Premier League 2023/24 Fixtures: Opening matches revealed including Chelsea vs Liverpool

The Premier League 2023/24 fixtures have been announced for the new season, which gets underway on Friday 11th August and concludes on Sunday 19th May 2024.

Opening Weekend Of Premier League Fixtures

One of the big talking points for the opening weekend is the meeting between Vincent Kompany's new boys Burnley and defending champions Man City, which kicks-off the season at Turf Moor on Friday 11th August.

Man City famously won the treble last term, which included a fifth league title in six seasons, and will now no doubt be eyeing up an unprecedented quadruple in 2023/24.

A total of six fixtures will be televised across the opening weekend, including a very juicy clash between Chelsea and Liverpool on Sunday afternoon, in a game that sees the return of new Blues boss Mauricio Pochettino.

Luton's first ever Premier League match is on the south coast away to Brighton, while last season's Championship runners-up Sheffield United will lock horns with Crystal Palace.

Arsenal will host Nottingham Forest on Saturday lunchtime, Ange Postecoglou's first match as Spurs boss is away to Brentford, and Man Utd vs Wolves completes the opening the action as the first MNF of the campaign.

Friday 11th August

• Burnley vs Manchester City

Saturday 12th August

• Arsenal vs Nottingham Forest
• Bournemouth vs West Ham
• Brighton vs Luton
• Everton vs Fulham
• Sheffield United vs Crystal Palace
• Newcastle vs Aston Villa

Sunday 13th August

• Brentford vs Tottenham
• Chelsea vs Liverpool

Monday 14th August

• Manchester United vs Wolves

Final Weekend Of Premier League Fixtures

Sunday 19th May 2024 seems an absolute age away right now, however come that final date there could well be a lot on the line in regards to the title, race for the top-4, European places, and frantic fight for survival.

Sunday 19th May

• Arsenal vs Everton
• Brentford vs Newcastle
• Brighton vs Manchester United
• Burnley vs Nottingham Forest
• Chelsea vs Bournemouth
• Crystal Palace vs Aston Villa
• Liverpool vs Wolves
• Luton vs Fulham
• Manchester City vs West Ham
• Sheffield United vs Tottenham

Who is the favourite to win the Premier League title?

Man City have been installed as the odds-on favourites with all bookmakers to win the Premier League title, which would be their fourth on the spin.

Liverpool (8/1) are expected to bounce back from a disappointing 2022/23 campaign, while Arsenal (9/1) will be bidding to challenge once again.

Man Utd (9/1) will hope to build on their 3rd place finish from last season, with Newcastle and Chelsea both available at 16/1.

Tottenham are a distant 50/1 as they prepare for life under Ange Postecoglou.