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Liverpool EPL Fixture Ratiba Ya Liverpool EPL 2023/2024 The Premier League 2023/24 season dates have been confirmed, with the campaign starting on Saturday 12 August 2023.
Liverpool EPL Fixture Ratiba Ya Liverpool EPL 2023/2024
The season schedule returns to normal following the COVID-19 pandemic and the FIFA World Cup 2022, which provided disruption during the previous three seasons.
In keeping with commitments made to clubs this season to address the congested schedule across Christmas and New Year, no two rounds in this period will take place within 48 hours of each other.
The schedule also provides for a return of the mid-season player break, which will take place between 13-20 January.
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The season will consist of 34 weekends, three midweek rounds and one Bank Holiday match round.
The start date of Saturday 12 August allows 76 clear days from the end of 2022/23 season.
With the Premier League finishing on 19 May 2024, it will also allow players rest between the end of the season and the international fixtures in June.
Liverpool EPL Fixture Ratiba Ya Liverpool EPL 2023/2024
AUGUST
Sunday 13th, 4.30pm – Chelsea (A)
Saturday 19th, 3pm – Bournemouth (H)
Saturday 26th, 3pm – Newcastle United (A)
SEPTEMBER
Saturday 2nd, 3pm – Aston Villa (H)
Saturday 16th, 3pm – Wolverhampton Wanderers (A)
Saturday 23rd, 3pm – West Ham United (H)
Saturday 30th, 3pm – Tottenham Hotspur (A)
OCTOBER
Saturday 7th, 3pm – Brighton & Hove Albion (A)
Saturday 21st, 3pm – Everton (H)
Saturday 28th, 3pm – Nottingham Forest (H)
NOVEMBER
Saturday 4th, 3pm – Luton Town (A)
Saturday 11th, 3pm – Brentford (H)
Saturday 25th, 3pm – Manchester City (A)
DECEMBER
Saturday 2nd, 3pm – Fulham (H)
Tuesday 5th, 7.45pm – Sheffield United (A)
Saturday 9th, 3pm – Crystal Palace (A)
Saturday 16th, 3pm – Manchester United (H)
Saturday 23rd, 3pm – Arsenal (H)
Tuesday 26th, 3pm – Burnley (A)
Saturday 30th, 3pm – Newcastle United (H)
JANUARY
Saturday 13th, 3pm – Bournemouth (A) *This fixture is subject to change to the weekend of January 20th as part of the league’s mid-season break.
Wednesday 31st, 8pm – Chelsea (H)
FEBRUARY
Saturday 3rd, 3pm – Arsenal (A)
Saturday 10th, 3pm – Burnley (H)
Saturday 17th, 3pm – Brentford (A)
Saturday 24th, 3pm – Luton Town (H)
MARCH
Saturday 2nd, 3pm – Nottingham Forest (A)
Saturday 9th, 3pm – Manchester City (H)
Saturday 16th, 3pm – Everton (A)
Saturday 30th, 3pm – Brighton & Hove Albion (H)
APRIL
Wednesday 3rd, 8pm – Sheffield United (H)
Saturday 6th, 3pm – Manchester United (A)
Saturday 13th, 3pm – Crystal Palace (H)
Saturday 20th, 3pm – Fulham (A)
Saturday 27th, 3pm – West Ham United (A)
MAY
Saturday 4th, 3pm – Tottenham Hotspur (H)
Saturday 11th, 3pm – Aston Villa (A)
Sunday 19th, 4pm – Wolverhampton Wanderers (H)
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