BREAKING TEAM NEWSpublished at 11:33 British Summer Time 13 August 2016
Hull v Leicester (12:30 BST)
The Foxes give a debut to striker Ahmed Musa, alongside Jamie Vardy.
Full team news to come.
Diomande with acrobatic finish
Mahrez pen after foul by Huddlestone
Pen awarded 14 seconds after restart
Snodgrass strikes winner from 16 yards
Shamoon Hafez
Hull v Leicester (12:30 BST)
The Foxes give a debut to striker Ahmed Musa, alongside Jamie Vardy.
Full team news to come.
Everton v Tottenham (15:00 BST)
Tottenham Hotspur
Take a look at the shirt, because you won't be seeing it anymore.
Tottenham midfielder Dele Alli has decided to change the name on the back of his shirt from Alli to Dele.
Explaining the decision, he said:, external "I wanted a name on my shirt that represented who I am and I feel I have no connection with the Alli surname."
Any Spurs fans buy 'Alli 20' for this season? Don't worry, the England international has offered to compensate those who have.
Nice lad.
Scottish football your thing? You're in luck.
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Neil Jones: Spurs, Lingard, Everton. Ranieri
Ethan Rogers: Man United, Kane, Middlesborough, Mike Phelan
Ben Roberts: Chelsea, Riyad Mahrez, Middlesbrough, Tony Pulis
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Try convincing Diego Maradona (5ft 5in).
Clearly it’s not always true that bigger is better. In football particularly, it really does take all sorts.
Think Marouane Fellaini and Mathieu Valbuena in midfield. Remember that photo from a while back? Disclaimer: Valbuena is leaning back...
Our colleagues at BBC iWonder have put together this brilliant interactive guide where you can compare your own body type against the top flight's finest.
Were you born to be a Premier League striker?
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Ethan Croft: 1. Man city 2. Sergio aguero (finally) 3. Liverpool (good playing style) 4. Pochettino ( expectations will be too high)
Christopher Watitwa: Man Utd Anthony Martial Everton Karanka(Middlesbrough)
Dolbz: Champions: Man City Player of the Season: Pogba Team to Watch: Middlesbrough First Sacking: Guidolin
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Marten de Roon, Atalanta to Middlesbrough
Age: 25 Cost: £12m (reported) Position: Midfielder
Career so far: Has spent most of his career in the Netherlands, with Sparta Rotterdam and Heerenveen. Joined Atalanta for a reported £1m last summer and leaves after one goal in 36 Serie A appearances.
What type of player is he? A defensive midfielder who loves a tackle - illustrated by nine bookings last season. He was top of Serie A's rankings for tackles - and second for interceptions - last season. Don't expect many goals, he's only ever notched 11.
Will he cut it in the Premier League? This type of disciplined, defensive midfielder often shines in the Premier League, so he could be key for Boro - but there is a long list of Serie A players who never adapted to English football.
In his own words: "On the pitch, something clicks and I become a different person. I enjoy standing on someone's toes every now and then or whispering in someone's ear if they do something wrong or miss a chance," he said in a Youtube video, external this year.
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Tom Holmes: Man City, Aguero, Liverpool, Moyes
Jacob Taylor: Chelsea, Leroy Sane, Crystal Palace, Walter Mazzarri
Gavin Lloyd Branch: 1. Man City 2. De Bruyne 3. West Ham 4. David Moyes
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Premier League
Here is the opening round fixture list in full (all times BST):
Saturday:
Hull v Leicester (12:30)
Burnley v Swansea (15:00)
Crystal Palace v West Brom (15:00)
Everton v Tottenham (15:00)
Middlesbrough v Stoke (15:00)
Southampton v Watford (15:00)
Manchester City v Sunderland (17:30)
Sunday:
Bournemouth v Manchester United (13:30)
Arsenal v Liverpool (16:00)
Monday:
Chelsea v West Ham (20:00)
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☠ MÛFÇ ☠: Champions: Man Utd Player of season: De Bruyne Team to watch: West Ham First Sacking: Walter Mazzari (Watford)
Vegim Vula: Champions: Man City Player of season: Coutinho Team to watch: Arsenal First sacking: Swansea
Len: Champions: Man City; Player of the season: Aguero; Team to watch: Chelsea; First sacking: Claude Puel
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Eric Bailly, Villarreal to Manchester United
Age: 22 Cost: £30m Position: Defender
Career so far: Began his professional career with Spanish club Espanyol before moving to Villarreal for a reported £4.8m in January 2015 as a replacement for Gabriel Paulista, who had joined Arsenal. Won the Africa Cup of Nations in 2015 with Ivory Coast.
What type of player is he? Aggressive, quick, strong, good in the air and with his feet, Bailly was sorely missed as Villarreal were beaten 3-0 away by Liverpool in last season's Europa League semi-final second leg.
Will he cut it in the Premier League? All the signs suggest he will. Bailly caught the eye with some really strong displays against Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Neymar and Karim Benzema as Villarreal finished fourth in La Liga last year.
What has been said about him? United manager Jose Mourinho: "Eric is a young central defender with great natural talent. He has progressed well to date and has the potential to become one of the best around."
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Scott Forrest: 1.Man Utd 2.Schweinsteiger 3.Leicester 4.Guardiola
Nikhil Vaswani: 1. Man Utd 2. Ozil 3. Mane 4. Aitor Karanka
Shuvam Sinha: 1 Man City 2. Luke Shaw 3. Boro 4. Mazzarri
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BBC World Service
Anyone been watching the Olympics....let's wind back time a little.
It began with one of the top, top national anthems - and an Argentina goal.
But it was Nigeria who would go on to claim a dramatic victory - and the gold medal - at the Olympic Games of 1996 in Atlanta, United States.
This clip of Taribo West and Claudio Lopez swapping memories of the match is well worth a listen.
Jay-Jay Okocha, Nwankwo Kanu, Hernan Crespo...
And for the latest on the football at Rio, head over here.
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cain seery: 1.Arsenal 2.Ozil 3.Middlesbrough 4.David Moyes
Robert Hobbs: 1 Man City 2 Hazard 3 Crystal Palace 4 Guidolin - Swansea
Jonny Wright: 1. Manchester United. 2. De Bruyne. 3. Everton. 4. Mike Phelan
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Premier League
New managers, the return of some old faces, Friday night lights and what £15m gets you nowadays.
Head here to read everything you need to know about the new Premier League season.
Leicester are the Premier League champions. They won the title by 10 points last season and lost only three matches, half as many as the next hardest-to-beat team, Tottenham.
But they are around seventh favourites with the bookies, while our pundits have them down to finish seventh as well.
So how will they do this time around? Vote now at the top of this page. The vote will close at 12:30 BST and terms and conditions can be found here.
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How did you get on last season? Got a reputation to protect? Or maybe you're new to the game and keen to impress?
The Premier League predictor is back and it's bigger and better than ever.
Now you can create personalised leagues to play against friends, family and colleagues. It's free, easy and a whole lot of fun.
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Tell us about your worst starts to a new season - and we don't mean the scoreline. Car break down on the way? Argument with the other half? Or a fridge disaster.....
And live as we speak......worry for players and fans of Lowestoft Town en route to their first game of the season at Bognor Regis Town in the Ryman League Premier Division
Would you rather have...
A mansion in Kensington Palace Gardens...
...Five Textron Scorpion jet fighters...
Or 15 Grant Hanleys?
There's always secret option number four.
Paul Pogba's transfer to Manchester United from Juventus was for a world record £89,000,000.
Head over here for a game of higher or lower to see what else compares to the gigantic fee...