Arsenal Fixtures: 2023/24 Premier League Match Schedule




Arsenal go into the 2023/24 Premier League season with a point to prove after narrowly missing out on the title last season. Mikel Arteta's side will be eager to challenge Manchester City for the title once again, and they'll have a tough opening fixture away to Newcastle United.
Here's a look at Arsenal's full Premier League fixture list for the 2023/24 season:

August 12: Newcastle United (A)
  • August 19: Manchester City (H)
  • August 26: Aston Villa (A)
  • September 2: Fulham (H)
  • September 9: Brighton & Hove Albion (A)
  • September 16: Everton (H)
  • September 23: Brentford (A)
  • September 30: Manchester United (H)
  • October 14: Southampton (A)
  • October 21: Leeds United (H)
  • October 28: Nottingham Forest (A)
  • November 4: Chelsea (H)
  • November 11: Wolves (A)
  • November 18: Manchester City (A)
  • November 25: Brighton & Hove Albion (H)
  • December 2: West Ham United (A)
  • December 9: Newcastle United (H)
  • December 16: Leicester City (A)
  • December 23: Crystal Palace (H)
  • December 26: Fulham (A)
  • December 30: Brighton & Hove Albion (A)
  • January 2: Nottingham Forest (H)
  • January 6: Tottenham Hotspur (A)
  • January 13: Manchester United (A)
  • January 20: Brentford (H)
  • February 3: Manchester City (H)
  • February 10: Aston Villa (H)
  • February 17: Everton (A)
  • February 24: Bournemouth (H)
  • March 3: Crystal Palace (A)
  • March 10: Leicester City (H)
  • March 18: Southampton (H)
  • April 1: Wolves (H)
  • April 7: Brighton & Hove Albion (A)
  • April 15: Bournemouth (A)
  • April 21: Newcastle United (A)
  • April 28: Fulham (H)
  • May 5: Manchester United (A)
  • May 12: Brentford (H)
  • May 19: Chelsea (A)
  • May 26: Everton (H)
  • Arsenal will be hoping for a strong start to the season, and they'll be confident of getting off to a good start with a relatively favourable run of fixtures in the opening months. However, they'll face some tough tests later in the campaign, including a trip to Manchester City in November and a home match against Manchester United in September.
    It's set to be a thrilling season for Arsenal, and fans will be hoping that the team can challenge for the title once again.