Arsenal Premier League 2022/23 Fixtures

Season Overview

Arsenal will be looking to challenge for the Premier League title in the 2022/23 season after a disappointing campaign in 2021/22. The Gunners finished fifth in the table, missing out on a place in the top four and the Champions League.

Mikel Arteta's side has been strengthened by the signing of Gabriel Jesus from Manchester City, and they will be hoping that the Brazilian can fire them to glory. Arsenal has also signed Oleksandr Zinchenko from Manchester City and Fabio Vieira from Porto.

Fixtures

Arsenal's first game of the season is away to Crystal Palace on August 5th. They then face Leicester City at home on August 13th before traveling to Bournemouth on August 20th.

Arsenal's first big test of the season comes on September 1st when they host Manchester United at the Emirates Stadium. They then face Tottenham Hotspur away on September 17th and Liverpool at home on October 8th.

Arsenal's final game of the season is away to Everton on May 28th.

Schedule

Arsenal's full fixture list for the 2022/23 season is as follows:

• August 5th: Crystal Palace (A)
• August 13th: Leicester City (H)
• August 20th: Bournemouth (A)
• September 1st: Manchester United (H)
• September 10th: Aston Villa (A)
• September 17th: Tottenham Hotspur (A)
• October 1st: Brentford (H)
• October 8th: Liverpool (H)
• October 15th: Leeds United (A)
• October 22nd: Southampton (H)
• October 29th: Nottingham Forest (A)
• November 5th: Chelsea (H)
• November 12th: Wolverhampton Wanderers (A)
• November 26th: Manchester City (H)
• December 3rd: Brighton & Hove Albion (A)
• December 17th: Newcastle United (H)
• December 26th: West Ham United (A)
• December 31st: Brighton & Hove Albion (H)
• January 2nd: Newcastle United (A)
• January 14th: Tottenham Hotspur (H)
• January 21st: Manchester United (A)
• February 4th: Everton (H)
• February 11th: Brentford (A)
• February 18th: Aston Villa (H)
• February 25th: Leicester City (A)
• March 4th: Bournemouth (H)
• March 11th: Crystal Palace (H)
• April 1st: Liverpool (A)
• April 8th: Southampton (A)
• April 15th: Leeds United (H)
• April 22nd: Wolverhampton Wanderers (H)
• April 29th: Chelsea (A)
• May 6th: Newcastle United (H)
• May 13th: Brighton & Hove Albion (A)
• May 20th: Nottingham Forest (H)
• May 28th: Everton (A)