10 shiny new things we can expect to see this Premier League season

There will be three new grounds in the Premier League this season and the away fans sitting in their stands will now be closer to the action, says Chris Hatherall.

10 shiny new things we can expect to see this Premier League season
Fri, 11 Aug, 2017 - 01:00

New stadia

There will be three stadia making their Premier League debuts in season 2017-18 – including the iconic Wembley Stadium which could host the league’s biggest-ever attendance very soon. Tottenham will be playing under the giant arch for at least one campaign while their new ground is built alongside the old White Hart Lane in north London.

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