Bournemouth face Nottingham Forest (a), Newcastle (h) and Everton (a) in their opening three fixtures of the 2024/25 Premier League season; the Cherries play Crystal Palace at home on Boxing Day and finish their campaign at home to Leicester City on May 25
Tuesday 18 June 2024 09:00, UK
Bournemouth will start their 2024/25 Premier League campaign away at Nottingham Forest on Saturday August 17.
Andoni Iraola's side, who finished 12th last term, then face Newcastle at home on August 24 before travelling to Everton on August 31.
Bournemouth are set for a busy December with six fixtures scheduled in total, including a trip to Manchester United and a clash with Tottenham, as well as a Boxing Day clash with Crystal Palace at the Vitality Stadium.
Bournemouth face newly-promoted Southampton on September 28 before travelling along the south coast for the return fixture on February 15.
The Cherries take on champions Manchester City at home on November 2 before playing Pep Guardiola's champions at the Etihad on May 18 on the penultimate weekend of the season.
Bournemouth close out their season at home to Leicester City on May 25.
All fixtures subject to change.
August
17: Nottingham Forest (a)
24: Newcastle (h)
31: Everton (a)
September
14: Chelsea (h)
21: Liverpool (a)
28: Southampton (h)
October
5: Leicester City (a)
19: Arsenal (h)
26: Aston Villa (a)
November
2: Man City (h)
9: Brentford (a)
23: Brighton (h)
30: Wolves (a)
December
3: Tottenham (h)
7: Ipswich Town (a)
14: West Ham (h)
21: Man Utd (a)
26: Crystal Palace (h)
29: Fulham (a)
January
4: Everton (h)
15: Chelsea (a)
18: Newcastle (a)
25: Nottingham Forest (h)
February
1: Liverpool (h)
15: Southampton (a)
22: Wolves (h)
25: Brighton (a)
March
8: Tottenham (a)
15: Brentford (h)
April
1: Ipswich Town (h)
5: West Ham (a)
12: Fulham (h)
19: Crystal Palace (a)
26: Man Utd (h)
May
3: Arsenal (a)
10: Aston Villa (h)
18: Man City (a)
25: Leicester City (h)
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The Champions League final will be held on Saturday May 31. The Europa League final will be played on Wednesday May 21 in Bilbao, with the UEFA Conference League final a week later on Wednesday May 28.
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