Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s rebuilt Manchester United will have no fears about the opening weeks of the season once they have tacked their mouth-watering opening clash at home to Chelsea.
United travel to Molineux – aiming to take revenge on a Wolves side who beat them twice last season – in their second game, before matches against Crystal Palace (home), Southampton (away), Leicester City (home) and West Ham (away).
They then host Arsenal and Liverpool either side of an international break.
Manchester City’s Premier League title defence will start at West Ham as Pep Guardiola’s aim to finish at the top for the third consecutive year.
Their first home game of the season sees Guardiola’s men host Tottenham at the Etihad Stadium.
The Premier League’s first Manchester derby sees City host neighbours United in early December.
Manchester City Premier League Schedule
10/08 – West Ham United v Manchester City – Buy Manchester City Tickets
17/08 – Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur – Buy Manchester City Tickets
24/08 – Bournemouth v Manchester City – Buy Manchester City Tickets
31/08 – Manchester City v Brighton – Buy Manchester City Tickets
Tottenham have been handed a difficult start to their 2019-20 Premier League campaign.
Mauricio Pochettino’s men welcome newly-promoted Aston Villa to their new stadium on the opening day of the season, but then face a tough end to August.
They travel to champions Manchester City on August 17, before the first north London derby of the season on August 31.
The return fixture at the Emirates is on April 25. There is replay of the Champions League final October 26, when they visit Anfield to face Liverpool.
Liverpool will open their 2019-20 Premier League title assault on a Friday night at Anfield against Norwich City as Jurgen Klopp’s team look to set the pace at the top of the table.
Klopp’s European champions narrowly missed out on the domestic crown last season and know they can drop few points if they are to oust Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City this time around.
A trip to Southampton follows the Norwich game, before Liverpool face Arsenal and Chelsea – sandwiching matches against Burnley and Newcastle in the early run of fixtures.
Chelsea begin the Premier League season with a mouth-watering away clash against Manchester United – the late game on the first Super Sunday of the season.
The Blues end the campaign away at Wolves, with a tough trip to Liverpool in their penultimate game of the season.
In a busy Christmas period, Chelsea travel to Spurs on December 21, before hosting Southampton on Boxing Day and then going away again to Arsenal on December 28.
Arsenal face a tough start to the new Premier League season, facing Liverpool away and a north London derby with Tottenham before the end of August.
The Gunners begin their season with a trip to the north east to face Newcastle, before finishing with a home derby of sorts against Watford.
In a busy Christmas run, Unai Emery’s side face Bournemouth away on Boxing Day, before a mouth-watering New Year’s Day home game against Manchester United.
Arsenal and Unai Emery will be visiting the USA this summer as part of the International Champions Cup. In the US, Arsenal will play high profile friendlies against Bayern Munich, AS Roma and Real Madrid.
Everton will begin the new Premier League season with a trip to Crystal Palace.
Marco Silva goes up against his old side, Watford, in the Toffees’ first home game of the new campaign, before a visit to newly-promoted Aston Villa.
The Blues take on rivals Liverpool in the first Merseyside derby of the season at Anfield in December, with the return game at Goodison Park in March.
Everton’s Premier League Fixtures
10/08 – Crystal Palace v Everton – Buy Everton Tickets
17/08 – Everton v Watford – Buy Everton Tickets
24/08 – Aston Villa v Everton – Buy Everton Tickets
31/08 – Everton v Wolverhampton – Buy Everton Tickets
Crystal Palace will begin the new Premier League season with a home fixture against Everton. The Eagles will welcome the Toffees to Selhurst Park on Saturday 10th August with a kick-off time of 3pm.
Roy Hodgson’s side face a tricky opening five fixtures, with the clash against Marco Silva’s side being followed up matches against Sheffield United (away), Manchester United (away), Aston Villa (home) and Tottenham Hotspur (away).
Other key fixtures include hosting West Ham United on Boxing Day, and travelling to face Norwich City on New Years Day.
West Ham United face a daunting start to their 2019-2020 Premier League campaign, welcoming champions Manchester City on the opening weekend.
The Hammers then travel to Brighton and Watford, before facing newly-promoted duo Norwich and Aston Villa home and away respectively.
Fans will have one eye firmly on November, though, when they face rivals Tottenham and Chelsea back-to-back.
Other key fixtures include facing Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park on Boxing Day, and Bournemouth at home on New Years Day.
The Premier League season will conclude with a home clash with Aston Villa on May 17th.
Newcastle have once again been handed a tricky start to their Premier League campaign, facing three of the top six in their opening five matches.
The Magpies were given a tough start to the previous season, where they faced four of the top flight’s elite – losing every clash.
And this year they welcome Arsenal to St James’ Park on the opening day, before travelling to Norwich on August 17.
They then have their first trip to Tottenham’s new ground on August 24, before traveling to Anfield on September 14.
They end the season at home to Liverpool.
