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#3 Unpredictability
The last edition saw the sheer dominance Manchester City exerted in the league. While they came in the top of their title rivals, the smaller clubs were no match for them.
But this season, in addition to the league's biggest clubs strengthening their squads, the transfer window saw the smaller clubs competing in the market equally. The likes of Everton, Fulham and Wolverhampton Wanderers had the best transfer window among all the Premier League Clubs.
While Everton can close the gap to the top four, Burnley and Crystal Palace have already shown last season that they were no pushovers with the former having qualified for European playoffs.
Bournemouth and Huddersfield Town displayed how hard they can fight for survival with the latter's draw against Chelsea securing their league stay.
As such, it will be extremely difficult to predict the winners, let alone the scoreline when the top teams meet the lower clubs in the Premier League, with the battle for the top 4 as well as for relegation may go down to the wire.
