as Chris Hughton begins his
tenure as Canaries boss with a trip to Fulham.
The big time returns to Upton Park on the opening day as Aston
Villa start life under Paul Lambert with a trip to West Ham.

I cant wait for the English Premier League to kick off. The best league in the world (IMO)

...your opinion is mutual...

D REAL MAN wrote:

I cant wait for the English Premier League to kick off. The best league in the world (IMO)

i disagree.in time of playing on the pitch is not the best.its spanish leageu the home of stars where world best player always come out.but premier leageu is the most popular leageu

Why are you talking like this.. Count the number of clubs that have won the UEFA Champions League in England & Spain and you will see what I mean by English Premier League being the best league in the world.

See below for yourself

Spain: Real Madrid (1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1966, 1998, 2000, 2002) & Barcelona (1992, 2006, 2009, 2011)

England: Liverpool (1977, 1978, 1981, 1984, 2005) , Man Utd (1968, 1999, 2008), Chelsea (2012), Notthingham Forest (1979, 1980), & Aston Villa (1982),

Case close.