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The Premier League has just revealed its calendar for the 2024-2025 season. As every year, around mid-June, the English body makes the dates and fixtures official. And it will start this year on August 16, with Manchester United-Fulham as the season opener. The big game will pit Chelsea against Manchester City on Sunday, August 18, while Tottenham will close this first day with a trip to promoted Leicester.
Manchester City is not spared by the calendar. The shock against Arsenal will arrive very quickly, on September 21, but it is especially the month of February that promises to be terrible. From January 25 to February 25, they will have to play consecutive matches against Chelsea, Arsenal, Newcastle, Liverpool and Tottenham!
The schedule for the first day of the Premier League
Friday August 16
Manchester United vs FulhamSaturday August 17
Ipswich Town vs Liverpool Arsenal vs Wolves Everton vs Brighton Newcastle United vs Southampton Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth West Ham United vs Aston VillaSunday August 18
Brentford vs Crystal Palace Chelsea vs Manchester CityMonday August 19
Leicester City vs Tottenham Hotspur
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