Premier League fixtures - LIVE: Latest as full 2018/19 schedule is revealed

All the latest as the 2018/19 Premier League fixtures are revealed

Premier League season in numbers

The 2018/19 Premier League fixtures are revealed today.

Manchester City will learn who they will begin their defence against after their record-breaking campaign last term while Arsenal will go into a Premier League season without Arsene Wenger for the first time in 22 years with new boss Unai Emery eager to hit the ground running in his new job.

New boys Wolves, Cardiff and Fulham will also learn what their return to the English top flight will look like and the reality of the Premier League will really begin to dawn on them.

We will have all the latest as the fixtures are officially revealed right here.

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Key Points

• The 2018/19 Premier League fixtures are revealed today
• Fixtures officially revealed at 9am
• New Arsenal boss Unai Emery's first game will be away at champions Manchester City
• Newly promoted Wolves host Everton in week one, Fulham play Crystal Palace at home and Cardiff travel to Bournemouth
• Tottenham start the season against Newcastle before returning to London to play Fulham at Wembley

[14 June 2018 10:41 · Ben Burrows]

Southampton survived by the skin of their teeth and this is their reward.

[14 June 2018 10:47 · Ben Burrows]

  ↵Tottenham will return to Wembley for the start of their 2018/19 campaign.

[14 June 2018 10:52 · Ben Burrows]

  ↵Watford's campaign will look like this.

[14 June 2018 10:58 · Ben Burrows]

Manuel Pellegrini has returned to the Premier League and has this to look forward to.

[14 June 2018 11:05 · Ben Burrows]

  ↵Wolves are back in the big time. This is what their fans have to look forward to.

[14 June 2018 11:15 · Ben Burrows]

More details on the fact that Tottenham are heading back to Wembley for the start of the 2018/19 season.

[14 June 2018 11:30 · Ben Burrows]

That's a lot of information for a Thursday morning, huh?

Fortunately Mark Critchley has delved deep into the 2018/19 schedule and pulled out the key talking points.

Get your laughing gear around these.