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Fixtures 2019/20 - West Ham (a), Spurs (h), Bournemouth (a)
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Bill
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here goes
whp.blue
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No easy home games at Old ToiletOne thing for certain is the scousers and the rags will be at home to an “easy” team and we will be away to a tricky game.
Bill
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lol
Bluemoon dan
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Nice run in.
M
M
mat
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No media bias.
Champions not on tele....
Champions not on tele....
Manchester City will begin the new Premier League season at West Ham United and face only one of last season’s top six in the opening 10 games.
City’s title defence gets under way at 12.30pm on Saturday 10 August at the London Stadium, with the first home game of the season seven days later, when Tottenham Hotspur visit the Etihad Stadium.
The reigning champions will host the first Manchester derby of the season, on 7 December, with the return fixture scheduled for 7 March.
A trip to Arsenal will follow the Etihad derby, while Pep Guardiola’s side face back to back fixtures against Liverpool and Chelsea in early November.
As always, the festive period will be a busy affair.
Four games in 11 days are scheduled, with City set to host Leicester City on 21 December, before a Boxing Day trip to Wolves.
Sheffield United travel to Manchester two days later, while Everton will visit on New Year’s Day.
In the second half of the season, the champions will again play Arsenal and United on consecutive weekends and do the same against Liverpool and Chelsea.
City host Jurgen Klopp’s outfit on 4 April, with just seven games remaining and will wrap things up at home to Norwich City on 17 May.
For the first time ever, the Premier League campaign will include a mid-season break, meaning one round of matches in February will be split over two weekends.
Five fixtures will take place on the weekend commencing 8 February 2019 and five on the weekend commencing 15 February.
A decision on which matches will get moved to the 15th will be made when the UK broadcast picks for February are announced in mid-December.
All fixtures are subject to change for TV selections.
Download all the fixtures to your calendar, here.
City's 2019/20 Premier League fixtures in full
10/08/2019 - West Ham United A
17/08/2019 - Tottenham Hotspur H
24/08/2019 - A.F.C. Bournemouth A
31/08/2019 - Brighton H
14/09/2019 - Norwich City A
21/09/2019 - Watford H
28/09/2019 - Everton A
05/10/2019 - Wolverhampton H
19/10/2019 - Crystal Palace A
26/10/2019 - Aston Villa H
02/11/2019 - Southampton H
09/11/2019 - Liverpool A
23/11/2019 - Chelsea H
30/11/2019 - Newcastle United A
03/12/2019 - Burnley A
07/12/2019 - Manchester United H
14/12/2019 - Arsenal A
21/12/2019 - Leicester City H
26/12/2019 - Wolverhampton A
28/12/2019 - Sheffield United H
01/01/2020 - Everton H
11/01/2020 - Aston Villa A
18/01/2020 - Crystal Palace H
21/01/2020 - Sheffield United A
01/02/2020 - Tottenham Hotspur A
08/02/2020 - West Ham United H
22/02/2020 - Leicester City A
29/02/2020 - Arsenal H
07/03/2020 - Manchester United A
14/03/2020 - Burnley H
21/03/2020 - Chelsea A
04/04/2020 - Liverpool H
11/04/2020 - Southampton A
18/04/2020 - Newcastle United H
25/04/2020 - Brighton A
02/05/2020 - A.F.C. Bournemouth H
09/05/2020 - Watford A
17/05/2020 - Norwich City H
City’s title defence gets under way at 12.30pm on Saturday 10 August at the London Stadium, with the first home game of the season seven days later, when Tottenham Hotspur visit the Etihad Stadium.
The reigning champions will host the first Manchester derby of the season, on 7 December, with the return fixture scheduled for 7 March.
A trip to Arsenal will follow the Etihad derby, while Pep Guardiola’s side face back to back fixtures against Liverpool and Chelsea in early November.
As always, the festive period will be a busy affair.
Four games in 11 days are scheduled, with City set to host Leicester City on 21 December, before a Boxing Day trip to Wolves.
Sheffield United travel to Manchester two days later, while Everton will visit on New Year’s Day.
In the second half of the season, the champions will again play Arsenal and United on consecutive weekends and do the same against Liverpool and Chelsea.
City host Jurgen Klopp’s outfit on 4 April, with just seven games remaining and will wrap things up at home to Norwich City on 17 May.
For the first time ever, the Premier League campaign will include a mid-season break, meaning one round of matches in February will be split over two weekends.
Five fixtures will take place on the weekend commencing 8 February 2019 and five on the weekend commencing 15 February.
A decision on which matches will get moved to the 15th will be made when the UK broadcast picks for February are announced in mid-December.
All fixtures are subject to change for TV selections.
Download all the fixtures to your calendar, here.
City's 2019/20 Premier League fixtures in full
10/08/2019 - West Ham United A
17/08/2019 - Tottenham Hotspur H
24/08/2019 - A.F.C. Bournemouth A
31/08/2019 - Brighton H
14/09/2019 - Norwich City A
21/09/2019 - Watford H
28/09/2019 - Everton A
05/10/2019 - Wolverhampton H
19/10/2019 - Crystal Palace A
26/10/2019 - Aston Villa H
02/11/2019 - Southampton H
09/11/2019 - Liverpool A
23/11/2019 - Chelsea H
30/11/2019 - Newcastle United A
03/12/2019 - Burnley A
07/12/2019 - Manchester United H
14/12/2019 - Arsenal A
21/12/2019 - Leicester City H
26/12/2019 - Wolverhampton A
28/12/2019 - Sheffield United H
01/01/2020 - Everton H
11/01/2020 - Aston Villa A
18/01/2020 - Crystal Palace H
21/01/2020 - Sheffield United A
01/02/2020 - Tottenham Hotspur A
08/02/2020 - West Ham United H
22/02/2020 - Leicester City A
29/02/2020 - Arsenal H
07/03/2020 - Manchester United A
14/03/2020 - Burnley H
21/03/2020 - Chelsea A
04/04/2020 - Liverpool H
11/04/2020 - Southampton A
18/04/2020 - Newcastle United H
25/04/2020 - Brighton A
02/05/2020 - A.F.C. Bournemouth H
09/05/2020 - Watford A
17/05/2020 - Norwich City H