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The Premier League celebrates its 25th anniversary and this fixtures takes me back to the 90s when some legendary players pulled on both shirts.

Newcastle were the ones back then challenging for the title, while Tottenham struggled at the wrong end. A couple of decades on and the tables have turned.

Right, we have looked back, now let's look forward and to Sunday's first game between Newcastle and Tottenham.

Changed your mind on any of your predictions after seeing Saturday's action? Can Chelsea hold on to their title? Will Huddersfield stay up?

Also, how do you see Sunday's games going?

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MOTD2 Extra

Tune in now to BBC Two, BBC Radio 5 live or hit the play button at the top of the page for MOTD2 Extra.

Today's guests are West Ham winger Michail Antonio, former Premier League goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer and Telegraph chief football reporter Jason Burt.

We will pop in their views over the course of the programme.

We have seen six different champions since the Premier League started 25 years ago, but will someone different win it this time?

Liverpool and Tottenham are among the teams hoping that will be the case or, at the very least, that they can finish in the top four.

But will Chelsea defend their title? Can Pep Guardiola conquer England with Manchester City? Are Arsenal contenders... or will Manchester United come good?

We asked 40 BBC TV and radio pundits, presenters, journalists and commentators for their one-two-three-four and an explanation of their selection.

Head here to see what they predict

Chris Barrett: Both Man City and Brighton will have tougher days. Credit where it's due though, it was a solid performance from Brighton.

Michael Eastman: Huddersfield should be happy. They started well with a win. But so did Hull last season and we all know what happened to them.

Jacob Hayes: I'll be honest, I'd take the current table to the end of the season now. Watching most of the normal top six cry they aren't up there would be hilarious fun! Can you imagine Burnley playing Barcelona in the group stage?! What an unbelievable life moment that would be!

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Wayne Rooney could not even have dreamt of a return like this to Everton after 13 years away. The former Manchester United man scored the winning goal in the victory over Stoke, taking his Premier League tally to 199 goals.

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And title favourites Manchester City got off to a winning start, despite resistance from new boys Brighton for 70 minutes.

How does this look, Huddersfield fans? Take a screenshot as you may not see it again.

The Terriers started Premier League life in stunning fashion by thumping Crystal Palace 3-0 at Selhurst Park.

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What of the champions? Two players sent off and three goals conceded in a home defeat by Burnley. Chelsea boss Antonio Conte did not want a 'Mourinho season', he has plenty of work to do to avoid one.

16 teams have completed their opening games, four remain. Here is what to expect today:

• Newcastle v Tottenham (13:30 BST)
• Manchester United v West Ham (16:00 BST)

But first, a quick look back at Saturday's best bits...

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13 goals in the opening two games, followed by the champions being humbled and the new boys going top. Who writes these scripts??

The Premier League is well-and-truly back and it has been a rip-roaring start.