Everton start their second season at the Hill Dickinson Stadium with a season opener against Crystal Palace.
The Blues have a strong record against the Eagles as they've lost once in their last 23 Premier League meetings.
Jack Grealish scored his first goal for the club in the 2-1 victory over Palace as his goal represented what Hill Dickinson could become.
The 30-year-old then scored a winner away at Bournemouth, which is Everton's first away game of the season.
Everton's last win on the opening day came back in 2021, when they were managed by Rafa Benitez whose side defeated Southampton 3-1 with goals from Richarlison, Abdoulaye Doucoure and Dominic Calvert-Lewin.
The first Merseyside Derby will be played at Hill Dickinson in November, while Everton end the season at Portman Road.
The opening ten
It's a mixed start for Everton as in their opening ten games they face all three promoted teams, with Ipswich and Frank Lampard's Coventry debuting at the Hill Dickinson.
Everton's second home game of the season is against Manchester United, a side who they haven't beaten at home since 2022.
If the Blues want to mount a successive European charge home fixtures against Crystal Palace, Ipswich Town and Coventry will be crucial. Xabi Alonso's Chelsea will also visit Hill Dickinson, a side where Everton have a strong home record against.
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Away trips to North London follows as Everton face Tottenham in their forth game of the season. Reigning champions Arsenal face the Blues in November.
Merseyside Derby dates
Everton will host the first Merseyside Derby of the season as they'll welcome Liverpool in the last week of November.
David Moyes will hope to get revenge on the Reds as they won the first-ever Merseyside Derby at Hill Dickinson.
Two months later Everton will travel to Anfield and hope they'll get their first win at their old ground since 2021.
Other fixtures to look out for
March represents a tough ask for the Toffees as they travel to Manchester to face both Manchester clubs before ending the month with a home game against Tottenham Hotspur, who became the first opposing team to win at Hill Dickinson.
If Everton are again in the mix for Europe, April and the start of May could prove to be vital. David Moyes side will face Crystal Palace, Bournemouth and Brighton before starting May with games against Fulham and Chelsea.
Arsenal are Everton's last opponents at Hill Dickinson before they end their season against Ipswich Town on May 30.
Full fixture list
August
Crystal Palace (H) - 22
Bournemouth (A) - 29
September
Manchester United (H) - 5
Tottenham Hotspur (A) - 12
Ipswich Town (H) -19
October
Hull City (A) - 10
Chelsea (H) - 17
Arsenal (A) - 24
Newcastle United (A) - 31
November
Coventry City (H) - 7
Brentford (A) - 21
Liverpool (H) - 28
December
Aston Villa (A) - 2
Fulham (H) - 5
Brighton & Hove Albion (A) - 12
Nottingham Forest (A) - 19
Sunderland (H) - 26
Manchester City (H) - 30
January
Leeds United (A) - 2
Aston Villa (H) - 6
Coventry (A) - 16
Brentford (H) - 23
Liverpool (H) - 30
February
Newcastle United (H) - 6
Leeds United (H) -10
Sunderland (A) - 20
Nottingham Forest (H) - 27
March
Manchester City (A) - 3
Manchester United (A) - 13
Tottenham Hotspur (H) - 20
April
Crystal Palace (A) - 10
Bournemouth (H) - 17
Brighton & Hove Albion (H) - 24
May
Fulham (A) - 1
Hull City ( H) - 8
Chelsea (A) - 15
Arsenal (H) - 23
Ipswich Town (A) - 30
(Fixtures may change due to tv)
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