As you were in return of Premier League


Soccer Football - Premier League - Arsenal v Manchester City - Emirates Stadium, London, Britain - August 12, 2018 Arsenal's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in action with Manchester City’s Kyle Walker Action Images via Reuters/John Sibley

LONDON (Reuters) - There will no seismic shifts in the balance of the world's richest football competition if the first weekend of the new Premier League season is anything to go by.

Last season's top five all won, most of them comfortably; none of the three promoted sides managed a victory and no-one beat a team who finished above them in 2017-18.

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