2010-11 Premier League Schedule

The 2010-11 Premier League season kicks off on the 14th of August 2010 and will conclude on the 22nd of May 2011. During the course of the tournament competing clubs will play 380 matches at twenty venues in the United Kingdom.

2010-11 Premier League Format

The 2010-11 Premier League format remains unchanged from that used in the previous season. Twenty clubs will compete for the Premier League title in a round-robin tournament which will see every team play each of its fellow league members on a home-and-away basis.

The season is nominally divided into two portions, with the first half of the season ending in January, and the second round of return fixtures commencing the same month. There is a ten day break from Premiership football during this period.

2010-11 Premier League Transfer Windows

The 2010-11 Premier League season features two transfer windows. The first transfer window closes on the 31st of August 2010, approximately two weeks into the new season. The transfer window then re-opens on the 1st of January until the 2nd of February.

The 2010-11 Premier League transfer rules do not apply to club managers. Managers of Premier League clubs can be released or hired at short notice at the discretion of club owners and investors. Furthermore youth-squad players are eligible to transfer into the senior team without prior notice.

2010-11 Premier League Broadcasting Schedule

Sky Sports is the primary broadcaster for the 2010-11 Premier League season, and will broadcast all 380 matches this season. ESPN has acquired the rights to broadcast 23 matches this season, as well as broadcast rights for the Asian Market.

Football fans in the United States can view Premier League matches on the Fox Soccer Channel, while Fox also holds the broadcast rights for the tournament in Australia. The BBC has a license to broadcast a weekly Premier League highlights package.

More about the Premier League 2010-11 Schedule

For a comprehensive list of fixtures for the 2010-11 Premier League season visit our Premier League Fixtures page. Also keep an eye on our Premier League matches page where we keep you up to date with previews and odds for Premier League fixtures for the current and forthcoming week.

Barclays Premier League 2012/13
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Odds Bookie
Man City 2.38
Man Utd 3.50
Chelsea 6.00
Arsenal 13.00
Tottenham 26.00
Liverpool 41.00
Newcastle 151
Everton 251
Sunderland 1001
Aston Villa 2001
Fulham 2001
QPR 2501
Stoke 3001
West Brom 3001
Swansea 4001
Norwich 5001
West Ham 5001
Wigan 5001
Reading 7501
Southampton 7501

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Premier League Table 2011/12
Team GP Pts
Man City 38 89
Man Utd 38 89
Arsenal 38 70
Tottenham 38 69
Newcastle 38 65
Chelsea 38 64
Everton 38 56
Liverpool 38 52
Fulham 38 52
WBA 38 47
Swansea 38 47
Norwich 38 47
Sunderland 38 45
Stoke City 38 45
Wigan Athletic 38 43
Aston Villa 38 38
QPR 38 37
Bolton 38 36
Blackburn 38 31
Wolves 38 25
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