Arsenal will be looking to make it three wins from three in the Premier League when they journey to the south coast to take on newly-promoted Bournemouth on Saturday, August 20.
 

Newly-promoted Bournemouth will have a mammoth task on their hands when they visit Premier League champions Manchester City on Saturday, August 13.
 

Liverpool will continue their intense rivalry with Manchester City when they welcome newly-promoted Fulham to Anfield on the opening weekend of the 2022/23 Premier League season.
 

After a tense relegation battle last season, three spots are open, which means three new promoted sides from the Championship will be coming back to the English Premier League, getting to showcase their particular brand of English football. Always making for an interesting dynamic, the new pool of talent will need to adapt to the unforgiving series of fixtures, with even the huge juggernauts at the top unrelenting and desperate for points in the most competitive league.
 

Chelsea will be looking to clinch third place in the Premier League when they welcome relegated Watford to Stamford Bridge on Sunday, May 22.
 

Relegation-threatened Leeds will attempt to arrest a two-match losing streak in the Premier League when a resurgent Brighton visit Elland Road on Sunday, May 15.
 

Liverpool will look to keep the pressure on title rivals Manchester City when Tottenham visit Anfield in the Premier League on Saturday, May 7.
 

Everton have a massive fight on their hands to avoid relegation from the Premier League with six games remaining in the season, starting with the visit of Chelsea on Sunday, May 1.
 

Burnley will look to continue their uphill battle for Premier League survival when Wolves visit Turf Moor on Sunday, April 24.
 

Newcastle will look to take another step towards securing their Premier League status when Leicester visit St James' Park on Sunday, April 17.