Arsenal fixtures 2014-15: Gunners face Crystal Palace, Everton and Leicester in opening month as Arsene Wenger's avoid big guns early on
Our comprehensive guide to all of the 2014/15 fixtures, plus a detailed look at some of the most important games of the season for your club
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Arsene Wenger's side finished last season on a high, securing 4th place once again at the expense of their rivals Tottenham, and with many summer signings anticipated, the Gunners can look forward to building on a promising 2013/14 campaign.
Here are some of the highlights from Arsenal's fixture list to look out for:
First game
Arsenal will face Crystal Palace at the Emirates Stadium on the 16 August.
Last Game
Arsenal will play against West Brom at the Hawthorns on the 24 May
Games against biggest rivals
Tottenham: 27 September (H), 7 February (A)
Chelsea: 4 October (A), 25 April (H)
Manchester United: 22 November (H), 16 May (A)
Liverpool: 20 December (A), 4 April (H)
Manchester City: 13 September (H), 17 January (A)
Over the festive period
Arsenal will play over the festive period QPR on Boxing Day, West Ham on the 28 December and Southampton on New Year's Day.
Premier League Fixtures 2014/15 club by club
Arsenal fixtures / Aston Villa fixtures / Burnley fixtures
Chelsea fixtures / Crystal Palace fixtures / Everton fixtures
Hull City fixtures / Leicester City fixtures / Liverpool fixtures
Manchester City fixtures / Manchester United fixtures
Newcastle United fixtures / Queens Park Rangers fixtures
Southampton fixtures / Stoke City fixtures / Swansea City fixtures
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