Man City
Arsenal
Liverpool
Newcastle
Man Utd
Chelsea
Tottenham
Brighton
Aston Villa
Brentford
Bournemouth
Burnley
Crystal Palace
Fulham
West Ham
Wolves
Everton
Nottm Forest
Luton
Sheff Utd
Top Scorer - Erling Haaland
Golden Glove - Alisson
Most Goals From Outside the Box - Maddison & De Bruyne
Most Assists - Odegaard
Most Red Cards (Player) - James Tarkowski (Everton)
Most Red Cards (Club) - Wolves
Most Penalties Conceded (Club) - Luton
Most Own Goals (Club) - Nottm Forest
Man City to be clear winners, but I think Arsenal will be closer this time around and perhaps not tail off as early as last season. Suspect Liverpool/Newcastle/Man Utd could all be interchangeable, and I think those 3 positions will only be decided on GW37 or GW38. Chelsea have no Europe so could arguably be involved in that top 4 fight all the way to the end. I think Postecoglou will have a good season with Spurs, but may lose games where they are drawing, or draw when they are winning.
Opted for Brighton and Villa in that order based on their European participation - either way I'll be interested to see how they cope with the added games, and how it takes its toll on their squads.
Reckon Burnley have a good first season back under Kompany, don't think they'll be in any danger of relegation at all.
Next bunch of teams - Palace/Fulham/West Ham - similarly all interchangeable and perhaps good runs of form at some point in the season will keep them safe, along with picking up a point or 3 with some levels of inconsistency, but not enough to get dragged in to the relegation battle. Despite the lack of transfers at West Ham, I think they'll eventually be okay. Despite losing Zaha, think Palace still have enough about them to be safe.
The final 6 I think are in for a rough ride. Wolves just seem to have lost all spark and off-field issues always end up filtering their way down on to the players/the pitch. I don't see enough in Everton to improve on last season, and perhaps will only go down purely because there are 3 teams worse than them. Would love Luton to do well and surprise everyone by surviving, but I just don't see it. Perhaps a couple of surprise victories along the way, but nothing sustained to keep them up. Sheff Utd seem to be losing a fair few players, without adequate replacements I think they'll come straight back down.