Premier League 2019/20 podcast: Week 2 preview – including Man City v Spurs, Wolves v Man Utd
RadioTimes.com previews Week 2 of Premier League action on TV
No sooner had the Premier League 2019/20 season started, we're being made to wait once again.
Football can't come around quickly enough at the start of the campaign for those fans starved of top flight drama over the summer.
But fear not, Week 2 promises another feast of matches to sink your teeth into and the RadioTimes.com Podcast brings you the lowdown on the games you'll be able to watch this weekend.
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In the second weekly edition, RadioTimes.com Sport Editor Michael Potts sits down to discuss the upcoming games with Match of the Day Magazine Digital Editor Matthew Ketchell.
Manchester City – fresh from a 5-0 destruction away at West Ham – will kick off their home campaign with an encounter against last season's 'thorn in their side' Tottenham.
Manchester United will hope to build on their flying start when they travel to face Wolves on the first Monday Night Football of the season.
Frank Lampard will make his Stamford Bridge dugout debut, but it promises to be a tricky encounter with Leicester who have replaced £80m-man Harry Maguire without spending a penny.
Arsenal, Burnley, Sheffield United and Crystal Palace are all live in front of the TV cameras this weekend, but who will come up trumps in the second week of the fresh season?
The guys are also on hand to bring you their latest Fantasy Premier League tips including several budget defenders you should be looking at ahead of Gameweek 2.
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Authors
Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.