Premier League 2026/27 fixtures revealed as champions Arsenal lead 20-club schedule release
The full Premier League fixture list for 2026/27 has been released, with title-holders Arsenal headlining a schedule that also marks the top-flight returns of Coventry City, Ipswich Town and Hull City.
The Premier League’s 2026/27 fixture list has been published in full, with all 20 clubs learning their schedule for the season ahead simultaneously at 10am BST.
Arsenal enter the campaign as champions for the first time in more than two decades, with Mikel Arteta’s side looking to build on their title-winning season. The Gunners will be among the most closely watched clubs when assessing the draw of their opening run of fixtures.
Manchester City, Liverpool and Chelsea are among a large group of clubs beginning the season under new management, adding an extra layer of intrigue to how the early weeks of the campaign might unfold.
Joining the established top-flight sides are three promoted clubs: Coventry City, Ipswich Town and Hull City, all returning to the Premier League after winning promotion from the Championship. Each will be eager to see whether their opening fixtures offer any early breathing room or an immediate examination against the division’s heavyweights.
As is standard, every club will face the same 19 opponents home and away across the 38-game season. The order and timing of those matches, however, carries real significance — shaping early momentum, influencing squad rotation decisions, and determining when the most demanding runs of fixtures arrive.
With new managers plotting their first campaigns, promoted sides assessing their readiness, and a defending champion looking to retain its crown, the 2026/27 Premier League season promises to be one of the more open and unpredictable in recent memory.
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