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Premier League pre-season fixtures: All you need to know
After two years of scheduling issues caused by the coronavirus outbreak, this summer’s pre-season schedule promises to be exciting.
The Premier League’s big boys are all packing their bags for games around the world, with overseas fans getting their first chance to witness their favorites in person in months.
We’ve put together a detailed guide that includes all of the important details, so you’ll never miss your team in action.
Arsenal
July 8: FC Nurnberg (Max-Morlock-Stadion, Nuremberg)
July 16: Everton (M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore)
July 20: Orlando City (Exploria Stadium, Orlando)
July 23: Chelsea (Camping World Stadium, Orlando)
July 30: Sevilla (Emirates Stadium)
Aston Villa
July 9: Walsall (Bescot Stadium)
July 17: Leeds (Suncorp Stadium, Queensland)
July 20: Brisbane Roar (Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Queensland)
July 23: Manchester United (Optus Stadium, Perth)
July 30: Stade Rennais (Roazhon Park, France)
Bournemouth
July 23: Bristol City (Vitality Stadium)
July 30: Real Sociedad (Vitality Stadium)
Brentford
July 9: Boreham Wood (Meadow Park)
July 16: Stuttgart (Friedrichshafen, Germany)
July 23: Wolfsburg (Volkswagen Arena, Wolfsburg)
July 30: Real Betis (Brentford Community Stadium)
Brighton
July 9: Union Saint-Gilloise (American Express Elite Football Performance Centre)
July 23: Reading (Madejski Stadium)
July 26: Brentford (American Express Elite Football Performance Centre)
Chelsea
July 16: Club America (Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas)
July 20: Charlotte FC (Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte)
July 23: Arsenal (Camping World Stadium, Orlando)
Crystal Palace
July 15: Liverpool (National Stadium, Singapore)
July 19: Manchester United (MCG, Melbourne)
July 22: Leeds (Optus Stadium, Perth)
Everton
July 16: Arsenal (M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore)
July 20: Minnesota United (Allianz Field, Minnesota)
July 16: Nice (Estadio Algarve, Faro)
July 17: Benfica (Estadio Algarve, Faro)
July 24: Estoril (Estadio Antonio Coimbra da Mota)
Leeds
July 14: Brisbane Roar (Cbus Super Stadium)
July 17: Aston Villa (Suncorp Stadium, Queensland)
July 22: Crystal Palace (Optus Stadium, Perth)
Leicester
July 9: Notts County (LCFC Training Ground, Seagrave)
July 16: Leuven (Den Dreef Stadium, Leuven)
July 23: Preston (Deepdale)
July 31: Sevilla (King Power Stadium)
Liverpool
July 12: Manchester United (Rajamangala Stadium, Bangkok)
July 15: Crystal Palace (National Stadium, Singapore)
July 21: RB Leipzig (Red Bull Arena, Leipzig)
July 30: Manchester City (King Power Stadium)
July 31: Strasbourg (Anfield)
Manchester City
July 20: Club America (NRG Stadium, Houston)
July 23: Bayern Munich (Lambeau Field, Green Bay)
July 30: Liverpool (King Power Stadium)
July 12: Liverpool (Rajamangala Stadium, Bangkok)
July 15: Melbourne Victory (MCG, Melbourne)
July 19: Crystal Palace (MCG, Melbourne)
July 23: Aston Villa (Optus Stadium, Perth)
July 30: Atletico Madrid (Ullevaal Stadium, Oslo)
July 31: Rayo Vallecano (Old Trafford)
Newcastle
July 26: Benfica (Estadio da Luz, Lisbon)
July 29: Atalanta (St James’ Park)
July 30: Athletic Bilbao (St James’ Park)
Nottingham forest
TBC
Southampton
July 18: Klagenfurt (Worthersee Stadion, Klagenfurt)
Tottenham
July 13: Team K League (Seoul World Cup Stadium, Coupang Play Series)
July 16: Sevilla (Seoul World Cup Stadium, Coupang Play Series)
July 23: Rangers (Ibrox)
July 30: Roma (Sammy Ofer Stadium, I-Tech Cup)
West Ham
July 12: Ipswich (Portman Road)
July 12: Boreham Wood (Meadow Park)
July 16: Reading (Select Car Leasing Stadium)
July 23: Luton (Kenilworth Road)
Wolves
July 20: Deportivo Alaves (Camilo Cano Stadium)
July 23: Besiktas (Camilo Cano Stadium)
