2025/26 Premier League Fixtures Unveiled: A Season Full of Blockbusters
The long wait is over—Premier League fans can finally start planning their weekends again. The full list of fixtures for the 2025/26 Premier League season has officially been released, and it's shaping up to be an electrifying campaign right from the first whistle. We now know all 380 matches scheduled across the season, with opening weekend kicking off on Friday, August 15, and wrapping up on Sunday, May 24, 2026.
Matchweek 1 sets the tone with a headline clash as Manchester United host Arsenal on Sunday, August 17 at 16:30 UK time—a classic rivalry that will no doubt be a major talking point. Liverpool will begin their title hunt under the Friday night lights against AFC Bournemouth, while defending champions Manchester City will travel to face Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday evening. Meanwhile, newly promoted Sunderland will make their return to top-flight football with a home tie against West Ham United.
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Each weekend from mid-August until late May is packed with drama. Arsenal, for example, have a particularly intense start. They face Manchester United away, then return home to play Leeds United, followed by a trip to Anfield to take on Liverpool. Not long after the first international break, the Gunners will face Manchester City at the Emirates—a fixture that could set the tone for the title race early on.
And it’s not just the top-six clashes grabbing attention. There are exciting London derbies sprinkled throughout the schedule, including Arsenal vs Tottenham on November 22, and Chelsea vs Tottenham on May 2. December brings a festival of football with six rounds of matches, including festive fixtures that fans traditionally look forward to during the holiday season. Clubs will need squad depth to navigate that challenging month.
The intensity doesn’t let up in 2026. Arsenal host Liverpool on January 7, while Manchester City’s clash with Chelsea on April 11 is another potential title-decider. The final day of the season, Sunday May 24, promises the usual drama with all 20 teams in action simultaneously. Could the title go down to the wire? With fixtures like Manchester City vs Aston Villa, Liverpool vs Brentford, and Arsenal visiting Crystal Palace, the possibilities are endless.
Now that the schedule is out, let the debates, predictions, and anticipation begin.
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