What are the home names of Premier League teams this season? Chelsea
Established: 1905
Stadium: Stamford Bridge (seating 42,522 people)
City: London
Wigan (Wigan)
Established: 1932
Stadium: JJB stadium (with a capacity of 25,000 people)
Cities: Liverpool, Wigan
Established: 1892
Stadium: Anfield (seating 45,362 people)
City: Liverpool Middlesbrough
Established: 1876
Stadium: Riverside Stadium (seating 35,049 people)
City: Arsenal, Middlesbrough
Established: 1886
Stadium: Highbury (seating 38,500 people)
City: Bolton, London
Established: 1874
Stadium: Reebok Stadium (seating 27,879 people)
City: Aston Villa, a suburb of Manchester.
Established: 1874
Stadium: Villa Park (seating 42,700 people)
City: Newcastle United, Birmingham
Established: 1892
Stadium: St. James Park (capacity 522 18 people)
Cities: Everton, Newcastle
Established: 1878
Course: Goodison Park (capacity 40 170 people)
City: Liverpool Blackburn
Established: 1875
Course: Ewood Park (capacity 3 1367)
City: Fulham, Blackburn
Established: 1879
Course: craven Farm (capacity 19 16 1 person)
City: West Brom, London
Established: 1878
Stadium: Hawthorn Stadium (seating 25,396 people)
City: West Bromwich Portsmouth.
Established: 1898
Stadium: Fratton Park (capacity 19 179)
City: Portsmouth United
Established: 1878
Stadium: Old Trafford (capacity 68 174)
City: Manchester Sunderland Football Club
Established: 1879
Stadium: Guangming Stadium (seating 48,300 people)
City: Tottenham Hotspur.
Established: 1882
Stadium: Egret Lane (seating 36,236 people)
City: Manchester, London.
Established: 1887
Stadium: City Stadium (seating 48,000 people)
City: Jolton, Manchester
Established: 1905
Stadium: Valley Stadium (seating 26,500 people)
City: West Ham United in London
Established: 1895
Course: Upton Park (seating 35,500 people)
City: London Birmingham
Established: 1875
Stadium: St Andrews (seating 30,009 people)
City: Birmingham
Hawthorn in West Bromwich
Manchester City: City Stadium
Aston Villa: Villa Park
Tottenham Hotspur: Bailu Lane
Portsmouth: Fratton Park
Newcastle: St James' Park
Middlesbrough: Riverside Stadium
Manchester United: Old Trafford
Liverpool: Anfield
Fulham: craven Farm.
Everton: Goodison Park
Chelsea: Stamford Bridge
Charlton: The Valley
Bolton: Reebok
Birmingham: St Andrews
Blackburn: Ewood Park
Arsenal: Highbury
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