Unveiling Everton's Battle Plan for Premier League 2023/24 Season
Exciting fixtures await Everton in the 2023/24 Premier League season, with opening games against Fulham (h), Aston Villa (a) and Wolves (h) The first Merseyside derby against Liverpool is on October 21 at Anfield, with the return fixture on March 16 at Goodison Park A Boxing Day showdown with Manchester City at home adds to the intrigue of a promising campaign
The 2023/24 Premier League season will kick off with Everton hosting Fulham at Goodison Park on August 12. Following this, Sean Dyche's team, who narrowly avoided relegation in the previous season, will travel to Aston Villa on August 19 and then play at home against Wolves on August 26.
The Christmas period will be a challenging one for Everton as they face a tough schedule. On December 23, they will travel to face Tottenham, followed by hosting treble winners Manchester City on Boxing Day. They will then conclude the year by traveling to play Wolves on December 30.
They will finish their season with another difficult fixture when they visit Arsenal on May 19.
Everton's 2023/24 Premier League fixtures
All fixtures subject to change.August
12: Fulham (h)
19: Aston Villa (a)
26: Wolves (h)
September
2: Sheffield United (a)
16: Arsenal (h)
23: Brentford (a)
30: Luton Town (h)
October
7: Bournemouth (h)
21: Liverpool (a)
28: West Ham (a)
November
4: Brighton (h)
11: Crystal Palace (a)
25: Manchester United (h)
December
2: Nottingham Forest (a)
5: Newcastle (h)
9: Chelsea (h)
16: Burnley (a)
23: Tottenham (a)
26: Man City (h)
30: Wolves (a)
January
13: Aston Villa (h)
30: Fulham (a)
February
3: Tottenham (h)
10: Man City (a)
17: Crystal Palace (h)
24: Brighton (a)
March
2: West Ham (h)
9: Manchester United (a)
16: Liverpool (h)
30: Bournemouth (a)
April
3: Newcastle (a)
6: Burnley (h)
13: Chelsea (a)
20: Nottingham Forest (h)
27: Brentford (h)
May
4: Luton Town (a)
11: Sheffield United (h)
19: Arsenal (a)
What are the key dates for the 2023/24 season?
The 2023-2024 Premier League season is set to commence on the weekend of August 11-13, and will culminate nine months later on May 19, 2024. To address the issue of a congested schedule over the Christmas and New Year period, no two rounds will take place within 48 hours of each other. Additionally, a mid-season player break will occur between January 14-20, providing players with a necessary respite.The Carabao Cup final is scheduled for Sunday, February 25, while the Europa League final is set to take place in Dublin on May 22. The Champions League final, on the other hand, will be held at Wembley Stadium on June 1.
