Premier League 2025/26 Fixtures: Manchester United Vs Arsenal Headlines Opening Weekend

‎The complete fixture list for the 2025/26 Premier League season has been announced, fueling anticipation for the upcoming campaign.

‎The season begins on Friday, August 15th, with reigning champions Liverpool taking on Bournemouth in the opening match.

‎Manchester City will start their bid for a fifth title in six years against Wolves, while Arsenal have been dealt an opening-day clash with Manchester United as they build on a third-straight second-place finish.

‎For the newly promoted sides, Leeds have a tricky match with Everton, Burnley go head-to-head with Tottenham and Sunderland will host West Ham.

‎Elsewhere, Aston Villa welcome Newcastle, Crystal Palace visit Chelsea, and Nottingham Forest host Brentford.

‎The final round of fixtures will be played on Sunday, May 24th, with all 20 clubs competing simultaneously as is tradition.

‎Opening Day

‎Liverpool v Bournemouth (Friday, August 15th)

‎Aston Villa v Newcastle (Saturday, August 16th)

‎Brighton v Fulham

‎Nottingham Forest v Brentford

‎Sunderland v West Ham

‎Spurs v Burnley

‎Wolves v Manchester City

‎Chelsea v Crystal Palace (Sunday, August 17th)

‎Manchester United v Arsenal

‎Leeds v Everton (Monday, August 18th)

‎Boxing Day

Arsenal vs Brighton

Brentford vs Bournemouth

Burnley vs Everton

Chelsea vs Aston Villa

Crystal Palace vs Tottenham Hotspur

Liverpool vs Wolves

Manchester United vs Newcastle

Nottingham Forest vs Manchester City

Sunderland vs Leeds United

West Ham United vs Fulham

Major fixtures (all ‘weekend commencing’)

Manchester City vs Manchester United – September 13th

Manchester United vs Manchester City – January 17th

Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur – November 22nd

Tottenham Hotspur vs Arsenal – February 21st

Tottenham Hotspur vs Chelsea – November 1st

Chelsea vs Tottenham Hotspur – May 17th

Liverpool vs Manchester United – October 18th

Manchester United vs Liverpool – May 2nd

Liverpool vs Everton – September 20th

Everton vs Liverpool – April 18th

Sunderland vs Newcastle – December 13th

Newcastle vs Sunderland – March 21st

Crystal Palace vs Brighton – November 8th

Brighton vs Crystal Palace – February 7th