Liverpool's 2023-24 Premier League fixtures in full

The Premier League has today revealed the fixture list for the 2023-24 campaign, which for Liverpool will begin with a daunting trip to Stamford Bridge to take on Chelsea.

Having faced a newly-promoted side on the opening matchday in each of the four previous seasons, the Reds were probably due a tough early fixture, and Jurgen Klopp's side have certainly received one in the form of facing a potentially reinvigorated Chelsea side under Mauricio Pochettino's new management.

Liverpool's first home game of the season will be when Bournemouth arrive at Anfield on August 19, while they will round off August with another daunting away trip against Newcastle United, who will be replacing Klopp's side in the Champions League.

The Merseyside derby is back for another season despite Everton flirting with relegation once again, with the Toffees heading across Stanley Park on October 21, before Liverpool visit Goodison Park later in the campaign on March 16.

Klopp's side will face historic treble winners Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium on November 25, before hosting Manchester United three weeks later on December 16.

As was the case in the 2021-22 season, when Liverpool pushed Pep Guardiola's side into the final day of the season, Liverpool will round off their league campaign with a home fixture against Wolverhampton Wanderers on May 19.

You can find Liverpool's full 2022-23 Premier League fixture list below.

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

August

Sunday 13 (4.30pm) – Chelsea (A) Saturday 19 – Bournemouth (H) Saturday 26 – Newcastle United (A)

September

Saturday 2 – Aston Villa (H) Saturday 16 – Wolverhampton Wanderers (A) Saturday 23 – West Ham United (H) Saturday 30 – Tottenham Hotspur (A)

October

Saturday 7 – Brighton & Hove Albion (A) Saturday 21 – Everton (H) Saturday 28 – Nottingham Forest (H)

November

Saturday 4 – Luton Town (A) Saturday 11 – Brentford (H) Saturday 25 – Manchester City (A)

December

Saturday 2 – Fulham (H) Tuesday 5 (7.45pm) – Sheffield United (A) Saturday 9 – Crystal Palace (A) Saturday 16 – Manchester United (H) Saturday 23 – Arsenal (H) Tuesday 26 – Burnley (A) Saturday 30 – Newcastle United (H)

January

Saturday 13 – Bournemouth (A) Wednesday 31 (8pm) – Chelsea (H)

February

Saturday 3 – Arsenal (A) Saturday 10 – Burnley (H) Saturday 17 – Brentford (A) Saturday 24 – Luton Town (H)

March

Saturday 2 – Nottingham Forest (A) Saturday 9 – Manchester City (H) Saturday 16 – Everton (A) Saturday 30 – Brighton & Hove Albion (H)

April

Wednesday 3 (8pm) – Sheffield United (H) Saturday 6 – Manchester United (A) Saturday 13 – Crystal Palace (H) Saturday 20 – Fulham (A) Saturday 27 – West Ham United (A)

May

Saturday 4 – Tottenham Hotspur (H) Saturday 11 – Aston Villa (A) Sunday 19 (4pm) – Wolverhampton Wanderers (H)

All fixtures are subject to change.