Premier League: Gameweek One (Your Running Commentary)

Posted on August 17, 2008 by The Gaffer

premier league logo1 Premier League: Gameweek One (Your Running Commentary)Today marks day two of the Premier League season and our first chance to see teams such as Manchester United and Chelsea in the new season.

How will Scolari fair for Chelsea, can Man United shake off the injuries and start the season better than last season, is Manchester City crumbling, can Aston Villa win our hearts and what about Portsmouth and their chances of beating Chelsea’s unbeaten home league record?

Here are today’s games:

  • Chelsea v Portsmouth, 8:30am ET/1:30pm GMT
  • Aston Villa v Manchester City, 10am ET/3pm GMT
  • Manchester United v Newcastle United, 11am ET/4pm GMT

If you’ll be watching – or have watched – today’s matches, please share your thoughts, insight, opinions and some play-by-play in the comments section below.

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One Response to Premier League: Gameweek One (Your Running Commentary)

  1. Beto says:
    August 17, 2008 at 9:57 am

    As was seen in the Charity Shield- Pompey’s defense is slow. The Chelsea attack was having a ball in the first half.

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