Premier League 2021/2022 Season Post Review

 Bournemouth, who was in the Premier League in 2019 will be back at Premier League in the 2022/2023 season

Fulham was in the League 2 seasons ago, will be back at the league too.

They had an impressive record at EFL Championship in the just concluded season with over 100 goals in all matches. 

We await the third club after the final play off between Huddersfield and Notthingham Forest coming up this week.

Speaking of PL sides, it has been a tough and tight season for the clubs, many amusing matches and comebacks.

Norwich and Watford who was promoted last season will be playing in the championship alongside with Burnley.

It was a tough fight between Burnley and Leeds towards the end of the season but Leeds went away from home and won their last match to keep them in the Premier League.

The season was indeed a tough one for Manchester United as they struggle to get zero (0) goal difference; conceding over 50 goals in 38 matches. Making it 1.34 goals conceded on average per match. 

All thanks to Brighton for helping Man Utd claim Europa League spot by defeating Westham United with a come back.

Talking Points about Arsenal

Despite going through the season with injury and lack of resources, they struggled to finish 5th place which is an improvement for them over the last few years.

They need 'resources' to keep them anticipating for top 4 as Tottenham hijacked top 4 from them with the help of Newcastle. 

About the title

Surprisingly, this is not the first time that the winner of PL will win with a point margin, it was a great competition and a tight one for Liverpool and Manchester City

It was Indeed a season.

Clubs that seem no one is talking about.

Brentford - with the impressive form, if they continue this way without internal strife or injury, they might be a "pain in the ass" for most clubs next season.

Newcastle - They have potential to finish in top 6 next season