Premier League 2010-11 previews

Premier League preview No20: Wolverhampton Wanderers

13 Aug 2010: Paul Doyle: Wolves have more firepower up front, but defensive frailties may mean another busy season for Marcus Hahnemann in goal

Premier League 2010-11: Kevin McCarra previews the season

Video (4min 42sec), 13 Aug 2010:

The Guardian's chief football writer looks ahead to the new campaign – and has a slightly surprising tip for the title

Premier League preview No 19: Wigan Athletic

13 Aug 2010:

Paul Wilson: The Latics have stayed in the Premier League for five seasons and won a reputation for developing players. Now they really need to start playing attractive football

Premier League preview No18: West Ham United

12 Aug 2010: Jamie Jackson: Since Avram Grant took over from Gianfranco Zola as manager of the Hammers, everyone is hoping for a calmer season

Premier League preview No17: West Bromwich Albion

12 Aug 2010: Stuart James: They may be more streetwise under Roberto Di Matteo, but West Brom face a battle to avoid a fourth relegation from the Premier League

Premier League preview No16: Tottenham Hotspur

11 Aug 2010:

Jamie Jackson: Last season's achievement may be tough to repeat given rivals' spending and defensive shortcomings

Premier League preview No15: Sunderland

11 Aug 2010:

Barry Glendenning: Too good to go down but not good enough to challenge for Europe, this should be another season of boring-but-welcome consolidation for the Mackems

Premier League preview No14: Stoke City

10 Aug 2010: Paul Doyle: Tony Pulis has created one of the most feared top-flight sides but without more forwards, Stoke will again miss out on the top 10

Premier League preview No13: Manchester United

10 Aug 2010:

Paul Wilson: The vacuum that existed when Wayne Rooney was absent last season is the chief cause for concern this time round

Premier League preview No12: Newcastle United

9 Aug 2010: Louise Taylor: Lack of investment hampers Newcastle's chances of building momentum but they have enough about them to survive

Premier League preview No11: Manchester City

9 Aug 2010:

Daniel Taylor: City are still a season away from the Premier League title, but there is no other club with so much momentum going into the new season

Premier League preview No10: Liverpool

6 Aug 2010: Paul Doyle: Liverpool still lack the strength in depth to challenge for the title, but with Roy Hodgson at the helm are bound to improve

Premier League preview No9: Fulham

6 Aug 2010: Paul Doyle: With much the same squad as last season, and without the distractions of the Europa League, Fulham should be aiming for the top half of the table

Premier League preview No8: Everton

5 Aug 2010: Andy Hunter: Mikel Arteta and Steven Pienaar are vital to the club's success this season, with David Moyes having little to spend to advance Everton's bid for Europe