Premier League fixtures for 24/25 season released with opening weekend including blockbuster game
The Premier League fixtures for the 2024/25 season have been released, with the opening weekend including a monstrous game.
The new Premier League campaign will begin on August 16.
The 2024/25 season will take place over 33 weekends, with four midweek rounds and one Bank Holiday match-week.
The final round of fixtures will be played on May 25, with all games to kick off at the same time.
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A Friday night clash between Manchester United and Fulham will open the new Premier League season.
And a blockbuster fixture between Chelsea and Manchester City is among the first fixtures of the opening weekend, which will be Enzo Maresca's first game in charge following his appointment.
Liverpool will begin a new era under Arne Slot at Ipswich Town while Arsenal will host Wolves.
Opening weekend of the 2024/25 Premier League season:
Friday 16 August -
Man United vs. Fulham
Saturday 17 August -
Ipswich Town vs. Liverpool
Arsenal vs. Wolves
Everton vs. Brighton
Newcastle United vs. Southampton
Nottingham Forest vs. Bournemouth
West Ham vs. Aston Villa
Sunday 18 August -
Brentford vs. Crystal Palace
Chelsea vs. Man City
Monday 19 August -
Leicester City vs. Tottenham
Final weekend of the 2024/25 Premier League season:
Sunday May 25 -
Bournemouth v. Leicester City
Fulham v. Man City
Ipswich Town vs. West Ham
Liverpool vs. Crystal Palace
Man United vs. Aston Villa
Newcastle United vs. Everton
Nottingham Forest vs. Chelsea
Southampton vs. Arsenal
Tottenham vs. Brighton
Wolves vs. Brentford
Man City pipped Arsenal to the league title last season, claiming their fourth consecutive triumph.
Liverpool and Aston Villa qualified for the Champions League, finishing third and fourth respectively.
Tottenham, Chelsea, Newcastle United, Man United, West Ham United and Crystal Palace secured top half finishes.
Leicester City, who won the Championship title last season, Ipswich and Southampton, who beat Leeds United in the play-off final, were promoted to the top flight.
Topics: Premier League, Football
Nasir Jabbar