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:
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 November:
Saturday 2nd: Bournemouth v Manchester City - 3pm
Saturday 2nd: Fulham v Brentford - 3pm
Saturday 2nd: Ipswich Town v Leicester City - 3pm
Saturday 2nd: Liverpool v Brighton - 3pm
Saturday 2nd: Manchester United v Chelsea - 3pm
Saturday 2nd: Newcastle United v Arsenal - 3pm
Saturday 2nd: Nottingham Forest v West Ham United - 3pm
Saturday 2nd: Southampton v Everton - 3pm
Saturday 2nd: Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa - 3pm
Saturday 2nd: Wolves v Crystal Palace -3pm
Saturday 9th: Brentford v Bournemouth - 3pm
Saturday 9th: Brighton v Manchester City - 3pm
Saturday 9th: Chelsea v Arsenal - 3pm
Saturday 9th: Crystal Palace v Fulham - 3pm
Saturday 9th: Liverpool v Aston Villa - 3pm
Saturday 9th: Manchester United v Leicester City - 3pm
Saturday 9th: Nottingham Forest v Newcastle United - 3pm
Saturday 9th: Tottenham Hotspur v Ipswich Town - 3pm
Saturday 9th: West Ham United v Everton - 3pm
Saturday 9th: Wolves v Southampton - 3pm
Saturday 23rd: Bournemouth v Brighton - 3pm
Saturday 23rd: Arsenal v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
Saturday 23rd: Aston Villa v Crystal Palace - 3pm
Saturday 23rd: Everton v Brentford - 3pm
Saturday 23rd: Fulham v Wolves - 3pm
Saturday 23rd: Ipswich Town v Manchester United - 3pm
Saturday 23rd: Leicester City v Chelsea - 3pm
Saturday 23rd: Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur - 3pm
Saturday 23rd: Newcastle United v West Ham United - 3pm
Saturday 23rd: Southampton v Liverpool - 3pm
Saturday 30th: Brentford v Leicester City - 3pm
Saturday 30th: Brighton v Southampton - 3pm
Saturday 30th: Chelsea v Aston Villa - 3pm
Saturday 30th: Crystal Palace v Newcastle United - 3pm
Saturday 30th: Liverpool v Manchester City - 3pm
Saturday 30th: Manchester United v Everton - 3pm
Saturday 30th: Nottingham Forest v Ipswich Town - 3pm
Saturday 30th: Tottenham Hotspur v Fulham - 3pm
Saturday 30th: West Ham United v Arsenal - 3pm
Saturday 30th: Wolves v Bournemouth - 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 October:
Saturday 5th: Arsenal v Southampton - 3pm
Saturday 5th: Aston Villa v Manchester United - 3pm
Saturday 5th: Brentford v Wolves - 3pm
Saturday 5th: Brighton v Tottenham Hotspur - 3pm
Saturday 5th: Chelsea v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
Saturday 5th: Crystal Palace v Liverpool - 3pm
Saturday 5th: Everton v Newcastle United - 3pm
Saturday 5th: Leicester City v Bournemouth - 3pm
Saturday 5th: Manchester City v Fulham - 3pm
Saturday 5th: West Ham United v Ipswich Town - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Bournemouth v Arsenal - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Fulham v Aston Villa - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Ipswich Town v Everton - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Liverpool v Chelsea - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Manchester United v Brentford - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Newcastle United v Brighton - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Nottingham Forest v Crystal Palace - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Southampton v Leicester City - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Tottenham Hotspur v West Ham United - 3pm
Saturday 19th: Wolves v Manchester City - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Arsenal v Liverpool - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Aston Villa v Bournemouth - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Brentford v Ipswich Town - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Brighton v Wolves - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Chelsea v Newcastle United - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Crystal Palace v Tottenham Hotspur - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Everton v Fulham - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Leicester City v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
Saturday 26th: Manchester City v Southampton - 3pm
Saturday 26th: West Ham United v Manchester United - 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 September:
Saturday 14th: Bournemouth v Chelsea - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Aston Villa v Everton - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Brighton v Ipswich Town - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Crystal Palace v Leicester City - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Fulham v West Ham United - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Liverpool v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Manchester City v Brentford - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Southampton v Manchester United - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal - 3pm
Saturday 14th: Wolves v Newcastle United - 3pm
Saturday 21st: Aston Villa v Wolves - 3pm
Saturday 21st: Brighton v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
Saturday 21st: Crystal Palace v Manchester United - 3pm
Saturday 21st: Fulham v Newcastle United - 3pm
Saturday 21st: Leicester City v Everton - 3pm
Saturday 21st: Liverpool v Bournemouth - 3pm
Saturday 21st: Manchester City v Arsenal - 3pm
Saturday 21st: Southampton v Ipswich Town - 3pm
Saturday 21st: Tottenham Hotspur v Brentford - 3pm
Saturday 21st: West Ham United v Chelsea - 3pm
Saturday 28th: Bournemouth v Southampton - 3pm
Saturday 28th: Arsenal v Leicester City - 3pm
Saturday 28th: Brentford v West Ham United - 3pm
Saturday 28th: Chelsea v Brighton - 3pm
Saturday 28th: Everton v Crystal Palace - 3pm
Saturday 28th: Ipswich Town v Aston Villa - 3pm
Saturday 28th: Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur - 3pm
Saturday 28th: Newcastle United v Manchester City - 3pm
Saturday 28th: Nottingham Forest v Fulham - 3pm
Saturday 28th: Wolves v Liverpool - 3pm
Premier League fixtures revealed
Here’s the full list of Premier League fixtures for next season, and to make it easier to read each post is broken down by month starting with August:
Friday 16th: Manchester United v Fulham - 8pm
Saturday 17th: Ipswich Town v Liverpool - 12.30pm
Saturday 17th: Arsenal v Wolves - 3pm
Saturday 17th: Everton v Brighton - 3pm
Saturday 17th: Newcastle United v Southampton - 3pm
Saturday 17th: Nottingham Forest v Bournemouth - 3pm
Saturday 17th: West Ham United v Aston Villa - 5.30pm
Sunday 18th: Brentford v Crystal Palace - 2pm
Sunday 18th: Chelsea v Manchester City - 4.30pm
Monday 19th: Leicester City v Tottenham Hotspur - 8pm
Saturday 24th: Bournemouth v Newcastle United - 3pm
Saturday 24th: Aston Villa v Arsenal - 3pm
Saturday 24th: Brighton v Manchester United - 3pm
Saturday 24th: Crystal Palace v West Ham United - 3pm
Saturday 24th: Fulham v Leicester City - 3pm
Saturday 24th: Liverpool v Brentford - 3pm
Saturday 24th: Manchester City v Ipswich Town - 3pm
Saturday 24th: Southampton v Nottingham Forest - 3pm
Saturday 24th: Tottenham Hotspur v Everton - 3pm
Saturday 24th: Wolves v Chelsea - 3pm
Saturday 31st: Arsenal v Brighton - 3pm
Saturday 31st: Brentford v Southampton - 3pm
Saturday 31st: Chelsea v Crystal Palace - 3pm
Saturday 31st: Everton v Bournemouth - 3pm
Saturday 31st: Ipswich Town v Fulham - 3pm
Saturday 31st: Leicester City v Aston Villa - 3pm
Saturday 31st: Manchester United v Liverpool - 3pm
Saturday 31st: Newcastle United v Tottenham Hotspur - 3pm
Saturday 31st: Nottingham Forest v Wolves - 3pm
Saturday 31st: West Ham United v Manchester City - 3pm
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Here’s the latest round up of transfer rumours:
Football rumours: Manchester City not lowering price for Joao Cancelo
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Enzo Maresca calls coaching Chelsea ‘a dream’ after joining on five-year deal
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Describing his excitement at being handed the task of steering the next phase in owners Clearlake Capital’s rebuild of the club, he pointed to the “talented group of players and staff” that he will lead when he officially becomes the third permanent managerial appointment of the Todd Boehly era on July 1.
Enzo Maresca calls coaching Chelsea ‘a dream’ after joining on five-year deal
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Pep Guardiola unsure of Manchester City’s plans in summer transfer window
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Having been pushed to the final day of the Premier League season by Arsenal and fallen at the quarter-final stage in the Champions League to Real Madrid, the manager was asked whether, after missing out on retaining two of the three trophies they won in their historic treble season a year ago, there would need to be changes in the squad.
Pep Guardiola unsure of Manchester City’s plans in summer transfer window
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He was in the depths of Wembley, having added the 2024 FA Cup to the 2023 Carabao Cup. His first piece of silverware came when Manchester United had just beaten Barcelona, when they seemed to be surging into title contention. His second came after the combination of their lowest ever Premier League finish and their poorest ever Champions League campaign.
United decided they did want Ten Hag. Sort of. And eventually, after two-and-a-half weeks in limbo, he was confirmed as their manager for next season; potentially longer, given they are discussing a new contract. And yet if there is a logic to making an end-of-season review under new owners as thorough as possible, if United were eager to avoid knee-jerk reactions, the process has scarcely been a vote of confidence in Ten Hag.
Manchester United’s weak vote of confidence leaves Erik ten Hag under a microscope
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Erik ten Hag wants Man Utd to take ‘step’ in pre-season after remaining as boss
Erik Ten Hag wants Manchester United to take the ‘next step’ on their pre-season tour after learning he will remain at the Old Trafford helm.
Ten Hag’s position had been under threat after a disappointing Premier League campaign in which his side finished eighth.
However, the 2023-24 season ended on a high with victory over rivals Manchester City in the FA Cup final and, following a performance review, it is understood the club have decided to retain the Dutchman.
The 54-year-old’s next task will be to prepare for the club’s summer friendly fixtures, the first of which is against Rosenborg in Norway on July 15.
Erik ten Hag wants Man Utd to take ‘step’ in pre-season after remaining as boss
Ten Hag’s position had been under threat after a disappointing Premier League campaign in which his side finished eighth.
Footballers’ unions take legal action against FIFA over ‘unworkable’ calendar
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Maheta Molango, the chief executive of the English players’ union, the Professional Footballers’ Association, insists football cannot be “exempt” from rules around workers’ rights.
Footballers’ unions take legal action against FIFA over ‘unworkable’ calendar
PFA chief executive Maheta Molango says football cannot be “exempt” from labour laws.
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