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Football Q&A: ask Ed Aarons your questions as the Premier League returns

The Guardian ·

Football writer Ed Aarons is inviting readers to ask questions about the Premier League’s return, with answers due from 3pm BST. The weekend’s fixtures include Manchester City’s visit to Liverpool at Anfield, while Arsenal will aim to close the gap at the top and Manchester United and Spurs seek to revive their seasons.

Saturday’s schedule features Arsenal v Leeds at 12.30pm, followed by four 3pm kick-offs and Manchester United v Spurs at 5.30pm. Sunday’s matches include Crystal Palace v Nottingham Forest and Hull v Everton at 2pm, before Liverpool v Manchester City at 4.30pm; all times are BST.

  • Ed Aarons will answer questions from 3pm BST.
  • Liverpool host Manchester City on Sunday.
  • Arsenal, Manchester United and Spurs have key fixtures.

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The Premier League is England's top division of professional football, featuring 20 clubs that compete from August to May for the championship and places in European competitions. The league attracts millions of supporters worldwide and is considered one of the most competitive and widely watched football divisions globally.

Ed Aarons is a football writer and Premier League specialist for our publication. He is inviting readers to submit questions about the league, which he will answer with expert insight.

Teams in the Premier League have different objectives depending on their status and resources: some aim for the championship or European qualification, whilst others focus on achieving safety in the division and avoiding relegation. Understanding these varying ambitions helps readers appreciate the different stories playing out across the league as the season develops.

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