The fixtures for the 2023/24 Premier League season have been released this morning.
Manchester City begin their latest title defence with a trip to 2022/23 Championship winners Burnley, a match that kicks off the new campaign in the televised slot on Friday 11 August.
Liverpool’s trip to Chelsea is the most eye-catching fixture of the opening weekend, while newly promoted Luton Town and Sheffield United face Brighton and Hove Albion and Crystal Palace respectively in their 2022/23 curtain-raisers.
FIXTURES: INTERNATIONALS, WINTER BREAK + MORE
We’ll get a total of four Gameweeks before our first international break in September.
Further international fortnights will follow after Gameweeks 8 and 12.
The UEFA Champions League and Europa League group stages will start on September 19-21, after Gameweek 5.
Aston Villa begin their UEFA Europa Conference League campaign a month earlier, a two-legged play-off on August 24 and 31 after Gameweeks 2 and 3 respectively.
Our first midweek round of matches is Gameweek 15, which takes place on December 5-6.
There are three Gameweeks (18-20) over the festive period but neatly spaced out to avoid the 48-hour tuanrounds we’ve encountered in previous years. Manchester City will blank in the first of those Gameweeks, however, due to a clash with the FIFA World Club Cup.
The winter break will take place between 13-20 January 2024, bisecting Gameweeks 21 and 22.
The season ends on Sunday 19 May, with Brighton and Hove Albion v Manchester United and Manchester City v West Ham United among the final fixtures of 2022/23.
SELECTED GAMEWEEKS
GAMEWEEK 1
GAMEWEEK 2
GAMEWEEK 3
GAMEWEEK 4
GAMEWEEK 19 (BOXING DAY)
GAMEWEEK 38
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