Man Utd, Arsenal, Chelsea, Newcastle, Liverpool and Man City pre-season fixtures 2023 – how to watch on TV and stream
THE Premier League’s top dogs are gearing up for the 2023/24 campaign – but they have their pre-season tours to navigate through first.
England’s top-flight’s clubs can expect a more peaceful run-up to next season, with hopefully no disruption from a global pandemic and certainly no mid-season World Cup to worry about.
Champions Manchester City, as well as Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea and Newcastle are all getting plenty of air miles this summer.
United, the Gunners, the Magpies and Blues are all taking in pre-season tours of the United States.
Six clubs are also involved in the official Premier League Summer Series: Aston Villa, Brentford, Brighton, Chelsea, Fulham and Newcastle.
Meanwhile, Liverpool and City are heading to the Far East.
Here are their pre-season fixtures in full – with more dates being announced every day.
All kick-offs are UK time unless stated
Arsenal pre-season fixtures
- July 8: Arsenal 1-1 Watford (London Colney)
- July 13: Nurnberg vs Arsenal (Max-Morlock-Stadion) – 6pm
- July 20: MLS All Stars vs Arsenal (Audi Field, Washington DC) – 1.30am
- July 22: Arsenal vs Man Utd (MetLife Stadium, New Jersey) – 10pm
- July 26: Arsenal vs Barcelona (SoFi Stadium, LA) – 3:30am
- July 27: Arsenal vs Monaco – Emirates Cup (Emirates Stadium) – 6pm
- August 6: Man City vs Arsenal – Community Shield (Wembley) – 4pm
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Chelsea pre-season fixtures
- July 19: Chelsea vs Wrexham (Kenan Stadium, North Carolina) – KO TBC
- July 22: Chelsea vs Brighton (Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia) – 7pm
- July 26: Newcastle vs Chelsea (Mercedes Benz Arena, Atlanta) – 8.15pm
- August 2: Chelsea vs Borussia Dortmund (Soldier Field, Chicago) KO TBC
Liverpool pre-season fixtures
- July 19: Karlsruher SC vs Liverpool (BBBank Wildpark) – 5:30pm
- July 24: Greuther Furth (behind closed doors) – 12pm
- July 30: Liverpool vs Leicester City (National Stadium, Singapore) – 10am
- August 2: Liverpool vs Bayern Munich (National Stadium, Singapore) – 12.30pm
- August 7: Liverpool vs Darmstadt (Deepdale) – 7pm
Manchester City pre-season fixtures
- July 23: Man City vs Yokohama F Marinos (Japan National Stadium, Tokyo) 11am
- July 26: Man City vs Bayern Munich (Japan National Stadium, Tokyo) – 11.30am
- July 30: Man City vs Atletico Madrid (World Cup Stadium, Seoul) – 12pm
- August 6: Man City vs Arsenal – Community Shield (Wembley) – 4pm
Manchester United pre-season fixtures
- July 12: Man Utd vs Leeds (Ullevaal Stadium, Oslo) – 4pm
- July 19: Man Utd vs Lyon (Murrayfield, Edinburgh) – 2pm
- July 22: Arsenal vs Man Utd (MetLife Stadium, New Jersey) – 10pm
- July 26: Man Utd vs Wrexham (Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego) – 3.30am
- July 27: Real Madrid vs Man Utd (NRG Stadium, Houston) – 1.30am
- July 31: Man Utd vs Borussia Dortmund (Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas) – 2am
- August 5: Man Utd vs Lens (Old Trafford) – 12:45pm
- August 6: Man Utd vs Atletic Club (Aviva Stadium) – 4pm
Newcastle United pre-season fixtures
- July 15: Gateshead vs Newcastle (Gateshead International Stadium) – 12:30pm
- July 18: Rangers vs Newcastle (Ibrox, Glasgow) – 7.45pm
- July 24: Newcastle vs Aston Villa (Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia) – 12am
- July 27: Newcastle vs Chelsea (Mercedes Benz Arena, Atlanta) – 1:15am
- July 29: Brighton vs Newcastle (Red Bull Arena, New Jersey) – 12:30am
- August 5: Newcastle vs Fiorentina (St. James’ Park) – 3:30pm
- August 6: Newcastle vs Villarreal (St. James’ Park) – 4pm
Tottenham Hotspur pre-season fixtures
- July 18: Tottenham vs West Ham (Optus Stadium, Perth) – 12pm
- July 23: Tottenham vs Leicester City (Rajamangala National Stadium, Bangkok) – 11am
- July 26: Tottenham vs Roma (Singapore National Stadium) – 12.30pm
- August 6: Tottenham vs Shakhtar Donetsk (Tottenham Hotspur Stadium) – 2pm
How can I watch these Premier League pre-season fixtures?
Unlike the Premier League season proper, the games tend to have more ad-hoc broadcasts and official live streams.
Expect clubs like Manchester United and Arsenal to use their own in-house channel to broadcast and stream the games exclusively.
But with the Premier League Summer Series there is likely to be a more conventional set of broadcasters.
Stay tuned here for live stream and TV announcements as they come.
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