PL Champions Chelsea start with Burnley, Man Utd face West Ham

Champions Chelsea will start the defending their Premier League title with a clash against Burnley at Stamford Bridge, while Manchester United will go head to head with West Ham at Old Trafford.
Liverpool will begin their campaign at Watford, while Arsenal battle Leicester and last season’s runners-up Tottenham take on promoted Newcastle at St James’ Park.
Newboys Huddersfield begin campaign in the Premier League away to Crystal Palace and fellow newcomers Brighton face a home date with Manchester City.

Opening day fixtures

Arsenal v Leicester
Brighton v Manchester City
Chelsea v Burnley
Crystal Palace v Huddersfield
Everton v Stoke
Manchester United v West Ham
Newcastle v Tottenham
Southampton v Swansea
Watford v Liverpool
West Brom v Bournemouth

I know we are anxiously waiting for the new season's actions.  ... *smiling*

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