We review the stand-out Premier League fixtures

The hosts are 17/10 to keep their winning momentum going.

Tottenham’s first game at their new stadium will be a top-six clash with Liverpool in September.

Derby Days

The fixture list algorithms have thrown up two weekends of derby duels as Merseyside and North London take centre-stage.

December 1^st gives us the first instalment of the Merseyside derby between Liverpool and Everton.

Both fixtures finished in draws last season and are always tightly contested despite league position.

Arsenal entertain North London rivals Tottenham Hotspur at the Emirates on the same day.

The reverse fixtures are also on the same weekend in March.

The first Manchester Derby takes place at the Etihad Stadium on 10^th December.

Both sides took maximum points from each other away from home in the two fixtures last season.

A growing rivalry is developing between Liverpool and Manchester City. All four of their games against each other were riveting in 2017-18.

The Reds have won their last three matches against The Citizens including the 4-3 home win in January.

They face each other in October but it could be the New Years’ Day fixture that tells us more about where the two clubs are.

Boxing Day

There’s talk that the Premier League may be getting a mid-season break but Boxing Day football will remain!

A day in the calendar that fans, players and managers all look out for. 

There’s often some shock results around this time as manager’s look to shuffle their packs in the congested Christmas period. 

This season it’s served up a real classic Boxing Day feast as Liverpool take on Newcastle United.

In the last five games between the two sides there have been at least two goals in each. 

Notable other games see two of the promoted sides lock horns at Craven Cottage as Fulham face Wolves.

As well as a London derby between Watford and Chelsea at Vicarage Road.

Final flourish

Chelsea head to Old Trafford in March as they look to return to the Champions League.

There’s typically a lot to play for on the final day of the season and this could be no different.

City travel to the Amex and might need points to secure a second successive title.

Cardiff City may require three points to stave off relegation at Old Trafford. Wolves will hope their Premier League status is confirmed when they take the trip to Anfield.

Fulham finish their season at home to Newcastle.

Manchester City are at 8/13 to retain their championship. Liverpool start favourites to be their nearest challengers at 5/1.

The coming campaign promises to be as competitive as ever. And you can click here for the latest Premier League odds.

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