Martin Fisher
MOTD commentator

As impressive as Burnley were in winning the Championship their squad will need strengthening. Failure to do so during their last top-flight campaign was a mistake.

They are miserly in defence and well organised, and if Andre Gray can again fire the goals which propelled Burnley to the title in May I firmly believe they have more than a fighting chance of staying up.

Beating the likes of Swansea will determine their fate. This is the Welsh club's sixth successive Premier League season and seeing them without captain Ashley Williams will be strange.

Now the focus is on the other end of the pitch and it will be fascinating to see how Spanish strikers Borja Baston and Fernando Llorente fare.

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It's time to look ahead to the five 15:00 BST Premier League games now...

BBC Sport

We will have live coverage of every Premier League match this season. They will pull in the best of the action, interaction, analysis, stats, graphics and social media, as well as live votes. And a massive 144 of them will include live commentary from BBC Radio 5 live this year.

We will also bring you all the action from the Scottish Premiership and domestic cups.

Our live FA Cup pages will also have live video clips of goals and the biggest incidents as they happen, as well as all of BBC’s 16 live games streamed.

Featuring poster boy Joe Allen, the X-Factor winner cheering on the Boro and Antonio Conte's phone call with Claudio Ranieri. 

How closely were you paying attention in the off-season? Test yourself in our quiz.

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You know the game between the champions of England and the team who struggled to get an entire squad out for today's game?

Well underdogs Hull lead thanks to Adama Diomande's injury-time strike. It's half-time at the KCom.

Live text on that game is thisaway.

Did you stay up last night to watch New York Red Bulls II take on Orlando City B? My guess is no.

But you missed some history being made. Any guesses what? We'll let you know in a bit.

Will Gary Lineker keep his promise and present Match of the Day in his underwear tonight? Tune it at 22:30 BST tonight.

Oh yeah, as well as possible partial nudity, you'll be able to watch all of today's goals on it too...

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If you want to know what is happening in Hull v Leicester, then I suggest you follow the dedicated live text coverage on that game here.

We will bring you updates from the KCom Stadium here, but not as many as you'd get on that page!

It's currently 0-0.

Manchester City have appointed Pep Guardiola, with Jose Mourinho becoming United boss and Antonio Conte taking over at Chelsea.

United have signed £89m Paul Pogba, Henrikh Mkhitaryan and maverick genius Zlatan Ibrahimovic. 

Manchester City, with £47.5m defender John Stones, and Chelsea, with £30m striker Michy Batshuayi, bought big, while Spurs' £17m signing of AZ Alkmaar striker Vincent Janssen went under the radar.

Middlesbrough recruited Alvaro Negredo and Victor Valdes, Crystal Palace signed France's goalkeeper of the year Steve Mandanda. West Ham paid £20.5m on striker Andre Ayew from Swansea, who in turn spent £15m of that on Atletico Madrid's Borja Baston.

What else? Oh yeah there are Premier League games on a Friday, while you can basically do what you want from a kick-off now, bar running with it.

And that is maybe 10% of what has changed in England's top flight since the end of last season.

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In case you've been living in a cave without internet reception all summer (or some parts of the Yorkshire Moors), my colleagues and I have written a piece on what is new in the Premier League.

If you don't want to click on that link, here are the headlines...

The Premier League has never seen a summer like it. 

Eight new bosses come in, including the most successful Serie A manager of the last five years, the most successful Bundesliga manager over the last five years and the joint most successful Premier League manager of the last five years. 

In come the top assist makers from last season in Serie A - for a world-record fee - and the Bundesliga, as well the French and Dutch leagues' top scorers.

The most surprising English champions in history begin their first ever title defence, with more teams than ever expecting to win the league.

Even the more traditionally mid-table/struggling teams have bought big - £12m and £15m signings are no longer being a big deal. Two Euro 2012 winners have even joined a promoted side.

Oh and there are some new rules.

So let's get stuck right in to what could be one of the great Premier League seasons.