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ESPN Issues Season-Opening Report Card for All 20 Premier League Clubs

The sports outlet graded every Premier League team on their form through the season's first month, according to ESPN.

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ESPN has published a set of grades assessing the performance of all 20 Premier League clubs during the opening month of the 2026-27 season, according to the outlet.

The piece, titled "First-month grades for all 20 Premier League teams: From an A+ to F," evaluates how each club has fared so far, ranking their form on a letter-grade scale, ESPN said.

According to the article's framing, the grades range across the full spectrum, with some teams performing at the top of the scale and others struggling near the bottom, ESPN reported.

ESPN did not provide further detail in the excerpt reviewed regarding the specific grades assigned to individual clubs.

The exercise is part of ESPN's regular season coverage of the Premier League, which typically includes periodic assessments of team performance as the campaign progresses.

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