Premier League August 2025 Fixtures: All You Need to Know

The Premier League is the top tier of English football and one of the most watched sports leagues in the world. Founded in 1992, it features 20 clubs competing over 38 matches each season, battling for the coveted league title, European qualification spots, and the fight to avoid relegation. Known for its fast-paced action, global fan base, and unpredictable results, the Premier League combines elite talent, historic rivalries, and high stakes every week.
As the 2025/26 season kicks off, fans are in for a month packed with blockbuster clashes, emotional tributes, and fresh narratives. Here’s your complete August fixtures guide.
Matchweek 1: August 15–18
The season begins with fireworks and tributes as teams honor the late Diogo Jota and his brother by wearing black armbands.
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Friday, Aug 15 (8:00 PM UK)
Liverpool vs. Bournemouth – Defending champions Liverpool open at Anfield under the lights in a Friday night showcase. -
Saturday, Aug 16
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Aston Villa vs. Newcastle United (12:30)
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Brighton vs. Fulham, Spurs vs. Bunley, Sunderland vs. West Ham (15:00)
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Wolves vs. Manchester City (17:30)
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Sunday, Aug 17
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Chelsea vs. Crystal Palace (14:00)
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Manchester United vs. Arsenal (16:30) – A heavyweight clash to light up the opening weekend.
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Monday, Aug 18 (20:00)
Leeds United vs. Everton – Newly promoted Leeds welcome the Toffees back to Elland Road.
Matchweek 2: August 22–24
Early tests for title contenders and newly promoted sides.
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West Ham vs. Chelsea
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Manchester City vs. Tottenham
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Bournemouth vs. Wolves
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Brentford vs. Aston Villa
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Burnley vs. Sunderland
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Arsenal vs. Leeds
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Crystal Palace vs. Nottingham Forest
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Everton vs. Brighton
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Fulham vs. Manchester United
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Newcastle vs. Liverpool
Matchweek 3: August 30–31
Big names collide again before the international break.
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Aston Villa vs. Crystal Palace
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Brighton vs. Manchester City
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Chelsea vs. Fulham
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Leeds vs. Newcastle
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Liverpool vs. Arsenal – A headline matchup with huge title implications even this early.
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Manchester United vs. Burnley
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Nottingham Forest vs. West Ham
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Sunderland vs. Brentford
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Tottenham vs. Bournemouth
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Wolves vs. Everton