India, March 25 -- The Premier League is widely regarded as one of the toughest competitions in world football, with several teams capable of pushing for the title and financial strength with lenient FFP, as compared to leagues like La Liga. Its structure provides slightly more flexibility, helping maintain a competitive balance. The tempo is unforgiving, demanding consistency and focus across a long season where even brief lapses can prove costly. Big clubs are often punished for dropping their standards, which adds to the league's unpredictability. That competitive edge was on full display during the 2015-16 season, when Leicester City defied all odds to win the title. Guided by Claudio Ranieri, the team relied on the brilliance of Riya...