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The full Premier League fixture list for the 2025/26 season has been released(Image: Getty Images)

The fixture list for the 2025/26 Premier League season has officially been released, and every club vying for top-flight supremacy has found out their potential paths to glory.

Liverpool enter the new campaign as reigning champions, after Arne Slot delivered them the crown in his debut term.

Arsenal, who have played second fiddle for the past three seasons, will be hoping to go one better this campaign, and have an early chance to prove their worth when they head to Old Trafford on the opening weekend before a trip to Anfield in late August.



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As was the case last year, the new campaign will officially get up and running on a Friday evening in August, when Liverpool host Bournemouth at Anfield as the reigning Premier League champions on August 15.

This also remains in line with the Premier League's return to a later start date after several years of slightly earlier restarts.

Many have urged organisers to shut the transfer window before the season gets underway at all, though this timing still leaves clubs with a fortnight to do business after the campaign starts.

The Premier League has listened to players and managers alike and is now offering more rest between winter fixtures(Image: Getty Images)

The Premier League will continue to adhere to a more manageable workload for players in 2025/26.

It also means that for the second season in a row, there will be no fixtures played on Christmas Eve.

Anticipation will also be high around this time of year as the winter transfer window returns.

The opening for clubs to conclude mid-season business will open on January 1, 2026 and close on February 2.

Liverpool haven't won back-to-back league titles since 1983/84(Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images)

Between August and May, the Premier League will host matchdays across 33 weekends and five midweek rounds.
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