Arsenal begin their 2024/25 Premier League season at home to Wolves on August 17; the first north London derby is at Tottenham on September 14, return fixture on January 14; the Gunners face Man City at Etihad on September 21; Arsenal end the campaign away at Southampton on May 25
Tuesday 18 June 2024 09:00, UK
Arsenal will start their 2024/25 Premier League season at home to Wolves on Saturday August 17.
The Gunners then face a trip to Unai Emery's Aston Villa and a home clash with Brighton before visiting Tottenham on September 14 for the first north London derby of the season. The return fixture with Spurs at the Emirates is on January 14.
Mikel Arteta's side's first game with last season's title rivals and champions Manchester City comes within the first five games of the campaign on September 21 at the Etihad, with the reverse fixture at the Emirates on February 1.
Over Christmas, the Gunners are at home to newly-promoted Ipswich on Boxing Day before travelling across London to face Brentford on December 29. In March, the Gunners face a trip to Man Utd before a home game against Chelsea.
The Gunners end the season away at Southampton on May 25, after visiting Anfield on May 10 and hosting Newcastle for their final home game on May 18.
All fixtures subject to change.
August
17: Wolves (h)
24: Aston Villa (a)
31: Brighton (h)
September
14: Tottenham (a)
21: Man City (a)
28: Leicester City (h)
October
5: Southampton (h)
19: Bournemouth (a)
26: Liverpool (h)
November
2: Newcastle (a)
9: Chelsea (a)
23: Nottingham Forest (h)
30: West Ham (a)
December
3: Man Utd (h)
7: Fulham (a)
14: Everton (h)
21: Crystal Palace (a)
26: Ipswich Town(h)
29: Brentford (a)
January
4: Brighton (a)
14: Tottenham (h)
18: Aston Villa (h)
25: Wolves (a)
February
1: Man City (h)
15: Leicester City (a)
22: West Ham (h)
25: Nottingham Forest (a)
March
8: Man Utd (a)
15: Chelsea (h)
April
1: Fulham (h)
5: Everton (a)
12: Brentford (h)
19: Ipswich Town (a)
26: Crystal Palace (h)
May
3: Bournemouth (h)
10: Liverpool (a)
18: Newcastle (h)
25: Southampton (a)
Group stage 1: 17/18/19 September
Group stage 2: 1/2 October
Group stage 3: 22/23 October
Group stage 4: 5/6 November
Group stage 5: 26/27 November
Group stage 6: 10/11 December
Group stage 7: 21/22 January
Group stage 8: 29 January
Play-off first leg: 11/12 February
Play-off second leg: 18/19 February
Last 16 first leg 1: 4/5 March
Last 16 second leg: 11/12 March
Quarter-finals first leg: 8/9 April
Quarter-finals second leg: 15/16 April
Semi-final first leg: 29/30 April
Semi-final second leg: 6/7 May
Champions League final: 31 May
The 2024/25 Premier League season will start on Friday August 16 and conclude on Sunday May 25 2025.
The campaign will run over 33 weekends, four midweek rounds and one Bank Holiday matchweek.
The Community Shield will take place on Saturday 10 August and, the FA Cup final will take place on Saturday May 17, the weekend before the Premier League's final day.
The Champions League final will be held on Saturday May 31. The Europa League final will be played on Wednesday May 21 in Bilbao, with the UEFA Conference League final a week later on Wednesday May 28.
Sky Sports will show 128 games exclusively live in the 2024/25 season - and a brand new agreement between Sky Sports and the Premier League means even more live matches from 2025/26.
From 2025, Sky Sports will broadcast a record minimum of 215 Premier League matches a season after finalising a new four-year agreement.
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