All of Liverpool's 2025/26 Premier League fixtures
First derby in September
Those games will provide an early test of the Reds' title credentials - two Champions League clubs who have plans to remain among the Premier League elite.
After a trip to Burnley, the Reds will then take on Everton in the first Merseyside Derby of the season - scheduled provisionally for September 20.
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Liverpool then travel to Crystal Palace before back-to-back games against Chelsea away and Manchester United at home either side of the October international window.
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Reds face Man City in November
Last season Liverpool toppled Manchester City as Premier League champions and Pep Guardiola's side will want to strike back. The two sides face off for the first time on November 8 at the Etihad.
Over the festive period, the Reds will face Tottenham away on December 20 before two relatively straightforward home games - against Wolves on December 27 and Leeds United on the 30th.
The return leg against Arsenal at the Emirates takes place shortly after - on January 7 and the home fixture against City is on February 7.
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Liverpool's run-in includes Everton, Man Utd, Chelsea and Villa
The title run-in really begins after a trip to Brighton on March 21. Once the league programme recommences following the international window, Slot's side will have seven fixtures to play through April and May.
The sequence begins with a hosting of Fulham on April 11 and then a trip to Bramley Moore Dock awaits the Reds as they face Everton in the derby at their new home on April 18.
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