The Premier League champions Manchester City will be looking to defend their title in the upcoming 2024/25 season. As international football grabs attention this summer, fans eagerly await the release of the Premier League fixtures.
The 38-match schedule for each team will be revealed, with key moments like Boxing Day set to attract attention throughout the campaign. Promoted clubs Leicester, Ipswich, and Southampton will be watching closely as they return to the top flight, while clubs like Liverpool, Chelsea, and West Ham start afresh under new managers.
Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City will aim for a fifth successive crown, but the competition will be fierce. The fixtures for the upcoming season will be announced on Tuesday, 18 June at 9am BST. The season will consist of 33 weekends, four midweek rounds, and one Bank Holiday Matchweek.
The season will kick off on 17 August, just 90 days after the previous season concluded. The final day of the season is set for 25 May, with all ten matches scheduled to kick off simultaneously. The mid-season break has been removed to allow for an earlier start date for the league, giving clubs a longer summer break.
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