Wednesday 15 June 2016 09:00, UK
Tony Pulis will take West Brom to his former club Crystal Palace on the opening day of the new Premier League season.
Wednesday's fixtures announcement sees West Brom travel to Selhurst Park on August 13 before hosting Everton in the first home game of the campaign a week later.
The Baggies face tough games either side of Christmas with a home clash against Jose Mourinho's Manchester United on December 17 followed by a visit to Arsenal on Boxing Day.
And at the end of the season, West Brom will visit Burnley (May 6) and host Chelsea (May 13) before finishing the campaign with a trip to Swansea on May 21.
West Brom Premier League fixtures 2016/17:
August
13: Crystal Palace (a)
20: Everton (h)
27: Middlesbrough (h)
September
10: Bournemouth (a)
17: West Ham United (h)
24: Stoke City (a)
October
01: Sunderland (a)
15: Tottenham Hotspur (h)
22: Liverpool (a)
29: Manchester City (h)
November
05: Leicester City (a)
19: Burnley (h)
26: Hull City (a)
December
03: Watford (h)
10: Chelsea (a)
13: Swansea City (h)
17: Manchester United (h)
26: Arsenal (a)
31: Southampton (a)
January
02: Hull City (h)
14: Tottenham Hotspur (a)
21: Sunderland (h)
31: Middlesbrough (a)
February
04: Stoke City (h)
11: West Ham United (a)
25: Bournemouth (h)
March
04: Crystal Palace (h)
11: Everton (a)
18: Arsenal (h)
April
01: Manchester United (a)
04: Watford (a)
08: Southampton (h)
15: Liverpool (h)
22: Manchestery City (a)
29: Leicester City (h)
May
06: Burnley (a)
13: Chelsea (h)
21: Swansea City (a)
Sky Sports will strengthen its position as the home of the Premier League by showing more live matches on TV than ever before - 126 - plus in-game goals and highlights to mobile users this season.
