Ten Premier League openers, predicted: Liverpool's grip on Newcastle and Coventry's return at Arsenal

Arsenal

👥 The Crowd 18 fans 4-3-3

1 Raya

12 ? Timber

6 Magalhães

2 ? Saliba

5 ? Hincapié

41 Rice

8 ? Ødegaard

36 ? Zubimendi

7 ? Saka

14 Gyökeres

11 ? Martinelli

Coventry 4 to go

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Arsenal open at home to Coventry, who they have beaten in both previous meetings. The early shape is a 4-2-3-1 around Raya, Rice and Odegaard, and the data leans to the hosts.

Hull City 5 to go

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Manchester United

👥 The Crowd 17 fans 4-4-2

31 Lammens

2 ? Dalot

5 ? Maguire

6 ? Martínez

23 ? Shaw

8 ? Fernandes

18 ? Casemiro

37 ? Mainoo

7 ? Mount

30 ? Šeško

10 ? Cunha

Hull City host Manchester United, who have won five of their eight meetings. United are the head-to-head favourites, though the early data stops short of a firm call.

Everton 3 to go

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Crystal Palace 5 to go

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Everton welcome Crystal Palace unbeaten in the last ten between the sides, six wins and four draws. The early XI shapes up as a 4-3-3 with Pickford, Keane and Garner, and the data points home.

Ipswich 4 to go

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Sunderland 3 to go

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Ipswich and Sunderland are level across their last ten meetings, four wins each and two draws. The early data nudges towards Ipswich at home in a tight one.

Nottingham Forest 4 to go

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Leeds 3 to go

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Nottingham Forest host Leeds, a fixture that has gone four wins to three Forest's way across ten. The data slightly favours the visitors, who line up in a 3-5-2.

Brentford 4 to go

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Tottenham

👥 The Crowd 5 fans 4-4-2

1 ? Vicario

23 ? Porro

37 ? Ven

24 ? Spence

– ? Dorrington

6 ? Palhinha

7 Simons

6 ? Hall

20 ? Kudus

19 ? Solanke

9 ? Richarlison

Brentford host Tottenham, who hold the edge with five wins in ten. The data backs a double chance on Spurs or the draw.

Brighton 4 to go

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Aston Villa 4 to go

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Brighton host Aston Villa, strong travellers here with seven wins in their last ten visits. The early data does not settle on a favourite.

Manchester City

👥 The Crowd 15 fans 4-2-3-1

25 Donnarumma

3 ? Dias

45 Khusanov

15 ? Guéhi

24 ? Gvardiol

16 ? Rodri

4 ? Reijnders

11 ? Doku

42 ? Semenyo

47 ? Foden

9 Haaland

Bournemouth 5 to go

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Manchester City host Bournemouth, who they have beaten eight times in ten meetings. The early data has not landed on a verdict, but the record favours the champions.

Newcastle 3 to go

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Liverpool

👥 The Crowd 12 fans 4-4-2

1 Becker

12 ? Bradley

4 Dijk

2 ? Gomez

6 ? Kerkez

8 ? Szoboszlai

10 ? Allister

38 ? Gravenberch

7 ? Wirtz

9 ? Isak

22 ? Ekitike

Newcastle host Liverpool, who have taken eight of the last ten between them. The data backs a double chance on the visitors or a draw.

Fulham 4 to go

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Chelsea

👥 The Crowd 8 fans 4-4-2

1 Sánchez

24 ? James

6 Colwill

23 ? Chalobah

21 ? Hato

25 ? Caicedo

8 ? Fernández

10 ? Palmer

45 ? Lavia

20 Pedro

9 ? Delap

Fulham host Chelsea, who have won six of their ten visits to Craven Cottage. The early data is unconvinced either way.