Man City begin title defence against Burnley, Liverpool head to Chelsea

Manchester City will begin their bid for a record fourth consecutive Premier League title away to Vincent Kompany's Burnley.

The Treble winners will visit Turf Moor to face their former captain's newly-promoted side on the evening of Friday, 11 August to raise the curtain on the 2023-24 campaign.

It will be the second time Kompany - who won the title on four occasions as City skipper - will have faced his old side as a manager, with City running out 6-0 winners at the Etihad in March's FA Cup quarter-final.

Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool have been handed a tricky start to the season with a trip to Mauricio Pochettino's Chelsea on Sunday 13 August with both sides looking to bounce back after disappointing campaigns.

Manchester United begin their campaign against Wolves at Old Trafford on Monday, 14 August.

The first Merseyside derby of the campaign sees Everton go to Anfield on 21 October, while Pochettino will take his new side to face his old one when Chelsea visit Tottenham on 4 November.

The first north London derby of the campaign sees Spurs visit Arsenal on 23 September (with the return on April 27) while Man City travel to the Emirates on 7 October for a meeting of last season's top two.

October 28 at Old Trafford will bring the first Manchester derby since City matched United's Treble-winning feat of 1999 (United go to the Etihad on 2 March), with the champions hosting Klopp's Liverpool on 25 November.

Premier League debutants Luton will play their first top-flight fixture since 1992 away to Roberto De Zerbi's Brighton on Saturday, 12 August, having to wait until the following weekend for their first home game when Kenilworth Road will become the smallest ground to host a fixture in the competition for the visit of Burnley.

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