The opening weekend kicks off on Friday, August 16th with Manchester United hosting Fulham at Old Trafford.
Reigning champions Manchester City have been dealt an away fixture against Chelsea on Sunday, August 18th as they craft their bid for a fifth straight title.
Last season's runners-up Arsenal open their campaign at the Emirates Stadium versus Wolves.
Turning towards the promoted sides, Ipswich - making their top-flight return after 22 years - are at home to Arne Slot-led Liverpool at midday on Saturday, August 17th at Portman Road.
Championship title holders Leicester are up against Tottenham at home on Monday, August 19th and play-off winners Southampton make the long trip to Newcastle.
The 2024/25 Premier League campaign will consist of 33 weekends, four mid-week rounds and one Bank Holiday round, while the mid-season break has been removed.
The final day is on May 25th with all 20 teams playing simultaneously, as has become tradition.
Opening weekend games
Friday, August 16th
Manchester United v Fulham
Saturday, August 17th
Ipswich v Liverpool
Arsenal v Wolves
Everton v Brighton
Newcastle v Southampton
Nottingham Forest v Bournemouth
West Ham v Aston Villa
Sunday, August 18th
Brentford v Crystal Palace
Chelsea v Manchester City
Monday, August 19th
Leicester v Tottenham
Final day games
Sunday, May 25th
Bournemouth v Leicester
Fulham v Manchester City
Ipswich v West Ham
Liverpool vs Crystal Palace
Manchester United v Aston Villa
Newcastle v Everton
Nottingham Forest v Chelsea
Southampton v Arsenal
Tottenham v Brighton
Wolves v Brentford
Boxing Day games
Arsenal v Ipswich
Bournemouth v Crystal Palace
Brighton v Brentford
Chelsea v Fulham
Liverpool v Leicester
Manchester City v Everton
Newcastle v Aston Villa
Nottingham Forest v Tottenham
Southampton v West Ham
Wolves v Manchester United
Derby games
August 31st: Manchester United v Liverpool
January 4th: Liverpool v Manchester United
September 14th: Tottenham v Arsenal
January 14th: Arsenal v Tottenham
December 14th: Manchester City v Manchester United
April 5th: Manchester United v Manchester City
December 7th: Everton v Liverpool
April 2nd: Liverpool v Everton
All fixture dates are subject to change.
