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Barnet vs Forest Green Rovers



Braintree Town vs Aldershot Town



Eastleigh vs Solihull Moors



FC Halifax Town vs Gateshead



Maidenhead United vs Altrincham



Oldham Athletic vs AFC Fylde



Southend United vs Boston United



Tamworth vs Hartlepool United



Wealdstone vs Sutton United



Woking vs Dagenham & Redbridge



Yeovil Town vs Ebbsfleet United



York City vs Rochdale




This marks the 33rd edition of the Premier League. The new season's schedule was released on June 18, 2024. The two-week winter break, which had been in place since the 2019-20 season, has been abolished in favor of a longer summer break for players. Additionally, longer intervals between matches have been introduced for the festive period between Christmas and New Year.

The league features twenty teams: seventeen from the previous season and three promoted from the Championship. Luton Town, Burnley, and Sheffield United were relegated from the Premier League last season, while Leicester, Southampton, and Ipswich Town have been promoted.



    This season will be the first to utilize semi-automated offside technology, as Premier League clubs unanimously agreed to its implementation. The technology will be ready for deployment after one of the autumn international breaks.



    Spurs dominated the first half but Pedro Porro’s opener in the 29th minute was the only time it could make one of a host of good chances count.

    Further clear-cut opportunities came and went after the break, with the visitors’ wastefulness proving costly when Leicester skipper Vardy headed an equaliser into the net with 57 minutes gone.

    Brazilian Richarlison missed a golden opening to win it at the death and Spurs had to settle for one point in a match it really should have taken all three from.

    “Disappointing night for us. First half excellent and controlled the game but wasteful in front of goal. Second half was the same,” Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou told Sky Sports. .

    “We started off well and once Leicester scored, the crowd lifted and we lost our composure. It was an issue we had last year as well, we need to keep working hard and be a bit more ruthless in front of goal. At times we made poor decisions. It’s not our football or effort. To get results you need to be a lot more ruthless in the final third. If we don’t we won’t get the rewards our football deserves.” he said.

    Spurs’ evening went from bad to worse when midfielder Rodrigo Bentancur was carried off on a stretcher after an eight-minute stoppage in the second half, following a nasty collision.

    The Uruguayan was given oxygen as he was surrounded by medical staff but was later reported to be recovering.

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