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Premier League clubs are getting ready for the new campaign with pre-season under way.

Keep across all 20 teams' results and fixtures here before the return of the English top flight on August 21.

All the kick-offs are listed in UK time.

In full: All the 2026/27 Premier League fixtures

The key dates for the 2026/27 PL season

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Premier League pre-season friendlies

Arsenal

July 25: Arsenal 3-0 MK Dons - Arsenal training ground

August 1: Girona 1-4 Arsenal - Girona

August 5: Arsenal vs Real Betis - Dublin, 7.30pm

August 9: Arsenal vs Borussia Dortmund - Emirates Stadium, 2pm

August 12: Arsenal vs Como - Emirates Stadium, 7.30pm

August 16: Community Shield - Arsenal vs Man City, Cardiff, 3pm

Aston Villa

July 21: Walsall 0-5 Aston Villa - Pallet-Track Bescot Stadium

July 25: Porto 2-1 Aston Villa - Estadio Do Dragao

July 28: Aston Villa 2-4 Real Sociedad - Pallet-Track Bescot Stadium

August 1: Indonesia All-Stars 1-3 Aston Villa - Jakarta

August 4: BG Pathum United vs Aston Villa - Pathum Thani, 1.30pm

August 7: Aston Villa vs Bayern Munich, Hong Kong, 1pm

August 12: UEFA Super Cup - PSG vs Aston Villa, Salzburg, 8pm

August 15: Borussia Monchengladbach vs Aston Villa - Borussia-Park, 2.30pm

Bournemouth

July 24: St Pauli 1-4 Bournemouth - Saalfelden

July 30: Augsburg 2-5 Bournemouth - Saalfelden

August 4: Genoa vs Bournemouth - Bournemouth training ground (behind closed doors)

August 8: Real Betis vs Bournemouth - Seville, 7.30pm

August 15: Mainz vs Bournemouth - Mewa Arena, 2.30pm

Brentford

July 15: Brentford 3-2 AFC Wimbledon - behind closed doors

August 8: Rennes vs Brentford - Stade Rennais, 5pm

August 15: Brentford vs Eintracht Frankfurt - Gtech Community Stadium, 3pm

Brighton

July 18: Brighton 4-1 Wycombe - Brighton training ground

July 25: Annecy P-P Brighton - France

August 1: Strasbourg 3-4 Brighton - Austria

August 8: Brighton vs Roma - The Amex, 3pm

August 15: Brighton vs Bologna - The Amex, 3pm

Chelsea

July 28: Chelsea 6-4 Western Sydney Wanderers - Sydney

August 1: Chelsea 1-2 Tottenham, Sydney

August 5: Chelsea vs Juventus, Hong Kong, 12.30pm

August 8: Chelsea vs AC Milan - Jakarta, 1pm

August 9: Johor Darul Ta'zim vs Chelsea - Johor, 1pm

August 15: Chelsea vs Real Sociedad - Stamford Bridge, 2pm

Coventry

July 11: AFC Wimbledon 3-2 Coventry - behind closed doors

July 18: Northampton 0-0 Coventry - Sixfields

August 8: Coventry vs Espanyol - Coventry Building Society Arena, 5.30pm

August 14: Coventry vs Monaco - Coventry Building Society Arena, 7.30pm

Crystal Palace

July 18: Palace 5-1 Swindon - Palace training ground (behind closed doors)

July 25: Bromley 3-0 Palace - Hayes Lane

July 28: Palace 0-3 Lens (45-minute match)

July 28: Palace 0-0 Famalicao (45-minute match)

July 31: Palace 3-1 Al Ula - Giuseppe Sinigaglia

August 15: Freiburg v Crystal Palace - Europa-Park Stadion, 1pm

Everton

July 18: Dundee 0-4 Everton - Dens Park

July 25: Bolton 0-0 Everton - Toughsheet Community Stadium

July 28: Stoke 1-0 Everton - bet365 Stadium

August 1: Hamburg 1-2 Everton - Volksparkstadion

August 8: Stuttgart vs Everton - MHP Arena, 4pm

August 12: Everton vs Newcastle - Murrayfield, 5.15pm

August 15: Everton vs Lille - Hill Dickinson Stadium, 3pm

Fulham

July 28: Al Ahli 1-1 Fulham - Portugal

August 15: Fulham vs Stuttgart - Craven Cottage, 4pm

Hull City

July 25: Hull 3-0 Konyaspor - Slovenia

July 28: Hull 2-1 Caykur Rizespor - Slovenia

August 1: Hull 1-1 Kasımpasa - Istanbul

August 8: Eintracht Frankfurt vs Hull - Germany, 2pm

August 15: Hull vs Nice - MKM Stadium (3pm)

Ipswich

July 29: Ipswich 1-2 Osasuna - Colchester

August 1: Oxford 2-0 Ipswich - Kassam Stadium

August 1: Wycombe 1-2 Ipswich - Adams Park

August 4: Ipswich vs Le Havre - Portman Road, 7.45pm

August 8: Ipswich vs Rayo Vallecano - Portman Road, 3pm

August 15: Union Berlin vs Ipswich - Stadion An der Alten Forsterei, 2.30pm

Leeds

July 26: Leeds 2-3 Wrexham

July 31: Leeds vs Sunderland - New Jersey, 12.30am

August 2: Leeds vs Liverpool - Chicago, 9pm

August 8: Leeds vs RB Leipzig - Elland Road, 2pm

August 12: Leeds vs Man Utd - Dublin, 7.30pm

Liverpool

July 25: Liverpool 4-2 Sunderland - Nashville

July 30: Liverpool 1-0 Wrexham - New York

August 2: Liverpool vs Leeds - Chicago, 9pm

August 9: Liverpool vs Monaco - Anfield, 2.30pm

August 16: Liverpool vs Como - Anfield, 6pm

Manchester City

August 1: Man City 1-1 Inter Milan (1-3 on pens) - Hong Kong

August 5: K-League All Stars vs Man City - Seoul, 12pm

August 9: Man City vs Atletico Madrid - Seoul, 12pm

August 16: Community Shield - Arsenal vs Man City - Cardiff, 3pm

Manchester United

July 18: Man Utd 0-1 Wrexham - Helsinki

July 24: Man Utd 5-0 Rosenborg - Trondheim

August 1: Man Utd 2-1 Atletico Madrid - Stockholm

August 8: Man Utd vs PSG - Gothenburg, 4pm

August 12: Man Utd vs Leeds - Dublin, 7.30pm

August 15: Man Utd vs AC Milan - Wroclaw, 3.45pm

Newcastle United

July 18: Newcastle 3-0 Darlington - Newcastle training ground (behind closed doors)

July 25: Gateshead 1-1 Newcastle - Gateshead International Stadium

July 29: Bristol City 1-4 Newcastle - Ashton Gate

August 8: Valencia vs Newcastle - Mestalla, 8pm

August 12: Everton vs Newcastle - Murrayfield, 5.15pm

August 15: Newcastle vs Bayer Leverkusen - St James' Park, 3pm

August 16: Newcastle vs Strasbourg - St James' Park, 4pm

Nottingham Forest

July 18: Notts County 0-2 Forest - Meadow Lane

July 22: Forest 3-0 Blackburn - Estadio da Nora (Portugal

July 26: Vitoria 1-1 Forest - Portugal (behind closed doors)

July 31: Portimonense 1-2 Forest - Algarve

July 31: Sporting 4-1 Forest - Estadio Algarve

August 8: Udinese vs Forest - Udine, 7pm

August 8: Barcelona vs Forest - Udine, 8pm

August 12: Forest vs Bayer Leverkusen - City Ground, 7.45pm

August 16: Forest vs Brest - City Ground, 2pm

Sunderland

July 18: York City 1-5 Sunderland - LNER Community Stadium

July 25: Sunderland 2-4 Liverpool - Nashville

July 31: Sunderland vs Leeds - New Jersey, 12.30am

August 2: Sunderland vs Wrexham - Philadelphia, 6pm

August 8: Lens vs Sunderland - Lens training ground (behind closed doors), 11am

August 8: Lens vs Sunderland - Stade Bollaert-Delelis, 4pm

August 15: Sunderland vs Rennes - Stadium of Light, 3pm

Tottenham

July 22: Tottenham 1-0 MK Dons - Spurs training ground

July 26: Tottenham 2-0 Auckland FC

July 29: Tottenham 1-1 Sydney FC (4-2 on pens) - Sydney

August 1: Tottenham 2-1 Chelsea - Sydney

August 8: Tottenham vs Getafe - Spurs training ground (behind closed doors), 3pm

August 15: Tottenham vs Hoffenheim - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, 3pm

August 16: Tottenham vs Hoffenheim - Spurs training ground (behind closed doors), 12pm

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Richarlison scored a 92nd-minute winner for Tottenham as they beat Chelsea 2-1 to win the Sydney Super Cup despite Kevin Danso being sent off in the second half.

The Spurs substitute pounced on a loose ball in the box after Jamie Donley's shot had ricocheted off the post, tapping it into an empty net with virtually the last kick of the game to make it four wins from four in pre-season for Roberto De Zerbi's side.

Sandro Tonali opened the scoring in the 21st minute with his first goal for Tottenham since making his £100m switch from Newcastle, but that was quickly cancelled out by Estevao's header.

As it happened: Chelsea 1-2 Spurs

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Danso's red card, four minutes after coming on at the break, looked to put the game into Chelsea's control but Xabi Alonso's team failed to make the advantage count.

They had just four shots on target, the same amount as Spurs, despite the red card for their opponents. Antonin Kinsky thwarted any chance Chelsea did have, denying Joao Pedro and Estevao with two fine saves.

The winner came from a rare counter-attack by the new-look Spurs side, who defended well throughout with Andy Robertson making his first start and Jan Paul van Hecke on debut, as they battled to secure another win in pre-season.

The key moments from Sydney

Tottenham's pre-season fixtures and results

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Tottenham beat Sydney FC on penalties to earn their third victory of pre-season after being held to a 1-1 draw over 90 minutes during which Mathys Tel scored a stunning free-kick.

Tel found the top-right corner with a wonderful strike from 25 yards in the 29th minute in Sydney, but the A-League side equalised after half-time through Takahiro Sekine before Martin Dubravka saved a penalty in the shoot-out, which allowed Dane Scarlett to net the winner.

Tottenham are interested in signing Manchester City winger Savinho and Tel, who only signed for the club permanently this summer in a £30m deal from Bayern Munich, appeared to respond to those transfer links with a stand-out 45-minute display off the left.

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Roberto De Zerbi rested a host of his stars, including Mateus Fernandes, but started midfielder Lucas Bergvall, who Sky Sports News understands wants to leave the club this summer, for his first pre-season minutes before he was replaced at the break by club-record signing Sandro Tonali.

Andy Robertson made his first Spurs appearance as a second-half substitute, being handed the captain's armband and impressing in a 25-minute cameo by setting up two chances and having a shot saved before tucking away a penalty.

The key moments from Sydney

PENALTIES! Dubravka makes a big save in the shoot-out before Scarlett wins it.

What we learned from Spurs' friendly with Sydney...

Sky Sports' Sam Blitz:

Tel responds to Savinho news - Spurs are after a new left winger, and Man City's Savinho could be another high-profile addition to Roberto De Zerbi's squad. But Tel provided a reminder of his talents. His stunning free-kick stole the show but he was also Spurs' brightest attacker in the game. If Savinho and Tel are Spurs' two left-wing options, it shows real depth in that area.

Robertson looks energised on debut - He only got 25 minutes, but Andy Robertson made a real impact on his first Spurs outing. The left-back should have had two assists but Min-Hyeok Yang missed from close range. De Zerbi's full-backs in this game were very attacking and often had good goalscoring chances, is the Scot in line for a new wave of attacking influence in the Premier League?

Gray could be important for De Zerbi - When the team news came out, it was a surprise to see Archie Gray named as captain for the second pre-season game in a row. More experienced players such as Conor Gallagher, Richarlison and Ben Davies also started, but it was the young midfielder with the armband. Despite all the talk about Mateus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali coming in, is Gray the final piece of that three-man midfield, on the basis of that vote of confidence from De Zerbi?

Where are Spurs' goals coming from? Yes, it's only pre-season. But you look at the Spurs attack and wonder where the goals are coming from. Spurs were wasteful against Sydney - with Gallagher missing three big first-half chances and substitute Yang missing two more after coming on. Richarlison was anonymous in his 60-minute display, while the likes of Dominic Solanke, James Maddison, Mohammad Kudus, Xavi Simons and Dejan Kulusevski are still out injured. De Zerbi has made loads of signings in defence and midfield, but more still needs to be done up front.

Tottenham's pre-season fixtures and results

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Chelsea have announced the £7.5m signing of goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez from Aston Villa, although he is ineligible to play in this game.

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