Premier League Fixtures 2016/17

Skoorb

Skoorb

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City open their life under Guardiola with a home fixture against Sunderland....

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Club by club

http://www.premierleague.com/en-gb/news/news/2016-17/jun/2016-2017-club-by-club-premier-league-fixture-list.html
 
Manchester City

13 Aug 2016 Sunderland (H)
20 Aug 2016 Stoke City (A)
27 Aug 2016 West Ham United (H)
10 Sep 2016 Manchester United (A)
17 Sep 2016 AFC Bournemouth (H)
24 Sep 2016 Swansea City (A)
01 Oct 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
15 Oct 2016 Everton (H)
22 Oct 2016 Southampton (H)
29 Oct 2016 West Bromwich Albion (A)
05 Nov 2016 Middlesbrough (H)
19 Nov 2016 Crystal Palace (A)
26 Nov 2016 Burnley (A)
03 Dec 2016 Chelsea (H)
10 Dec 2016 Leicester City (A)
14 Dec 2016 8pm Watford (H)
17 Dec 2016 Arsenal (H)
26 Dec 2016 Hull City (A)
31 Dec 2016 Liverpool (A)
02 Jan 2017 Burnley (H)
14 Jan 2017 Everton (A)
21 Jan 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
31 Jan 2017 7:45pm West Ham United (A)
04 Feb 2017 Swansea City (H)
11 Feb 2017 AFC Bournemouth (A)
25 Feb 2017 Manchester United (H)
04 Mar 2017 Sunderland (A)
11 Mar 2017 Stoke City (H)
18 Mar 2017 Liverpool (H)
01 Apr 2017 Arsenal (A)
05 Apr 2017 7:45pm Chelsea (A)
08 Apr 2017 Hull City (H)
15 Apr 2017 Southampton (A)
22 Apr 2017 West Bromwich Albion (H)
29 Apr 2017 Middlesbrough (A)
06 May 2017 Crystal Palace (H)
13 May 2017 Leicester City (H)
21 May 2017 Watford (A)
 
Days for the diary....

Guardiola at home first game....13 Aug vs Sunderland

10 Sept - rags at the Swamp

10 Dec - the Champions away

25 Feb - home game vs rags

The run in.......not the worst we could get
 
We now await the carving up by Sky and BT Sport........watch this space for the shifted dates
 
Due to live TV coverage within the UK dates will be subject to change.

Sky TV and BT Sport will announce their live games from August through to November within the next couple of weeks.
 
The 2016/17 season is the start of the new television rights deal where Sky Sports and BT Sport paid a combined total of £5.1 billion for the rights to show games live in the UK.

Once international broadcasting rights were sold the Premier League have signed deals worth £8.3 billion.

168 games will be shown live in the UK, with Sky Sports showing 126 matches per season (having paid £4.176 billion) and BT Sport showing the remaining 42 games (having paid £960 million).

For the first time in the Premier League there will also be 10 Friday night evening games, as well as the now traditional Saturday lunch time and evening games, along with the Sunday and Monday fixtures.

The above, courtesy of Vital AFCB.
 
I've seen comment that the opening fixture might get moved as it's Pep's first game, and the same could be said for Mourinho.

Not so sure, there's quite a few good looking openers - Arsenal-Liverpool, Everton-Spurs, Chelsea-West Ham if I remember correctly.
The champions usually get their first game shown as well, and Leicester are at Hull. We'll see.
 
Colin Is The King - 15/6/2016 13:11

Think you've looked too hard at the fixtures there, Skoorb. It's Liverpool away on NYE.
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:060: You are absolutely right Colin. Down to too much haste, working on a phone screen with deteriorating eyesight! :103:
 
Having said that and now working with a larger screen (!) it is noticeable that two fixtures set already for 7.45pm kick offs are away in London - West Ham on Mon 31 Jan & Chelsea on Weds 5th Apr. Not the easiest for travelling fans.......
 
Should City be successful in getting through the qualifying tie and progressing to the group stage of the Champions League they will have three home games following their group stage fixtures:-

13–14/09/16: Group stage, matchday one
>> (H v Bournemouth)
27–28/09/16: Group stage, matchday two
>> (A v Spurs)
18–19/10/16: Group stage, matchday three
>> (H v Southmpton)
01–02/11/16: Group stage, matchday four
>> (H v Middlesbrough)
22–23/11/16: Group stage, matchday five
>> (A v Burnley)
06–07/12/16: Group stage, matchday six
>> (A v Leicester)

Arsenal have four home ties following their CL group matches, Spurs only two.....and the champions, Leicester play at home after every one of their Champions League group matches.

Gosh the fixture computer has been kind to them .......
 
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