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2: Arsenal will return to fourth place
Arsenal are entering a Premier League season without Arsene Wenger as their manager for the first time in 22 years. The iconic French manager left the club at the end of last season and has been replaced by former Sevilla manager, Unai Emery.
This season will be one of the most interesting in recent memory for Arsenal and fans will probably have lower expectations as they prepare for what will likely be a transitional season.
The Gunners finished 6th last season, 12 points off the Champions League places and Emery will be keen to get Arsenal back among the big boys in Europe this year.
With Jose Mourinho having a crisis at Manchester United, and Chelsea also having a new manager, Arsenal should be able to take back their usual fourth place finish this campaign.
