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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 20: Wolves

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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 19: West Ham

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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 18: Watford

Periods of wild uncertainty have followed promotion and finances mean lavish spending has been impossible

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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 17: Tottenham

The Harry Kane saga is dominating the agenda in a summer when the transfer window was always going to be everything

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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 16: Southampton

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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 15: Norwich City

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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 14: Newcastle

Steve Bruce is entering dangerous territory with fans back because many feel he is not getting the best from the squad

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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 13: Manchester United

Nothing short of the title will suffice but even with Sancho and Varane added the squad looks light in other areas

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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 12: Manchester City

The signing of Grealish has made Guardiola’s team look even more formidable and Kane could yet jump on the juggernaut

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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 11: Liverpool

Winning mentality was plain in late run and with defenders coming back the key may be how much Wijnaldum is missed

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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 10: Leicester City

Daka looks a shrewd signing but Fofana injury is a setback and losing players to the Africa Cup of Nations could hurt

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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 9: Leeds

A push for Europe does not seem unrealistic with Elland Road full again and Marcelo Bielsa surely about to sign a new deal

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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 8: Everton

Rafael Benítez has two major gaps to bridge: between himself and the fans and between the team and the European places

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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 7: Crystal Palace

Patrick Vieira must transform an ageing, pragmatic side into a vibrant attacking force and give youngsters a platform

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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 6: Chelsea

Chelsea will be full of confidence but need a new striker and more ruthlessness to win the title

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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 5: Burnley

The first XI is robust and reliable but lack of transfers risks leaving the squad short of depth and angering Sean Dyche

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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 4: Brighton

With Ben White gone and Enock Mwepu the only notable arrival, this could be a season of struggle without more signings

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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 3: Brentford

Punchy, front-foot style will be a welcome addition to the top flight and plenty of the team should take step up in their stride

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Premier League 2021-22 preview No 2: Aston Villa

Team are heading in right direction under Dean Smith’s savvy coaching but Jack Grealish’s future holds the key to this season

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