The Premier League featured some truly stunning goals this past season. Can anyone top Olivier Giroud's scorpion kick for the title of the EPL's best goal of 2016-17?
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Conte's arrival at Stamford Bridge brought another league title, but it also led to changes in philosophies and attitude at the London powerhouse.
Jesus dazzled in his debut season, and his midseason arrival pushed Aguero out of the starting XI. Can the youngster and City legend play together next season?
The recent saga involving Virgil van Dijk, which is the Reds' latest public relations gaffe, is another humiliating situation for the Merseyside club. It comes at a terrible time as Liverpool need to have a productive summer transfer window.
Tottenham followed up their fantastic 2015-16 campaign with an even better year this past season, further solidifying their status as one of England's top sides. What else did we learn?
Arsene Wenger has a new contract, but the Gunners are coming off a disappointing fifth-place finish in the Premier League. Were things really as bad as the narrative would have you believe?
Harry Kane led the league in goals, and he was a top player on a very good Tottenham side. But was he better, per the numbers, than star teammates Dele Alli and Christian Eriksen?
Sunderland, Hull City and Middlesbrough will see several departures as they fall to the second flight, but which players are most likely to be signed by Premier League sides?
Swansea were in dire straits when Paul Clement took over, but he saved the club from relegation by taking an all-or-nothing approach and relying on Swansea's top talents.
Huddersfield Town joins Brighton and Newcastle as the three clubs promoted to the Premier League for the 2017-18 season. What can we expect from each squad?
Jose Mourinho got the Red Devils back into the Champions League, but it was another mundane season in the goal-scoring department, something which has been an issue for United since manager Sir Alex Ferguson left the club.
There's not much space between Huddersfield and Reading as they meet for a berth into the Premier League in what is the most lucrative game in football.
Manchester United's Europa League win gave the Premier League five Champions League qualifiers for the 2017-18 campaign, but each squad needs to make some fortifying moves this summer.
As the race for the final two top-four places in the English Premier League comes down to the final matchday of the season, which clubs actually deserve to represent the EPL next year in Europe's elite club competition?
After conceding six goals Thursday against Spurs, Kasper Schmeichel is the top keeper to avoid. What other players should we limit our exposure to in Matchweek 38?
Manchester City's match against Watford is one of the most appealing matchups on the final day of the Premier League season.
Sam Vokes hopes to continue his hot form during the Premier League's last week and is one of the main values on a slate filled with it.
With Liverpool and Arsenal installed as commanding favorites in must-win spots, their attackers should see plenty of ownership. That could leave Wayne Rooney and Manchester United's forwards underowned in a home date with Crystal Palace.
Liverpool have it all to play for this final matchday, and they're massive 2.5-goal favorites over Middlesbrough. That puts Philippe Coutinho in a dreamy spot.
The Blues ran away with the crown in Antonio Conte's first season. Here's how the title-winning campaign unfolded.
With Arsenal fighting for a top-four spot and Swansea City fighting for their Premier League lives, players on other teams, such as Southampton's Manolo Gabbiadini, may fly under-the-radar.
Fraser Forster has a good chance for a clean sheet on Saturday and is one of several extreme bargain plays who can help your FanDuel squad.
Arsenal traveling to Stoke provides plenty of upside, but what other Premier League match can help on a small FanDuel slate?
Despite the highest implied total on the slate, the Gunners face a Stoke defense that has been stingy against forwards, making their attackers a top target to avoid. What other players should we stay away from in Matchweek 37?
Joshua King is in dazzling form, scoring 11 goals over his last 13 matches, and he gets a matchup with Burnley's struggling defense. Which other high-priced players are in a good spot for Saturday's main slate?
