LONDON (Reuters) - Hours after the dust has settled on the first skirmishes of a new Premier League season on Saturday, fans across Britain will flick on the TV, grab a cup of tea and settle down to digest the day's action from a comfy sofa.
It is a time-honoured ritual enjoyed by generations, young and old, since the BBC's Match of the Day first appeared on flickering black and white screens on Aug. 22, 1964.
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