Premier League 24/25 fixtures LIVE: Schedule for every club released including opening matches
Every club’s schedule from the opening day until the last of 2024/25
The Premier League fixtures for the 2024/25 campaign have been released this morning ahead of the new season, which begins on the weekend of 17 August.
Manchester City will start the new season as champions once more after clinching their fourth successive title and they open up with a mouthwatering clash against Chelsea and new manager Enzo Maresca. Meanwhile, Arsenal, who finished second under Mikel Arteta, face a home clash with Wolves.
Elsewhere, Erik ten Hag has kept his job at Manchester United but must now show dramatic improvement on their eighth-place finish and they kick off the new campaign on Friday 16 August by welcoming Fulham to Old Trafford, while Arne Slot begins the daunting task of following Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool by travelling to newly-promoted Ipswich.
Maresca’s departure for Chelsea has left Leicester searching for a replacement after winning promotion and they begin their Premier League adventure by facing Tottenham on Monday evening, 19 August.
Follow our live blog below for the full fixture list:
How is the Premier League season structured?
The 2024-25 season starts on the weekedn of 16th-19th August and will conclude on Sunday 25th May when every game will kick-off at 4pm as is usual.
The season consists of 33 rounds of weekend fixtures, four midweek rounds of matches and one bank holiday match week.
International breaks will take place in September, October, November and March, with the third round of the FA Cup moved to the second weekend of January instead of its traditional slot the weekend before.
Due to the mid-August start there is no winter break and the Christmas Eve fixture has also been dropped after clubs were displeased last season.
Chelsea’s full fixture list
Chelsea have a terrible start to the season with Enzo Maresca thrown in the deep end. In bold are some games we think may prove to be decisive for the Blues’ campaign:
- Sunday 18th August: Chelsea v Manchester City - 4.30pm
- Saturday 24th August: Wolves v Chelsea - 3pm
- Saturday 31st August: Chelsea v Crystal Palace - 3pm
- Saturday 14th September: Bournemouth v Chelsea - 3pm
- Saturday 21st September: West Ham United v Chelsea - 3pm
- Saturday 28th September: Chelsea v Brighton - 3pm
- Saturday 5th October: Chelsea v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
- Saturday 19th October: Liverpool v Chelsea - 3pm
- Saturday 26th October: Chelsea v Newcastle United - 3pm
- Saturday 2nd November: Manchester United v Chelsea - 3pm
- Saturday 9th November: Chelsea v Arsenal - 3pm
- Saturday 23rd November: Leicester City v Chelsea - 3pm
- Saturday 30th November: Chelsea v Aston Villa - 3pm
- Wednesday 4th December: Southampton v Chelsea - 7.45pm
- Saturday 7th December: Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea - 3pm
- Saturday 14th December: Chelsea v Brentford - 3pm
- Saturday 21st December: Everton v Chelsea - 3pm
- Boxing Day (26th December): Chelsea v Fulham - 3pm
- Sunday 29th December: Ipswich Town v Chelsea - 3pm
- Saturday 4th January: Crystal Palace v Chelsea - 3pm
- Wednesday 15th January: Chelsea v Bournemouth - 7.45pm
- Saturday 18th January: Chelsea v Wolves - 3pm
- Saturday 25th January: Manchester City v Chelsea - 3pm
- Saturday 1st February: Chelsea v West Ham United - 3pm
- Saturday 15th February: Brighton v Chelsea - 3pm
- Saturday 22nd February: Aston Villa v Chelsea - 3pm
- Wednesday 26th February: Chelsea v Southampton - 7.45pm
- Saturday 8th March: Chelsea v Leicester City - 3pm
- Saturday 15th March: Arsenal v Chelsea - 3pm
- Wednesday 2nd April: Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur - 7.45pm
- Saturday 5th April: Brentford v Chelsea - 3pm
- Saturday 12th April: Chelsea v Ipswich Town - 3pm
- Saturday 19th April: Fulham v Chelsea - 3pm
- Saturday 26th April: Chelsea v Everton - 3pm
- Saturday 3rd May: Chelsea v Liverpool - 3pm
- Saturday 10th May: Newcastle United v Chelsea - 3pm
- Sunday 18th May: Chelsea v Manchester United - 3pm
- Sunday 25th May: Nottingham Forest v Chelsea - 4pm
Arsenal’s full fixture list
Now let’s break down the fixtures for some individual teams. We’ll start with Arsenal and in bold are some games we think may prove to be massive in terms of the Gunners’ aim to win the title this season:
- Saturday 17th August: Arsenal v Wolves - 3pm
- Saturday 24th August: Aston Villa v Arsenal - 3pm
- Saturday 31st August: Arsenal v Brighton - 3pm
- Saturday 14th September: Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal - 3pm
- Saturday 21st September: Manchester City v Arsenal - 3pm
- Saturday 28th September: Arsenal v Leicester City - 3pm
- Saturday 5th October: Arsenal v Southampton - 3pm
- Saturday 19th October: Bournemouth v Arsenal - 3pm
- Saturday 26th October: Arsenal v Liverpool - 3pm
- Saturday 2nd November: Newcastle United v Arsenal - 3pm
- Saturday 9th November: Chelsea v Arsenal - 3pm
- Saturday 23rd November: Arsenal v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
- Saturday 30th November: West Ham United v Arsenal - 3pm
- Tuesday 3rd December: Arsenal v Manchester United - 7.45pm
- Saturday 7th December: Fulham v Arsenal - 3pm
- Saturday 14th December: Arsenal v Everton - 3pm
- Saturday 21st December: Crystal Palace v Arsenal - 3pm
- Thursday 26th December: Arsenal v Ipswich Town - 3pm
- Sunday 29th December: Brentford v Arsenal - 3pm
- Saturday 4th January: Brighton v Arsenal - 3pm
- Tuesday 14th January: Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur - 7.45pm
- Saturday 18th January: Arsenal v Aston Villa - 3pm
- Saturday 25th January: Wolves v Arsenal - 3pm
- Saturday 1st February: Arsenal v Manchester City - 3pm
- Saturday 15th February: Leicester City v Arsenal - 3pm
- Saturday 22nd February: Arsenal v West Ham United - 3pm
- Tuesday 25th February: Nottingham Forest v Arsenal - 7.45pm
- Saturday 8th March: Manchester United v Arsenal - 3pm
- Saturday 15th March: Arsenal v Chelsea - 3pm
- Tuesday 1st April: Arsenal v Fulham - 7.45pm
- Saturday 5th April: Everton v Arsenal - 3pm
- Saturday 12th April: Arsenal v Brentford - 3pm
- Saturday 19th April: Ipswich Town v Arsenal - 3pm
- Saturday 26th April: Arsenal v Crystal Palace - 3pm
- Saturday 3rd May: Arsenal v Bournemouth - 3pm
- Saturday 10th May: Liverpool v Arsenal -3pm
- Sunday 18th May: Arsenal v Newcastle United - 3pm
- Sunday 25th May: Southampton v Arsenal - 4pm
Premier League fixtures revealed
These fixtures are just the first list. There will be changes in times and dates throughout the season with matches split across Friday and Monday evenings as well as on Sundays.
What the fixture list does show is which teams will be playing each other on any given gameweek.
Premier League fixtures revealed
The full list of Premier League fixtures for next season is out, and to make it easier to read each post is broken down by month, finally to cap things off here’s a look at May:
Saturday 3rd: Arsenal v Bournemouth - 3pm
Saturday 3rd: Aston Villa v Fulham - 3pm
Saturday 3rd: Brentford v Manchester United - 3pm
Saturday 3rd: Brighton v Newcastle United - 3pm
Saturday 3rd: Chelsea v Liverpool - 3pm
Saturday 3rd: Crystal Palace v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
Saturday 3rd: Everton v Ipswich Town - 3pm
Saturday 3rd: Leicester City v Southampton - 3pm
Saturday 3rd: Manchester City v Wolves - 3pm
Saturday 3rd: West Ham United v Tottenham Hotspur - 3pm
Saturday 10th: Bournemouth v Aston Villa - 3pm
Saturday 10th: Fulham v Everton - 3pm
Saturday 10th: Ipswich Town v Brentford - 3pm
Saturday 10th: Liverpool v Arsenal - 3pm
Saturday 10th: Manchester United v West Ham United - 3pm
Saturday 10th: Newcastle United v Chelsea - 3pm
Saturday 10th: Nottingham Forest v Leicester City - 3pm
Saturday 10th: Southampton v Manchester City - 3pm
Saturday 10th: Tottenham Hotspur v Crystal Palace - 3pm
Saturday 10th: Wolves v Brighton - 3pm
Sunday 18th: Arsenal v Newcastle United - 3pm
Sunday 18th: Aston Villa v Tottenham Hotspur - 3pm
Sunday 18th: Brentford v Fulham - 3pm
Sunday 18th: Brighton v Liverpool - 3pm
Sunday 18th: Chelsea v Manchester United - 3pm
Sunday 18th: Crystal Palace v Wolves - 3pm
Sunday 18th: Everton v Southampton - 3pm
Sunday 18th: Leicester City v Ipswich Town - 3pm
Sunday 18th: Manchester City v Bournemouth - 3pm
Sunday 18th: West Ham United v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
Sunday 25th: Bournemouth v Leicester City - 4pm
Sunday 25th: Fulham v Manchester City - 4pm
Sunday 25th: Ipswich Town v West Ham United - 4pm
Sunday 25th: Liverpool v Crystal Palace - 4pm
Sunday 25th: Manchester United v Aston Villa - 4pm
Sunday 25th: Newcastle United v Everton - 4pm
Sunday 25th: Nottingham Forest v Chelsea - 4pm
Sunday 25th: Southampton v Arsenal - 4pm
Sunday 25th: Tottenham Hotspur v Brighton - 4pm
Sunday 25th: Wolves v Brentford - 4pm
Premier League fixtures revealed
The full list of Premier League fixtures for next season is out, and to make it easier to read each post is broken down by month, here’s April:
Tuesday 1st: Bournemouth v Ipswich Town - 7.45pm
Tuesday 1st: Arsenal v Fulham - 7.45pm
Tuesday 1st: Brighton v Aston Villa - 7.45pm
Tuesday 1st: Nottingham Forest v Manchester United - 7.45pm
Tuesday 1st: Wolves v West Ham United - 7.45pm
Wednesday 2nd: Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur - 7.45pm
Wednesday 2nd: Manchester City v Leicester City - 7.45pm
Wednesday 2nd: Newcastle United v Brentford - 7.45pm
Wednesday 2nd: Southampton v Crystal Palace - 7.45pm
Wednesday 2nd: Liverpool v Everton - 8pm
Saturday 5th: Aston Villa v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
Saturday 5th: Brentford v Chelsea - 3pm
Saturday 5th: Crystal Palace v Brighton - 3pm
Saturday 5th: Everton v Arsenal - 3pm
Saturday 5th: Fulham v Liverpool - 3pm
Saturday 5th: Ipswich Town v Wolves - 3pm
Saturday 5th: Leicester City v Newcastle United - 3pm
Saturday 5th: Manchester United v Manchester City - 3pm
Saturday 5th: Tottenham Hotspur v Southampton - 3pm
Saturday 5th: West Ham United v Bournemouth - 3pm
Saturday 12th: Bournemouth v Fulham - 3pm
Saturday 12th: Arsenal v Brentford - 3pm
Saturday 12th: Brighton v Leicester City - 3pm
Saturday 12th: Chelsea v Ipswich Town - 3pm
Saturday 12th: Liverpool v West Ham United - 3pm
Saturday 12th: Manchester City v Crystal Palace - 3pm
Saturday 12th: Newcastle United v Manchester United - 3pm
Saturday 12th: Nottingham Forest v Everton - 3pm
Saturday 12th: Southampton v Aston Villa - 3pm
Saturday 12th: Wolves v Tottenham Hotspur - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Aston Villa v Newcastle United - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Brentford v Brighton - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Crystal Palace v Bournemouth - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Everton v Manchester City - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Fulham v Chelsea - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Ipswich Town v Arsenal - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Leicester City v Liverpool - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Manchester United v Wolves - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Tottenham Hotspur v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
Saturday 19th: West Ham United v Southampton - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Bournemouth v Manchester United - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Arsenal v Crystal Palace - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Brighton v West Ham United - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Chelsea v Everton - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Liverpool v Tottenham Hotspur - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Manchester City v Aston Villa - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Newcastle United v Ipswich Town - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Nottingham Forest v Brentford - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Southampton v Fulham - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Wolves v Leicester City - 3pm
Premier League fixtures revealed
The full list of Premier League fixtures for next season is out, and to make it easier to read each post is broken down by month, here’s March:
Saturday 8th: Brentford v Aston Villa - 3pm
Saturday 8th: Brighton v Fulham - 3pm
Saturday 8th: Chelsea v Leicester City - 3pm
Saturday 8th: Crystal Palace v Ipswich Town - 3pm
Saturday 8th: Liverpool v Southampton - 3pm
Saturday 8th: Manchester United v Arsenal - 3pm
Saturday 8th: Nottingham Forest v Manchester City - 3pm
Saturday 8th: Tottenham Hotspur v Bournemouth - 3pm
Saturday 8th: West Ham United v Newcastle United - 3pm
Saturday 8th: Wolvesv Everton - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Bournemouth v Brentford - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Arsenal v Chelsea - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Aston Villa v Liverpool - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Everton v West Ham United - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Fulham v Tottenham Hotspur - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Ipswich Town v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Leicester City v Manchester United - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Manchester City v Brighton - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Newcastle United v Crystal Palace - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Southampton v Wolves - 3pm
Premier League fixtures revealed
The full list of Premier League fixtures for next season is out, and to make it easier to read each post is broken down by month, here’s February:
Saturday 1st: Bournemouth v Liverpool - 3pm
Saturday 1st: Arsenal v Manchester City - 3pm
Saturday 1st: Brentford v Tottenham Hotspur - 3pm
Saturday 1st: Chelsea v West Ham United - 3pm
Saturday 1st: Everton v Leicester City - 3pm
Saturday 1st: Ipswich Town v Southampton - 3pm
Saturday 1st: Manchester United v Crystal Palace - 3pm
Saturday 1st: Newcastle United v Fulham - 3pm
Saturday 1st: Nottingham Forest v Brighton - 3pm
Saturday 1st: Wolves v Aston Villa - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Aston Villa v Ipswich Town - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Brighton v Chelsea - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Crystal Palace v Everton - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Fulham v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Leicester City v Arsenal - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Liverpool v Wolves - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Manchester City v Newcastle United - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Southampton v Bournemouth - 3pm
Saturday 15th: Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United - 3pm
Saturday 15th: West Ham United v Brentford - 3pm
Saturday 22nd: Bournemouth v Wolves - 3pm
Saturday 22nd: Arsenal v West Ham United - 3pm
Saturday 22nd: Aston Villa v Chelsea - 3pm
Saturday 22nd: Everton v Manchester United - 3pm
Saturday 22nd: Fulham v Crystal Palace - 3pm
Saturday 22nd: Ipswich Town v Tottenham Hotspur - 3pm
Saturday 22nd: Leicester City v Brentford - 3pm
Saturday 22nd: Manchester City v Liverpool - 3pm
Saturday 22nd: Newcastle United v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
Saturday 22nd: Southampton v Brighton - 3pm
Tuesday 25th: Brentford v Everton - 7.45pm
Tuesday 25th: Brighton v Bournemouth - 7.45pm
Tuesday 25th: Nottingham Forest v Arsenal - 7.45pm
Tuesday 25th: Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester City - 7.45pm
Tuesday 25th: West Ham United v Leicester City - 7.45pm
Tuesday 25th: Wolves v Fulham - 7.45pm
Tuesday 25th: Crystal Palace v Aston Villa - 8pm
Wednesday 26th: Chelsea v Southampton - 7.45pm
Wednesday 26th: Liverpool v Newcastle United - 8pm
Wednesday 26th: Manchester United v Ipswich Town - 8pm
Premier League fixtures revealed
The full list of Premier League fixtures for next season is out, and to make it easier to read each post is broken down by month, here’s January:
Saturday 4th: Bournemouth v Everton - 3pm
Saturday 4th: Aston Villa v Leicester City - 3pm
Saturday 4th: Brighton v Arsenal - 3pm
Saturday 4th: Crystal Palace v Chelsea - 3pm
Saturday 4th: Fulham v Ipswich Town - 3pm
Saturday 4th: Liverpool v Manchester United - 3pm
Saturday 4th: Manchester City v West Ham United - 3pm
Saturday 4th: Southampton v Brentford - 3pm
Saturday 4th: Tottenham Hotspur v Newcastle United - 3pm
Saturday 4th: Wolves v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
Tuesday 14th: Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur - 7.45pm
Tuesday 14th: Brentford v Manchester City - 7.45pm
Tuesday 14th: Everton v Aston Villa - 7.45pm
Tuesday 14th: Ipswich Town v Brighton - 7.45pm
Tuesday 14th: Leicester City v Crystal Palace - 7.45pm
Tuesday 14th: Nottingham Forest v Liverpool - 7.45pm
Tuesday 14th: West Ham United v Fulham - 7.45pm
Wednesday 15th: Chelsea v Bournemouth - 7.45pm
Wednesday 15th: Newcastle United v Wolves- 7.45pm
Wednesday 15th: Manchester United v Southampton - 8pm
Saturday 18th: Arsenal v Aston Villa - 3pm
Saturday 18th: Brentford v Liverpool - 3pm
Saturday 18th: Chelsea v Wolves - 3pm
Saturday 18th: Everton v Tottenham Hotspur - 3pm
Saturday 18th: Ipswich Town v Manchester City - 3pm
Saturday 18th: Leicester City v Fulham - 3pm
Saturday 18th: Manchester United v Brighton - 3pm
Saturday 18th: Newcastle United v Bournemouth - 3pm
Saturday 18th: Nottingham Forest v Southampton - 3pm
Saturday 18th: West Ham United v Crystal Palace - 3pm
Saturday 25th: Bournemouth v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
Saturday 25th: Aston Villa v West Ham United - 3pm
Saturday 25th: Brighton v Everton - 3pm
Saturday 25th: Crystal Palace v Brentford - 3pm
Saturday 25th: Fulham v Manchester United - 3pm
Saturday 25th: Liverpool v Ipswich Town - 3pm
Saturday 25th: Manchester City v Chelsea - 3pm
Saturday 25th: Southampton v Newcastle United - 3pm
Saturday 25th: Tottenham Hotspur v Leicester City - 3pm
Saturday 25th: Wolves v Arsenal - 3pm
Premier League fixtures revealed
The full list of Premier League fixtures for next season is out, and to make it easier to read each post is broken down by month, here’s December:
Tuesday 3rd: Bournemouth v Tottenham Hotspur - 7.45pm
Tuesday 3rd: Arsenal v Manchester United - 7.45pm
Tuesday 3rd: Aston Villa v Brentford - 7.45pm
Tuesday 3rd: Everton v Wolves - 7.45pm
Tuesday 3rd: Fulham v Brighton - 7.45pm
Tuesday 3rd: Ipswich Town v Crystal Palace - 7.45pm
Tuesday 3rd: Leicester City v West Ham United - 7.45pm
Wednesday 4th: Manchester City v Nottingham Forest - 7.45pm
Wednesday 4th: Newcastle United v Liverpool - 7.45pm
Wednesday 4th: Southampton v Chelsea - 7.45pm
Saturday 7th: Aston Villa v Southampton - 3pm
Saturday 7th: Brentford v Newcastle United - 3pm
Saturday 7th: Crystal Palace v Manchester City - 3pm
Saturday 7th: Everton v Liverpool - 3pm
Saturday 7th: Fulham v Arsenal - 3pm
Saturday 7th: Ipswich Town v Bournemouth - 3pm
Saturday 7th: Leicester City v Brighton - 3pm
Saturday 7th: Manchester United v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
Saturday 7th: Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea - 3pm
Saturday 7th: West Ham United v Wolves - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Bournemouth v West Ham United - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Arsenal v Everton - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Brighton v Crystal Palace - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Chelsea v Brentford - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Liverpool v Fulham - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Manchester City v Manchester United - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Newcastle United v Leicester City - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Nottingham Forest v Aston Villa - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Southampton v Tottenham Hotspur - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Wolves v Ipswich Town - 3pm
Saturday 21st: Aston Villa v Manchester City - 3pm
Saturday 21st: Brentford v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
Saturday 21st: Crystal Palace v Arsenal - 3pm
Saturday 21st: Everton v Chelsea - 3pm
Saturday 21st: Fulham v Southampton - 3pm
Saturday 21st: Ipswich Town v Newcastle United - 3pm
Saturday 21st: Leicester City v Wolves - 3pm
Saturday 21st: Manchester United v Bournemouth - 3pm
Saturday 21st: Tottenham Hotspur v Liverpool - 3pm
Saturday 21st: West Ham United v Brighton - 3pm
Boxing Day (26th): Bournemouth v Crystal Palace - 3pm
Boxing Day (26th): Arsenal v Ipswich Town - 3pm
Boxing Day (26th): Brighton v Brentford - 3pm
Boxing Day (26th): Chelsea v Fulham - 3pm
Boxing Day (26th): Liverpool v Leicester City - 3pm
Boxing Day (26th): Manchester City v Everton - 3pm
Boxing Day (26th): Newcastle United v Aston Villa - 3pm
Boxing Day (26th): Nottingham Forest v Tottenham Hotspur - 3pm
Boxing Day (26th): Southampton v West Ham United - 3pm
Boxing Day (26th): Wolves v Manchester United - 3pm
Sunday 29th: Aston Villa v Brighton - 3pm
Sunday 29th: Brentford v Arsenal - 3pm
Sunday 29th: Crystal Palace v Southampton - 3pm
Sunday 29th: Everton v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
Sunday 29th: Fulham v Bournemouth - 3pm
Sunday 29th: Ipswich Town v Chelsea - 3pm
Sunday 29th: Leicester City v Manchester City - 3pm
Sunday 29th: Manchester United v Newcastle United - 3pm
Sunday 29th: Tottenham Hotspur v Wolves - 3pm
Sunday 29th: West Ham United v Liverpool - 3pm
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