Arsenal will open up the 2023/24 Premier League season at home to Nottingham Forest, scheduled for the Saturday early kick-off on 12 August 2023.
The Gunners enjoyed a stellar 2022/23 campaign which saw them lead the way at the top of the table for just shy of 250 days. However, Man City eventually cashed in their games in hand and a vintage run from Pep Guardiola’s side saw them waltz to the title with three games to spare as Arsenal once again faltered down the stretch.
Nevertheless, the excitement for next season is already palpable among Gooners with a big summer transfer window in the offing. On Thursday morning, the Premier League revealed every single fixture for the 2023/24 campaign with Arsenal kicking their season off at home to Forest, who they beat 5-0 in the corresponding fixture last term.
The Gunners then take on Crystal Palace in their first away fixture of the new season before rounding off August at home to Fulham. Man Utd and Tottenham are on the Emirates agenda in September before Man City visit north London at the start of October.
For the second season running, West Ham are in town on Boxing Day and Arsenal will round off 2023 away at Craven Cottage.
The Gunners travel to City at the end of March before travelling to Old Trafford and the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for their final two away fixtures of the season. However, another light-hearted finale could be in store with Mikel Arteta’s men playing host to Everton to round off the campaign.
Here’s Arsenal’s full 2023/24 Premier League schedule. Official dates and kick-off times will be released in due course.
Arsenal’s 2023/24 Premier League fixtures
August
- Matchday 1 – Arsenal vs Nottingham Forest
- Matchday 2 – Crystal Palace vs Arsenal
- Matchday 3 – Arsenal vs Fulham
September
- Matchday 4 – Arsenal vs Man Utd
- Matchday 5 – Everton vs Arsenal
- Matchday 6 – Arsenal vs Tottenham
- Matchday 7 – Bournemouth vs Arsenal
October
- Matchday 8 – Arsenal vs Man City
- Matchday 9 – Chelsea vs Arsenal
- Matchday 10 – Arsenal vs Sheffield Utd
November
- Matchday 11 – Newcastle vs Arsenal
- Matchday 12 – Arsenal vs Burnley
- Matchday 13 – Brentford vs Arsenal
December
- Matchday 14 – Arsenal vs Wolves
- Matchday 15 – Luton vs Arsenal
- Matchday 16 – Aston Villa vs Arsenal
- Matchday 17 – Arsenal vs Brighton
- Matchday 18 – Liverpool vs Arsenal
- Matchday 19 – Arsenal vs West Ham
- Matchday 20 – Fulham vs Arsenal
January
- Matchday 21 – Arsenal vs Crystal Palace
- Matchday 22 – Nottingham Forest vs Arsenal
February
- Matchday 23 – Arsenal vs Liverpool
- Matchday 24 – West Ham vs Arsenal
- Matchday 25 – Burnley vs Arsenal
- Matchday 26 – Arsenal vs Newcastle
March
- Matchday 27 – Sheffield Utd vs Arsenal
- Matchday 28 – Arsenal vs Brentford
- Matchday 29 – Arsenal vs Chelsea
- Matchday 30 – Man City vs Arsenal
April
- Matchday 31 – Arsenal vs Luton
- Matchday 32 – Brighton vs Arsenal
- Matchday 33 – Arsenal vs Aston Villa
- Matchday 34 – Wolves Arsenal
- Matchday 35 – Tottenham vs Arsenal
May
- Matchday 36 – Arsenal vs Bournemouth
- Matchday 37 – Man Utd vs Arsenal
- Matchday 38 – Arsenal vs Everton
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