Manchester United will kick off the new Premier League season with a blockbuster Super Sunday game against Arsenal at Old Trafford on August 17, live on Sky Sports.
The opening-weekend fixture sets the tone for a tough start: United, along with Arsenal, have been handed the joint-hardest start to the season based on the finishing positions last season of their opening six opponents this term.
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After taking on the Gunners, Ruben Amorim's side then face back-to-back matches at rivals Manchester City and at home to Chelsea at the beginning of September, before travelling to champions Liverpool on October 18.
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United face testing fixtures in the opening month of 2025 when City visit Old Trafford on January 17, followed by a trip to Arsenal seven days later.
The Red Devils host Liverpool on May 2 and travel to Brighton & Hove Albion on the final day of the season.
Man Utd's 2025/26 Premier League fixtures
All fixtures subject to change.
August
17: Arsenal (h) - 4.30pm, live on Sky Sports
23: Fulham (a) - 3pm
30: Burnley (h) - 3pm
September
13: Man City (a) - 3pm
20: Chelsea (h) - 3pm
27: Brentford (a) - 3pm
October
4: Sunderland (h) - 3pm
18: Liverpool (a) - 3pm
25: Brighton (h) - 3pm
November
1: Nottingham Forest (a) - 3pm
8: Tottenham Hotspur (a) - 3pm
22: Everton (h) - 3pm
29: Crystal Palace (a) - 3pm
December
3: West Ham United (h) - 8pm
6: Wolves (h) - 3pm
13: Bournemouth (h) - 3pm
20: Aston Villa (a) - 3pm
27: Newcastle United (h) - 3pm
30: Wolves (h) - 8pm
January
3: Leeds United (a) - 3pm
7: Burnley (a) - 8pm
17: Manchester City (h) - 3pm
24: Arsenal (a) - 3pm
31: Fulham (h) - 3pm
February
7: Tottenham Hotspur (h) - 3pm
11: West Ham (a) - 8pm
21: Everton (a) - 3pm
28: Crystal Palace (h) - 3pm
March
4: Newcastle United (a) - 8pm
14: Aston Villa (h) - 3pm
21: Bournemouth (a) - 3pm
April
11: Leeds United (h) - 3pm
18: Chelsea (a) - 3pm
25: Brentford (h) - 3pm
May
2: Liverpool (h) - 3pm
9: Sunderland (a) - 3pm
17: Nottingham Forest (h) - 3pm
24: Brighton (a) - 4pm
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From next season, Sky Sports' Premier League coverage will increase from 128 matches to at least 215 games exclusively live.
And 80 per cent of all televised Premier League games next season are on Sky Sports.