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Football Q&A: ask Ed Aarons your questions as the Premier League returns

The Guardian Football about 1 hour 1 mins read

After a lengthy international break dominated by the Manchester City verdict, the Premier League is back on Saturday. Football writer Ed Aarons will be online at 3pm BST to take your questions

It’s been an incredibly busy few weeks for our football reporters, but there’s only so much you can write about England’s 2-0 win in Prague …

Football writer Ed Aarons will be online at 3pm BST to answer any questions about the return of the Premier League. As well as what is likely to be a drama-filled visit to Anfield for Manchester City, Arsenal will be hoping to make up ground on City at the top of the table, while Manchester United and Spurs are hoping to kickstart their seasons.

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