A Pictorial History
FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES
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Steve Marsh & Stuart Allen
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2019-20 Premier League Team Sheets
MANCHESTER CITY
10 August 2019
BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION
17 August 2019
WATFORD
24 August 2019
NEWPORT COUNTY
27 August 2019 : League Cup 2nd round
NORWICH CITY
31 August 2019
ASTON VILLA
16 September 2019
MANCHESTER UNITED
22 September 2019
OXFORD UNITED
25 September 2019 : League Cup 3rd round
AFC BOURNEMOUTH
28 September 2019
CRYSTAL PALACE
5 October 2019
EVERTON
19 October 2019
SHEFFIELD UNITED
26 October 2019
NEWCASTLE UNITED
2 November 2019
BURNLEY
9 November 2019
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
23 November 2019
CHELSEA
30 November 2019
WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS
4 December 2019
ARSENAL
9 December 2019
SOUTHAMPTON
14 December 2019
CRYSTAL PALACE
26 December 2019
LEICESTER CITY
28 December 2019
AFC BOURNEMOUTH
1 January 2020
GILLINGHAM
5 January 2020 FA Cup Third round
SHEFFIELD UNITED
10 January 2020
EVERTON
18 January 2020
WEST BROMWICH ALBION
25 January 2020 FA Cup Fourth Round
LIVERPOOL
29 January 2020
LEICESTER CITY
22 January 2020
BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION
1 February 2020
MANCHESTER CITY
19 February 2020
LIVERPOOL
24 February 2020
SOUTHAMPTON
29 February 2020
ARSENAL
7 March 2020
WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS
20 June 2020
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
23 June 2020
CHELSEA
1 July 2020
NEWCASTLE UNITED
5 July 2020
BURNLEY
8 July 2020
NORWICH CITY
11 July 2020
WATFORD
15 July 2020
MANCHESTER UNITED
18 July 2020
ASTON VILLA
26 July 2020
Arsenal's Spain international Hector Bellerin was named in the starting line-up against the Hammers at the London Stadium 0n December 9, but had to step down after picking up a knock during the warm-up. Ainsley Maitland-Niles took his place with Sead Kolasinac promoted to the substitutes bench. The reprinted teamsheet was only issued to the media on the day with around 40 copies being distributed.
Reprinted teamsheet
The Premier League will be returning to screens on Wednesday June 17, following the suspension of all major sports in the UK owing to the coronavirus pandemic. However, a lot has changed since fans last enjoyed top-flight English football in early March.
Clubs will return to action from June 17, starting with two outstanding matchday 29 games. Aston Villa vs Sheffield United kicks-off at 6pm and followed by Manchester City vs Arsenal at 8pm, which will bring all 20 top-flight teams to nine games remaining.
All games will be played behind closed doors and to maximise exposure, no two matches will be played simultaneously, apart from the last game of the season, so that football fans won’t have to miss out on any of the action.
The final round of the Premier League season is scheduled for July 26 with all games kicking-off at 3pm.
Premier League 'Project Restart'
