Boxing Day is traditionally the last day of the football season, but this year it has been overshadowed by the coronavirus pandemic. However, that doesn't mean we can't look ahead to what the upcoming Premier League season holds. The league is known for its unpredictable nature, so let's dive into some predictions and changes that could impact the season.

One of the biggest changes in the upcoming season is the introduction of a new format called the "Big Six" which means that Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham and Manchester United will be playing against each other every week. This format will give teams more time to prepare for each other and make sure they don't get too tired. It also gives fans something to look forward to on Boxing Day as it marks the start of the season.

Another change that could impact the season is the introduction of a new competition called the "Super Cup". This tournament will involve two clubs from different divisions facing off in a one-off match. The winner of the Super Cup will be crowned the top team in the league and will have a shot at winning the Premier League title.

The changes that could impact the season include the introduction of a new format, the introduction of a new competition and the return of the "Big Six" and the Super Cup. These changes should provide plenty of excitement and tension throughout the season, so stay tuned for more updates.