A PL giant to fall? Newly-promoted clubs changing relegation equation
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31-second readHull, Coventry and Ipswich have already collected 24 points between them after six games, so the conversation is starting to shift from pre-season vibes on whether all three newly-promoted clubs will be relegated to which established Premier League names could be in the scrap for survival.
The Premier League's newly-promoted sides have often struggled to bridge the gap, with two consecutive seasons in 2023/24 and 2024/25 seeing all three newcomers relegated before Leeds and Sunderland helped buck that trend last season.
The lesson teams are learning is that survival is possible when a promoted team gets their recruitment, organisation and mentality right. Watch Premier League games LIVE on your phone 📱 Not got Sky?
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Hull, Coventry and Ipswich have already collected 24 points between them after six games, so the conversation is starting to shift from pre-season vibes on whether all three newly-promoted clubs will be relegated to which established Premier League names could
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