A reminder: for my video previews & score predictions on all 10 #PL games this weekend, simply search "Premier League" on @Google | #PLonNBC pic.twitter.com/ZhEXOkTryF
— Joe Prince-Wright (@JPW_NBCSports) September 22, 2017
Here's where we stand. pic.twitter.com/VrfagdVPJe
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) September 22, 2017
You’ve been warned:
Sunday's #SKCvLA match will air on KCOP in Los Angeles: https://t.co/l0yfOpbrPC pic.twitter.com/u3ScotLWo7
— LA Galaxy (@LAGalaxy) September 22, 2017
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It's within touching distance… #PLkickoff pic.twitter.com/cW7uSEAtNf
— Premier League (@premierleague) August 10, 2017
.@PremierLeague football is back this weekend!
Everything you need to know ahead of our opener against West Ham: https://t.co/bQaNdUEAxJ pic.twitter.com/f95HgZQKLs
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) August 10, 2017
The new Premier League season starts tomorrow.
So, who ya got winning this thing? pic.twitter.com/L01RV3rngN
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) August 10, 2017
In 25 seasons of the Premier League, there have been 1,840 foreign players from 105 nations outside British Isles. Countries with >20 here: pic.twitter.com/ZnxxPzLBai
— Nick Harris (@sportingintel) August 10, 2017
6️⃣ reasons why @BVB will end Bayern's #Bundesliga dominance this season. pic.twitter.com/vHM6XMx1VK
— DW Sports (@dw_sports) August 8, 2017
The new guy.
Behind the scenes of Pele van Anholt's first #LAGalaxy training session. pic.twitter.com/I2B6Ee3KBC
— LA Galaxy (@LAGalaxy) July 14, 2017
No, not THAT Pele — it’s Pele van Anholt, a 26-year-old Dutch defender.
As for the persistent Zlatan rumors, the latest is that he could stay with Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho said today at a press conference in LA ahead of Saturday’s friendly against the Galaxy since he will be out until at least December.
But the LA Times was most insistent earlier that the Galaxy could be his destination. And yet the always reliable tabloid The Sun (cough, cough) says otherwise.
Would you spend $250 to watch a Real Madrid training session? And there’s no guarantee of even on autograph at that price.
Ticket prices for actual games are similarly eye-popping considering they are little more than glorified training sessions. And to top it off, Manchester United’s attitude toward Saturday’s Galaxy exhibition game is more than a little underwhelming if not insulting.
Read more in this week’s 100 Percent Soccer column.
Manchester United sits atop the list of the World’s Most Valuable Soccer teams, according to Forbes Magazine.
This is the first time that the club has reached the top spot. According to Forbes, Manchester United is worth $3.69 billion and generated revenues of $765 million during the 2015-16 season. 
Barcelona is second with a current value of $3.64 million, followed by Real Madrid at $3.58 million. Real Madrid, winners of the last two UEFA Champions League titles, held the No. 1 spot for the previous four years (2013-16).
Bayern Munich ($2.71 billion) and Manchester City ($2.08 billion) round out the top five.
Both Barcelona and Real Madrid generated $688 million.
The second half of the top 10 is predominately English Premier League teams: Arsenal ($1.93), Chelsea ($1.85) and Liverpool ($1.49) are sixth, seventh and eighth, respectively. Tottenham Hotspur is 10th at $1.06 billion.
Juventus from Italy’s Serie A is ninth at $1.26 billion.
From Forbes: The 20 most valuable soccer teams this year are worth an average of $1.48 billion, 3% more than one year ago. The U.S. dollar rose in value relative to the euro during the past year. As a result, although not a single team declined in value year-over-year when measured in euros, 9 of the 20 teams decreased when valued in U.S. dollars.
A fan walks by a sign ahead of the Europa league final earlier this week between Manchester United and Ajax in Stockholm (Associated Press Photo).
Read this week’s 100 Percent Soccer column here.
The English Premier League ends Sunday and all 10 games will be aired over various NBC networks. All games will air at 7 a.m.
Here is the breakdown as of Thursday.
Everton (7th, 61 points) at Arsenal (5th, 72 points) – NBC
Middlesbrough (19th, 28) at Liverpool (4th, 73) – NBCSN
Manchester City (3rd, 75) at Watford (16th, 40) – USA
Crystal Palace (13th, 41) at Manchester United (6th, 66) – CNBC
West Ham United (12th, 42) at Burnley (15th, 40) – Oxygen
Sunderland (20th, 24) at Chelsea (1st, 90) – SyFy
Tottenham (2nd, 83) at Hull City (18th, 34) – MSNBC
Bournemouth (9th, 45) at Leicester City (11th, 43) – Bravo
Stoke City (14th, 41) at Southampton (8th, 46) – E!
West Bromwich Albion (9th, 45) at Swansea City (17th, 38) – Esquire
We have 8 Premier League shows in 10 days starting this weekend! #PLonNBC pic.twitter.com/sa4iYL3H3U
— NBC Sports Soccer (@NBCSportsSoccer) April 17, 2017
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Soccer News: @LAGalaxy vs. @ManUtd ticket information announced: https://t.co/rXKV9OE1Q7 pic.twitter.com/tWGs7vv2jS
— StubHub Center (@StubHubCenter) April 11, 2017
NEWS: Goalkeeper @1DanKennedy announces retirement from professional soccer: https://t.co/6d145bPfQE pic.twitter.com/UbsMlVKKHl
— LA Galaxy (@LAGalaxy) April 11, 2017
Ten seasons. Plenty of spectacular saves.@1DanKennedy calls it a career. pic.twitter.com/2US49lyEbm
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) April 11, 2017
. @1DanKennedy was a huge part of what made Chivas USA a good team for several years, and a fun place to work. Congrats and good luck! https://t.co/wpR4oyeCPA
— David Lindholm (@Lindholm) April 11, 2017
Feast your eyes as the run-in begins on @NBCSportsSoccer (there are NO MORE International breaks this season ) pic.twitter.com/zBpQSBaRbI
— Arlo White (@arlowhite) March 31, 2017
Bitter rivals Schalke and Dortmund meet for the 150th time on Saturday (9:20am ET, FS2). #GoalMania #S04BVB https://t.co/3Vg1QWkIjs
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) March 31, 2017
Never miss #LosDos.
Catch them on the at this weekend's Watch Party! https://t.co/Hr20lxBFxv
— LA Galaxy II (@LAGalaxyII) March 31, 2017
Ambitious @LFC and @Everton battle in Merseyside Derby this weekend. @JPW_NBCSports takes a look at the matchup! pic.twitter.com/FBefrs8Xcf
— NBC Sports Soccer (@NBCSportsSoccer) March 30, 2017