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Pictures from around the grounds on a weekend when Martin O’Neill took charge of his first game at Sunderland

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Your team-by-team guide to all the key pre-season fixtures for this summer

All times listed are BST

Arsenal

Malaysia All-Stars XI (A), 13 July, 1.45pm

Hangzhou Greentown (A), 16 July, 12.30pm

Cologne (A), 23 July, 2.30pm

Boca Juniors (H), 30 July, 4.20pm

New York Red Bulls (H), 31 July, 4.20pm

Benfica (A), 6 August, TBC

Aston Villa

Walsall (A), 21 July, TBC

Blackburn (N), 27 July, 6.00pm

Chelsea/Kitchee FC (N), 30 July, TBC

Derby (A), 3 August, TBC

Braga (A), 6 August

Blackburn Rovers

Accrington Stanley (A), 16 July, 12.00pm

Morecambe (A), 16 July, 3.00pm

Aston Villa (N), 27 July, 6.00pm

Chelsea/Kitchee FC (N), 30 July, TBC

Kilmarnock (A), 6 August, 3.00pm

Bolton Wanderers

FC Tampa Bay (A), 14 July

Orlando SC (A), 17 July

Bradford City (A), 24 July, 3.00pm

Bury (A), 27 July, 7.45pm

Hereford (A), 1 August, 7.45pm

Levante (H), 5 August

Chelsea

Portsmouth (A), 16 July, 3.00pm

Malaysia All-Stars XI (A), 21 July, 12.45pm

Thailand All-Stars (A), 24 July, 10.45am

Kitchee (A), 27 July

Rangers (A), 6 August, 3.00pm

Everton

Bury (A), 15 July, 7.45pm

Philadelphia Union (H), 20 July, TBC

DC United (A), 23 July, TBC

Birmingham (A), 30 July, 3.00pm

Werder Bremen (A), 2 August

Villarreal (H), 5 August

Fulham

NSI Runavik (H), 30 June, 7.30pm (Europa League)

NSI Runavik (A), 7 July, 6.45pm (Europa League)

AFC Wimbledon (A), 9 July, 3.00pm

Stevenage (A), 17 July, 3.00pm

Liverpool

Guangdong (A), 13 July, 1.00pm

Malaysia All-Stars (A), 16 July, 10.45am

Hull (A), 23 July, TBC

Valerenga (A), 1 August, 5.00pm

Valencia (H), 6 August, 5.30pm

Manchester City

Club America (A), 16 July, 12.00pm

Vancouver Whitecaps (A), 18 July, 11.00am

LA Galaxy (A), 24 July, 5.00am

Irish XI (A), 30 July, TBC

Internazionale, 31 July, TBC

Manchester United (N), 7 August, 3.00pm (Community Shield)

Manchester United

New England Revolution (A), 13 July, 11.00pm

Seattle (A), 21 July, 3.00am

Chicago Fire (A), 23 July, 10.00pm

MLS All-Stars (A), 28 July, 1.30am

Barcelona (A), 30 July, 6.00pm

New York Cosmos (H), 5 August, 7.30pm

Manchester City (N), 7 August, 3.00pm (Community Shield)

Newcastle United

Darlington (A), 15 July, 7.45pm

Sporting Kansas (A), 20 July, TBC

Orlando City (A), 23 July, TBC

Columbus Crew (A), 26 July, TBC

Leeds United (A), 31 July, 2.00pm

Fiorentina (H), 6 August, TBC

Norwich City

Gorleston (A), 16 July, 3.00pm

Crystal Palace (A), 26 July, 7.30pm

Southend United (A), 28 July, 7.30pm

Coventry City (A), 30 July, 3.00pm

Real Zaragoza (H), 3 August, 7.30pm

Parma (H), 6 August, 3.00pm

Queens Park Rangers

Harrow Borough (A), 15 July, 7.15pm

Tavistock (A), 18 July, 7.00pm

Plymouth Argyle (A), 20 July, 7.45pm

Bodmin Town (A), 22 July, 7.15pm

Crawley Town (A), 2 August, 7.45pm

Stoke City

Newport County (A), 16 July, 3.00pm

Newport YMCA (A), 17 July, 2.00pm

Brentford (A), 22 July, 7.45pm

Aldershot (A), 23 July, 3.00pm

Sheffield Wednesday (A), 30 July, 1.00pm

Sunderland

York City (A), 13 July, 7.30pm

Arminia Bielefeld (A), 17 July, 2.00pm

Hannover 96 (A), 20 July, 6.00pm

Borussia Mönchengladbach (A), 23 July, 2.00pm

Burnley (A), 30 July, 3.00pm

Hibernian (A), 6 August, 3.00pm

Swansea

Real Betis (H), 6 August, 3.00pm

Tottenham Hotspur

Kaizer Chiefs (A), 16 July, 3.00pm

Orlando Pirates (A), 19 July, 8.15pm

Barnet (A), 23 July, 3.00pm

MK Dons (A), 26 July, 7.30pm

Brighton (A), 30 July, 3.00pm

Athletic Bilbao (H), 6 August, 5.15pm

West Bromwich Albion

San Jose (A), 16 July

Ventura Fusion (A), 17 July

Portland (A), 21 July

Rochdale (A), 26 July

Bristol City (A), 30 July, 3.00pm

Parma (H), 7 August, 3.00pm

Wigan Athletic

Boston (A), 23 July

Barrow (A), 26 July

Colwyn Bay (A), 30 July

Preston (A), 31 July

Marine (A), 2 Aug

Villarreal (H), 7 August, 4.00pm

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Crewe Alexandra (H), 16 July, 7.45pm

Walsall (A), 19 July

Shrewsbury (A), 22 July, 7.30pm

Notts County (A), 23 July

Ipswich (A), 30 July

Real Zaragoza (H), 6 August, 3.00pm

Celtic

Central Coast Mariners (A), 2 July, 10.30am

Perth Glory (A), 9 July, 10.00am

Melbourne Victory (A), 13 July, 10.30am

Rangers

Linfield (A), 16 July, 2.00pm

Blackpool (H), 19 July, 7.30pm

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The Premier League clubs collectively lost close to half a billion pounds in 2009-10 but how in debt are they? Find their income and expenditure by club
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The premier league season has drawn to a close for the season, with Manchester United winning a historic, 19th league title but how are the clubs operating financially?

Despite a record income, the 20 premier league clubs collectively lost nearly half a billion pounds. Rises in revenue saw a £2.1bn total revenue for the premier league clubs in 2009-10 but large debts and interest rates have stopped the income from soaring as 16 out of the 20 clubs recorded losses.

David Conn has written:

Across Manchester, United made £286m turnover, more than any other club if Arsenal’s property income is discounted – yet the costs and interest on the debts the owners, the Glazer family, have loaded on to the club, pushed United into a losing £79m.

Double-winners in 2009-10 Chelsea, whose owner, the Russian oil oligarch Roman Abramovich, is always cited as a supporter of Uefa’s break-even “financial fair play” principles, made the next biggest loss, £78m. Tottenham’s successful push for Champions League qualification was achieved with a £7m loss and £15m investment from the owners, principally Bahamas-based currency speculator, Joe Lewis.

The table below shows turnover plus income from things such as gate/matchday and tv and broadcasting as well as net debt for each club and wages as a percentage of turnover. The spreadsheet to download includes additional accounts details such as losses, profits and which money put in by the owners.

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