With the English top-flight kick-off right around the corner, here's everything you need to know to follow the exciting league.

When does the Premier League start?

The English top-flight kicks off on August 10 with Man United vs Leicester City.

Who are the current champions? 

They are Man City. Guardiola's men conquered England in emphatic style last season, winning the title with a staggering 19-point gap ahead of second-placed Man United.

The Citizens also made history along the way, setting several records. They are: most points (100), most wins (32), most away wins (16), most goals (106), most consecutive league wins (18), highest goal difference (+79), fewest minutes behind in matches (153 minutes) and biggest winning points margin (19).

Which teams are playing in the Premier League? 

  1. Arsenal
  2. Brighton
  3. Bournemouth
  4. Burnley
  5. Cardiff
  6. Chelsea
  7. Crystal Palace
  8. Everton
  9. Fulham
  10. Huddersfield
  11. Leicester
  12. Liverpool
  13. Man City
  14. Man United
  15. Newcastle
  16. Southampton
  17. Tottenham
  18. Watford
  19. West Ham
  20. Wolves

Who are the promoted and relegated teams?

Promoted teams

Wolves, Cardiff City, and Fulham

Relegated teams

Swansea, Stoke, and West Brom

What are the key fixtures of the Premier League? 

Unai Emery's big debut

  • Arsenal vs Man City (Aug. 12, 2018)

London Derby

  • Chelsea vs Arsenal (Aug. 18, 2018)

1st Manchester Derby

  • Man City vs Man United (Nov. 10, 2018)

Klopp vs Pep

  • Liverpool vs Man City (Oct.6, 2018)

Jose returns to the Bridge

  • Chelsea vs Man United (Oct.20, 2018)

1st North London Derby

  • Arsenal vs Tottenham (Dec.1, 2018)

1st Merseyside Derby

  • Liverpool vs Everton (Dec.1, 2018)

What are the Premier League broadcasting channels (TV, online streaming, and on-demand)?

USA

TV: NBC, NBCSN, and CNBC are English-language options while the subscription-based NBC Sports Gold will give access to three matches per week/round. UNIVERSO and Telemundo are Spanish kanguage TV channel options.

Online streaming: NBC Sports App and NBCSports.com are English language streaming options on mobile while Telemundo Deportes En Vivo and Universo Now are the Spanish language streaming options.

On-demand: fuboTV is an option to watch games live and on demand.


Canada

TV: TSN and Sportsnet are the channels to go to for the Premier League.

Online streamiing: TSN GO, Sportsnet World Now 

On-demand: TSN Go, Sportsnet World Now 


UK

TV: BT Sport and Sky Sports UK

Online streaming: Sky Go, Sky Go Extra, NOW TV

On-demand: BT Sport Live, Sky Go


Austrailia

TV: SBS and Optus Sport

Online streaming: SBS Live, Optus Sports App

On-Demand: Optus Sport 


Germany

Online streaming: DAZN

On-Demand: DAZN


Italy

TV: Sky Italia

Online streaming: Sky Go Italia 

On-demand: Sky Go Italia