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#4 Premier League on the rise again
Since Chelsea's win in 2012, English clubs' dominance at the biggest of stages has been on the drop. In the last five years, only Chelsea and Manchester City have reached the final four of the competition whereas last season, Leicester City went the furthest of all teams until the quarter-final stage.
This season, Premier League has representation from as many as five teams and barring Liverpool, each team got off to a perfect start. Spurs fought hard to win 3-1 against Borussia Dortmund as Manchester United eased past FC Basel 3-0. Manchester City hammered Feyenoord 4-0 and Chelsea thrashed Qarabag 6-0. Liverpool also drew 2-2 against Sevilla in a game which they should have won. All in all, this can be said as a perfect start for all the English teams in their bid to regain their lost dominance in Europe.
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