Premier League 2025/26 Fixtures Released: Man Utd vs Arsenal to Open Season

 

Premier League 2025/26 Fixtures Released: Man Utd vs Arsenal to Open Season The Premier League 2025-26 season is set to begin with a bang as Manchester United host Arsenal in what promises to be a high-octane clash at Old Trafford. Defending champions Liverpool will open the entire campaign with a Friday night fixture at Anfield against Bournemouth, setting the tone for what should be an exciting season ahead. Other standout matchups on the opening weekend include Manchester City travelling to face Wolves, while Chelsea start their campaign at home against Crystal Palace. Tottenham Hotspur will go up against Burnley, one of three newly-promoted sides, in North London. Promoted clubs Sunderland and Leeds United also return to the Premier League spotlight. Sunderland will host West Ham United, and Leeds will wrap up the opening round with a Monday night match at home against Everton. Here is the full list of opening fixtures: 15 August 2025 (20:00) – Liverpool vs Bournemouth 16 August 2025 (12:30) – Aston Villa vs Newcastle 16 August (15:00) – Brighton vs Fulham, Forest vs Brentford, Sunderland vs West Ham, Spurs vs Burnley 16 August (17:30) – Wolves vs Man City 17 August (14:00) – Chelsea vs Crystal Palace 17 August (16:30) – Manchester United vs Arsenal 18 August (20:00) – Leeds United vs Everton This opening weekend is packed with key fixtures that could set the tone early in the title race, top four chase, and relegation battle. Fans won’t have to wait long for the drama to begin.

As the Premier League 2025-26 season builds toward its conclusion, the final day is already promising high-stakes matchups across the league. All ten matches will kick off simultaneously on Sunday, 24 May 2026 at 16:00 (UK time), and every game could carry major implications for the title race, European spots, or relegation survival. Manchester United will face a tough trip to the south coast, taking on Brighton at the Amex Stadium. Meanwhile, Arsenal head across London to battle Crystal Palace, which could prove tricky depending on the Eagles’ home form and possible survival aspirations. Champions Liverpool, if they’re in contention again, will conclude their campaign at home against Brentford, while Manchester City finish at the Etihad against Aston Villa – a fixture that could have major title-deciding implications if the race is tight. Newcomers Sunderland and Leeds United will both face established Premier League sides. Sunderland host Chelsea in what could be a dramatic finish at the Stadium of Light, and Leeds United travel to London to face West Ham. Final day fixtures: Brighton vs Manchester United Burnley vs Wolves Crystal Palace vs Arsenal Fulham vs Newcastle Liverpool vs Brentford Manchester City vs Aston Villa Nottingham Forest vs Bournemouth Sunderland vs Chelsea Tottenham vs Everton West Ham vs Leeds United As always, the final day promises suspense and surprise. With all matches kicking off at the same time, fans can expect goals, twists, and potentially title, top-four, or relegation drama to unfold minute by minute across the country.

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