Newly promoted Ipswich host Liverpool while champions Manchester City are away to Chelsea on the opening weekend of the new Premier League season.
Newly promoted Ipswich will host Liverpool while champions Manchester City are away to Chelsea on the opening weekend of the new Premier League season.
Arsenal, who finished runners-up to City last season, are at home to Wolves on the Saturday while fourth-placed Aston Villa have been handed an away game against West Ham on the same day. Full round of fixtures on FA Cup final weekend – but no games on Saturday, 17 May, when the final is playedAston Villa are away to Tottenham and Liverpool either side of matchday three, while Liverpool play Chelsea at home and Arsenal awayManchester United host Liverpool immediately before the September international break, Tottenham host Arsenal straight afterwardsThe 2024-25 season starts on Friday, 16 August and will conclude on Sunday, 25 May 2025, when every game will kick off at the same...
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