As the days count down to the first match of the season, premierleague.com looks at things new to the competition for 2018/19.
The 59th stadium
There will be a new host of Premier League football this season.
When Tottenham Hotspur play their first PL match at their new ground, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, it will be the 59th different venue in the competition's history.
With 62,062 seats it will be the second-biggest club stadium in the league, behind Manchester United's Old Trafford, which houses 74,994 fans.
Built on the site of White Hart Lane, Spurs' new home will follow the Amex Stadium, John Smith's Stadium and Wembley Stadium, which last season became the 56th, 57th and 58th grounds in the PL.
Before the Premier League opener, the first competitive match to be played at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium will be the club's Premier League 2 Division 1 encounter against Brighton & Hove Albion on Monday 27 August.
The ground will also host NFL matches with a special American football pitch, concerts and other major events every season.
See: Every stadium in the Premier League
Also in this series
Part 1: What's new this season? Nike Merlin ball
Part 3: What's new this season? Match officials
Part 4: What's new this season? Earlier Deadline Day
Part 5: What's new this season? Maiden fixtures
Part 6: What's new this season? Nike referee kits
Part 7: What's new this season? New managers
Part 8: What's new this season? Disciplinary sanctions
Part 9: What's new this season? New nationalities
