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We reached that time of year again when the superstars of the Premier League must exit holiday mode and enter the realm of the top-level professional footballer.
All 20 Premier League clubs are set to commence their pre-season training programs over the next week ahead of another gruelling campaign in the world’s most competitive domestic division.
As always, clubs will be aiming to strike the perfect balance between fitness and finance in their pre-season fixture schedule, while integrating new faces and signings will also be high on the agenda.
Below we’ve compiled a list of each Premier League club’s summer fixture list along with details on where you can watch the televised games (marked in bold):
Read our 2019/20 Premier League fixtures guide with key dates and games to look out for here.
Arsenal
July 6: Boreham Wood – Meadow Park
July 16: Colorado Rapids – Dick’s Sporting Goods Park
July 18: Bayern Munich – Dignity Health Sports Park (Premier 1)
July 20: Fiorentina – Bank of America Stadium (Premier 1)
July 24: Real Madrid – FedEx Field
July 28: Lyon – Emirates Cup
July 31: Angers – Stade Raymond Copa
August 4: Barcelona – Camp Nou
Aston Villa
July 17: Minnesota United – Allianz Field
July 21: Shrewsbury – New Meadow
July 24: Walsall – Banks’s Stadium
July 27: Charlton – The Valley
August 3: Red Bull Leipzig
Bournemouth
July 20: Girona – Barcelona Olympic Stadium
July 26: West Brom – The Hawthorns
July 27: Brentford – Griffin Park
August 2: Lazio – Vitality Stadium
Brighton
July 19: Crawley – People’s Pension Stadium
July 20: Fulham – EBB Stadium
July 27: Birmingham City – St Andrew’s
Burnley
July 20: Crewe Alexandra – Gresty Road
July 20: Port Vale – Vale Park
July 23: Fleetwood Town – Highbury Stadium
July 27: Wigan Athletic – DW Stadium
July 30: Nice – Turf Moor
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Chelsea
July 19: Kawasaki Frontale – International Stadium, Japan (Chelsea TV)
July 23: Barcelona – Saitama Stadium, Japan (Chelsea TV)
July 28: Reading – Madejski Stadium (Chelsea TV)
July 31: RB Salzburg – Red Bull Arena, Salzburg (Chelsea TV)
Crystal Palace
July 9: Luzern – Tissot Arena, Bienne
July 13: Young Boys – Stadium Neufeld, Bern
July 16: Barnet – The Hive
July 19: Nottingham Forest – City Ground
July 27: Bristol City – Ashton Gate
July 30: AFC Wimbledon – Kingsmeadow
August 3: Hertha Berlin – Selhurst Park
Everton
July 7: Kariobangi Sharks – Kasarani Stadium, Nairobi
July 14: Sion – FC Bagnes, Switzerland
July 19: Monaco – FC Bagnes, Switzerland
July 24: Wigan – DW Stadium
August 3: Werder Bremen – Weser Stadion
Leicester City
July 16: Scunthorpe United – Glanford Park
July 20: Cheltenham Town – Jonny-Rocks Stadium
July 23: Cambridge United – Abbey Stadium
July 27: Stoke City – bet365 Stadium
July 27: Rotherham – New York Stadium
August 2: Atalanta – King Power Stadium
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Liverpool
July 11: Tranmere Rovers – Prenton Park
July 14: Bradford City – Valley Parade
July 19: Borussia Dortmund – Notre Dame Stadium, Indiana (Liverpool TV)
July 21: Sevilla – Fenway Park, Boston (Liverpool TV)
July 24: Sporting Lisbon – Yankee Stadium, New York (Liverpool TV)
July 28: Napoli – Murrayfield (Liverpool TV)
July 31: Lyon – Stade de Geneve, Switzerland
Manchester City
July 17: West Ham – Olympic Sports Center, Nanjing, China (Sky Sports Premier League)
July 20: Newcastle/Wolves – Hongkou Stadium, Shanghai, China (Sky Sports Premier League)
July 27: Yokohama FM, Nissan Stadium, Yokohama, Japan
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Manchester United
July 13: Perth Glory – Optus Stadium, Perth (MUTV)
July 17: Leeds Utd – Optus Stadium, Perth (MUTV)
July 20: Inter Milan – National Stadium, Singapore (MUTV)
July 25: Tottenham – Hongkou Stadium, Shanghai, China (MUTV)
July 30: Kristiansund – Ullevaal Stadium, Oslo, Norway (MUTV)
August 3: AC Milan – Principality Stadium, Cardiff (MUTV)
Newcastle United
July 17: Wolves – Olympic Sports Center, Nanjing, China (Sky Sports Premier League)
July 20: Man City/West Ham – Hongkou Stadium, Shanghai, China (Sky Sports Premier League)
July 30: Hibernian – Easter Road
August 3: Saint-Etienne – St. James’ Park
Norwich City
July 14: Arminia Bielefeld – Bielefelde Alm
July 16: SC Paderborn – Rabenfittich Sports Centre Stadium, Geseke
July 27: Luton Town – Kenilworth Road
July 30: Atalanta – Carrow Road
August 3: Toulouse – Carrow Road
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Sheffield United
July 12: Real Betis – The Algarve Stadium, Portugal
July 16: Burton Albion – Pirelli Stadium
July 20: Northampton Town – PTS Academy Stadium
July 23: Chesterfield – Proact Stadium
July 27: Barnsley – Oakwell
Southampton
July 14: SCR Altach – Cashpoint Arena, Altach
July 20: Preston – Deepdale
July 23: Guangzhou R&F – Estadio Campo Desportivo, Macau
July 28: Feyenoord – Feyenoord Stadium
August 3: Cologne – St. Mary’s
Tottenham Hotspur
July 21: Juventus – National Stadium, Singapore (Premier 1)
July 25: Man Utd – Hongkou Stadium, Shanghai, China (MUTV)
August 4: Inter Milan – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Watford
July 27: QPR – Loftus Road
West Ham
July 11: SCR Altach – Stadion Schnabelholz, Altach, Austria
July 17: Man City – Olympic Sports Center, Nanjing, China (Sky Sports Premier League)
July 20: Newcastle/Wolves – Hongkou Stadium, Shanghai, China (Sky Sports Premier League)
July 27: Fulham – Craven Cottage
August 3: Athletic Bilbao – London Stadium
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