Premier League fixtures

Following the release of the fixtures for the 2022/23 Premier League season, we have all the details on who Chelsea are playing where and when...

Supporters are reminded that throughout the campaign there will be alterations to the fixtures. The Champions League gets underway for Chelsea in September, with clashes against Fulham (away) and Liverpool (home) following matchday one and two respectively. There is a bigger gap than usual after the Boxing Day game. Match dates can change for a variety of reasons, including live TV broadcast selections and to accommodate matches in European and domestic cup competitions. West Ham at Stamford Bridge follows quickly after that trip to Southampton, currently three days later in fact. United are scheduled to be at Stamford Bridge on 22 October, with the return fixture at Old Trafford pencilled in for 22 April. Defending champions Manchester City will be our first opponents in 2023, as Pep Guardiola’s side visit London in early January. We head to the Etihad on 20 May in what will be our final away fixture of the season.

The new campaign fixtures reveal the opening game is a tough-looking trip to West Ham United on Sunday, 7 August, while the reigning champions' final match ...

Official Members also receive a £5 discount off all home Premier League tickets, an exclusive membership pack, 10% City Store discount and much more. The first meeting between the two clubs that have dominated the title race in recent times will be at Anfield on Saturday 15 October, with the return at the Etihad on 1 April. The first Manchester derby of 2022/23 will take place at the Etihad on 1 October with the return on 14 January at Old Trafford.

The 2022/23 Premier League fixtures have been released and the dates of all 380 matches are below. Kick-offs are 15:00 for Saturdays and bank holidays ...

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Start your Independent Premium subscription today. - 27/08/2022 15:00 Southampton v Manchester United - 27/08/2022 15:00 Arsenal v Fulham - 13/08/2022 15:00 Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur - 13/08/2022 15:00 Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur That result ended Liverpool’s hopes of an unprecedented quadruple with Jurgen Klopp’s side now surely hopeful of going one better this time around with Fulham first up for them.

Aston Villa will open their 2022/23 Premier League season away at AFC Bournemouth. Steven Gerrard's side travel to Vitality Stadium to face the top-flight ...

12.30pm: Fulham v Liverpool* · 3pm: Bournemouth v Aston Villa · 3pm: Leeds v Wolves · 3pm: Leicester v Brentford · 3pm: Newcastle v Nottingham Forest · 3pm: Spurs v ...

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Newly-promoted Nottingham Forest will travel to St. James' Park for Newcastle United's first fixture of the 2022/23 Premier League campaign.

August and September broadcast selections are due to be announced next month, while October's games are also expected to be confirmed at the end of July. All dates are subject to change due to live television selections. United are at Manchester United on Saturday, 15th October (although this is subject to the Red Devils' European commitments) before, following a home game with Chelsea on Saturday, 12th November, the season pauses for the World Cup in Qatar.

The Premier League fixture schedule for all 20 clubs has been released with with Man City, Man Utd, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham and the rest all ...

In fact, October represents something of a challenging month for City as the Blues face Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal in a hellish six fixture run. Jurgen Klopp's side will be their man challengers once again and they face Liverpool in October and April. And it kicks off a congested month, with five matches being played throughout October, including an away trip to Old Trafford to face Manchester United. Although they'll fancy their chances on the opening day, they face a tough away trip to Stamford Bridge shortly after, with Chelsea awaiting a visit from their former boss. Arsenal also have a decent end to the season - facing Newcastle, Brighton, Nottingham Forest and Wolves in the run in. These dates are subject to change and many of them will be moved due to their participation in the Europa League. Arteta's side will play Tottenham, Liverpool, Leeds, Manchester City, Southampton, Forest and Chelsea between October 1 and November 5. England boss Gareth Southgate has been handed his Premier League wish for the new season… Clubs now know who they will be both starting their campaigns against as they aim to make a quick-fire start to the season. With City having added Erling Haaland to their ranks and Liverpool having acquired Darwin Nunez, the 2022-23 campaign already looks set to be bigger, better and more dramatic then ever before. A dramatic 3-2 final-day comeback win over Aston Villa saw City claim yet another crown as the Reds were left to look back at where it all went agonisingly wrong, and wonder what if? Want to know who your side are playing on the opening day?

Champions Manchester City travel to West Ham on the opening weekend of the 2022-23 Premier League season.

West Ham United v Manchester City (16:30) Manchester United v Brighton (14:00) Newcastle United v Nottingham Forest (15:00) Leicester City v Brentford (15:00) Leeds United v Wolverhampton (15:00) Bournemouth v Aston Villa (15:00)

That's followed immediately by a home fixture against Liverpool, a trip to Leeds, then back at Emirates Stadium against the champions, Manchester City. Newly- ...

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Four of their first six league games pit them against opponents who are expected to struggle this season, including two newly-promoted sides. Due to the World Cup taking place during November and December, the league will have an unprecedented six-week break while the tournament takes place, with a round of fixtures on November 12 and the next one not taking place until Boxing Day. The Magpies are tipped by bookmakers to be the leading challengers to the 'big six', but their credentials will be tested with games against Liverpool and Manchester City before the end of August. Palace can take comfort later in the season with a couple of easier runs - they play the three promoted sides in successive fixtures either side of the World Cup in November and December, before enjoying the same run in the final three games of the campaign. Arsenal made a bad start to the season in 2021-22, losing their opening three games by an aggregate of nine goals to nil, but will expect to fare much better this year - a September trip to Old Trafford is the only one of their first eight fixtures against a team expected to finish in the top six. Manchester City will start the new season as favourites to retain their title for a third successive year, especially given their favourable-looking run at the start of the campaign.

Crystal Palace vs Arsenal kicks off the new season on Friday August 5, with Everton vs Chelsea, Man Utd vs Brighton and West Ham vs Man City also live on ...

Liverpool supporters will also be looking forward to an early-season match-up away to rivals Manchester United on August 20 before going to Goodison Park to face neighbours Everton in the first Merseyside derby on September 3. Liverpool finish their campaign at Southampton. Season will pause after November 12/13 weekend for World Cup in Qatar and restart on Boxing Day

Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City all have favourable fixtures to start the new season.

Newcastle could be a force to be reckoned with given their displays in the latter part of last season and the likelihood of new signings to come. Spurs have a mixed start to the season with trips to Chelsea and West Ham in their first five matches, though, which could count against him. It’s a viable strategy, but with so many premium attackers to cram in, the astute play is to sign a couple of £4.5m options and rotate them before settling on a No 1. Perisic played as a wing-back in his last two seasons with Inter, scoring 12 goals and providing 11 assists in 67 appearances and is already well accustomed to Antonio Conte’s methods. Following a disappointing end to last season, Arsenal will be looking to spring out of the blocks and they arguably have the most appealing run of games to kick off 2022-23. The Blues tended to look more fluid with the more mobile Kai Havertz leading the line and assuming Thomas Tuchel has gone off the idea of having a classic No 9 he could become the established centre forward. The Gunners face Crystal Palace (a), Leicester (h), Bournemouth (a), Fulham (h), Aston Villa (h) and Manchester United (a) in their first six, which raises the prospects of their talisman – and new penalty taker? Signing the Premier League’s shiny new toy isn’t always a recipe for FPL success – Timo Werner and Romelu Lukaku serve as cautionary tales from the recent past – but sometimes all logic has to be flung out of the window. Invariably, you will end up with all of the most desirable assets in the game at some point before a ball is even kicked, before narrowing down the long list to a squad of 15 that can get off to a flying start. Going without those that have FPL pedigree and high ownership is a gamble that more often than not will end in a stream of salty tears running down your cheeks. But here are some of the key assets to ponder for your first draft. Last season’s runaway top two both have promising matches in the first chunk of games.

Manchester City will play at West Ham in the final match of an opening weekend of fixtures that takes Liverpool to Fulham.

Pep Guardiola’s side will start their push for a fifth championship in six seasons at the London Stadium at 4.30pm on Sunday 7 August. The Manchester derbies take place on 1 October (at the Etihad) and 14 January, and for a third season in a row Everton host the first Merseyside derby, on 3 September, with the return on 11 February. Arsenal host the first north London derby on 1 October before visiting Tottenham on 14 January. Their three away matches after Champions League group games are Chelsea (17 September), Arsenal (8 October) and Tottenham (5 November).