Manchester United will kick off their 2020-21 Premier League season against Crystal Palace on Saturday, 19 September.
The Red Devils, who finished third last season, will not face Burnley on what is the season’s start date of 12 September due to their prolonged involvement in the Europa League.
After facing Palace, a visit to Brighton is followed by Jose Mourinho returning to Old Trafford with Tottenham.
There is a tricky end to October for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side as United will tackle London rivals Chelsea and Arsenal, while the first derby of the season against Manchester City is scheduled to take place at Old Trafford on 12 December.
An eagerly-anticipated meeting with promoted Leeds United is on 19 December, while Boxing Day provides a trip to Leicester, who United beat on the final day of last season to secure Champions League qualification.
United will then face Wolves two days later before starting 2021 with a fixture at home to Aston Villa.
The first meeting with champions and arch-rivals Liverpool comes at Anfield on 16 January, with the return fixture scheduled for the start of May.
The second Manchester derby of the campaign is at the Etihad Stadium on 6 March, and United’s final home game will be against Fulham in their penultimate fixture.
United will conclude the season on 23 May with a trip to Molineux to face Nuno Espirito Santo’s Wolves side.
Check out Manchester United’s Premier League fixture list for 2020-21 in full below.
Manchester United Premier League 2020-21 fixtures:
September
12: Burnley (a) POSTPONED
19: Crystal Palace (h)
26: Brighton (a)
October
3: Tottenham (h)
17: Newcastle United (a)
24: Chelsea (h)
31: Arsenal (h)
November
7: Everton (a)
21: West Brom (h)
28: Southampton (a)
December
5: West Ham (a)
12: Man City (h)
15: Sheffield United (a)
19: Leeds (h)
26: Leicester (a)
28: Wolves (h)
January
2: Aston Villa (h)
12: Fulham (a)
16: Liverpool (a)
26: Sheffield United (h)
30: Arsenal (a)
February
2: Southampton (h)
6: Everton (h)
13: West Brom (a)
20: Newcastle (h)
27: Chelsea (a)
March
6: Man City (a)
13: West Ham (h)
20: Crystal Palace (a)
April
3: Brighton (h)
10: Tottenham (a)
17: Burnley (h)
24: Leeds (a)
May
1: Liverpool (h)
8: Aston Villa (a)
11: Leicester City (h)
15: Fulham (h)
23: Wolves (a)
