The Premier League Returns!

The Premier League is back at My Bar! The perfect place to enjoy the excitement of football with your friends!

08/08/2023

The Premier League is back at My Bar for the 2023-2024 season. Teams have been working hard during the summer to strengthen their squads and make sure they’re ready.

One of the teams to watch this season is Manchester City, who have been the Premier League champions for the last three seasons, under the guidance of Pep Guardiola. The new season will kick off on August 11 and will feature 38 rounds filled with excitement and intensity.

Let the season begin!

Origin of the Premier League

Did you know that the history of the Premier League is as interesting as the matches played every weekend? Let’s discover it together! It all began in 1992 when the most prominent clubs in England decided to break away from the old Football League and create their own competition. The reason? Well, basically, they wanted more control over the revenue generated from television rights. Nothing like money to get things rolling! The creation of the Premier League marked a significant change in the structure of English football and over time, it has become one of the most important and followed leagues in the world. Here are some more curious facts:

The Premier League comprises 20 teams that play 38 matches each season.
The trophy awarded to the championship team weighs around 4 kilograms.
The player who has scored the most goals in the history of the Premier League is Alan Shearer, with a total of 260 goals.
It’s known for having some of the most iconic stadiums in world football, such as Old Trafford, Anfield, and the Emirates Stadium.
Premier League television rights are highly coveted, contributing to the league’s significant economic impact on English and global football.

These are the teams that have won the most titles within this competition:

2023-2024 Season

20 teams will participate in the upcoming competition, including seventeen from the previous season and three new teams from the 2022-23 English Football League Championship: Burnley, Luton Town, and Sheffield United: