Arsenal's 2023-24 Premier League fixtures in full

The Premier League has today revealed the fixture list for the 2023-24 campaign, which for Arsenal begins with a home clash against Nottingham Forest.

The visit of the Tricky Trees brings an end to the Gunners' run of starting the year with a London derby away from home - as has been the case for the last three seasons - but their second and third fixtures of the season are capital clashes with Crystal Palace and Fulham respectively.

The first North London derby of the season takes place at the Emirates on September 23, prior to which they host Manchester United on September 2, having met the Red Devils at Old Trafford on September 4 last season.

A taxing start to October sees Arsenal meet Manchester City and Chelsea either side of their opening Champions League group-stage game, while for the second year running, West Ham United visit the Emirates on Boxing Day.

March also throws up a double-header with Chelsea and Man City for Mikel Arteta's side, who travel to Tottenham for the season's second North London derby on April 27 in a potentially crucial game with regard to the league table.

Old Trafford will be the venue for Arsenal's final away game against Man United on May 11, eight days before a gameweek 38 meeting with Everton at the Emirates, where the Gunners trounced the Toffees 5-1 on the final day of the 2021-22 season.

You can find Arsenal's full 2023-24 Premier League fixture list below.

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Arsenal's 2023-24 Premier League fixtures in full:

August

Saturday 12 (12:30pm) - Nottingham Forest (h)

Saturday 19 - Crystal Palace (a)

Saturday 26 - Fulham (h)

September

Saturday 2 - Manchester United (h)

Saturday 16 - Everton (a)

Saturday 23 - Tottenham Hotspur (h)

Saturday 30 - A.F.C. Bournemouth (a)

October

Saturday 7 - Manchester City (h)

Saturday 21 - Chelsea (a)

Saturday 28 - Sheffield United (h)

November

Saturday 4 - Newcastle United (a)

Saturday 11 - Burnley (h)

Saturday 25 - Brentford (a)

December

Saturday 2 - Wolverhampton (h)

Tuesday 5 (19:45) - Luton Town (a)

Saturday 9 - Aston Villa (a)

Saturday 16 - Brighton (h)

Saturday 23 - Liverpool (a)

Tuesday 26 - West Ham United (h)

Friday 30 - Fulham (a)

January

Saturday 13 - Crystal Palace (h)

Tuesday 30 (19:45) - Nottingham Forest (a)

February

Saturday 3 - Liverpool (h)

Saturday 10 - West Ham United (a)

Saturday 17 - Burnley (a)

Saturday 24 - Newcastle United (h)

March

Saturday 2 - Sheffield United (a)

Saturday 9 - Brentford (h)

Saturday 16 - Chelsea (h)

Saturday 30 - Manchester City (a)

April

Tuesday 2 (19:45) - Luton Town (h)

Saturday 6 - Brighton (a)

Saturday 13 - Aston Villa (h)

Saturday 20 - Wolverhampton (a)

Saturday 27 - Tottenham Hotspur (a)

May

Saturday 4 - A.F.C. Bournemouth (h)

Saturday 11 - Manchester United (a)

Sunday 19 (16:00) - Everton (h)

All fixtures are subject to change