Haaland, City and even Brighton 10 brands that are in danger in the Premier League | Go trends

There is very little left for the ball to roll again in the Premier League . This Friday, the 2023/24 season will begin with the match between Burnley and Manchester City.
It will be the start of the year that may even be marked by breaking historical records that have been intact for a long time in the Premier League memorial.
Some simple, others very complicated. There are five individual, related to the players, and five collective, related to the teams.
It is worth remembering that a mark close to breaking will remain intact: David De Gea said goodbye to Manchester United with 147 clean sheets (games without conceding goals), 55 less than Petr Cech, former Chelsea and Arsenal . The former number 1 of the Red Devils would not be able to overcome his rival now, but he would have a chance to get close to him and seek leadership in the coming years.
The Norwegian took his tally to 22 goals from 15 matches - 17 in the Premier League - to help City to a 3-1 victory over Brighton.

The Seagulls threatened a comeback in the second half, with Leandro Trossard pulling a goal back before Kevin De Bruyne killed off the game with a wonderful strike.
That goal meant City are the first club to score three or more in 10 consecutive top-flight home games since 1928 and stepped up the pressure on leaders Arsenal.
Erling Haaland:
The Norwegian’s goal droughts only last a single game at City.
Haaland drew a blank against Liverpool last week but again his response was instantaneous for the Premier League champions.
In a tight game against a well-organised Brighton side, the opening goal was crucial and he took it brilliantly with his power and pace bulldozing the Seagulls aside.
His second was a penalty and he could have even had another spot-kick but for the vagaries and mysteries of the VAR.