Manchester United will begin the 2022/23 Premier League season with a home game against Brighton & Hove Albion.

The opening weekend of the campaign is earlier than normal due to the break in fixtures between 12/13 November and 26 December for the World Cup in Qatar.

The Premier League season will end on Sunday, May 28 2023, when the final 10 games are all played at the same time.

AUGUST

7 Brighton (H)

13 Brentford (A)

20 Liverpool (H)

27 Southampton (A)

30 Leicester City (A)

SEPTEMBER

3 Arsenal (H)

10 Crystal Palace (A)

17 Leeds United (H)

OCTOBER

1 Man City (A)

8 Everton (A)

15 Newcastle (H)

19 Tottenham (H)

22 Chelsea (A)

29 West Ham (H)

NOVEMBER

5 Aston Villa (A)

12 Fulham (A)

DECEMBER

26 Nottingham Forest (H)

31 Wolves (A)

JANUARY

2 Bournemouth(H)

14 Man City (H)

21 Arsenal (A)

FEBRUARY

4 Crystal Palace (H)

11 Leeds United (A)

18 Leicester City (H)

25 Brentford (H)

MARCH

4 Liverpool (A)

11 Southampton (H)

18 Brighton (A)

APRIL

1 Newcastle United (A)

8 Everton (H)

15 Nottingham Forest (A)

22 Chelsea (H)

25 Tottenham Hotspur (A)

29 Aston Villa (H)

MAY

6 West Ham (A)

13 Wolves (H)

20 Bournemouth (A)

28 Fulham (H)