Arsenal

The visit to Selhurst Park will mark the fourth time in a row that Arsenal have begun their Premier League campaign away from home, as well as being the third successive opening-day London derby for Mikel Arteta's side.

Arsenal face their first fellow Big Six member on September 3 as Manchester United pay a visit to the Emirates, while they must take on Manchester City, Liverpool and North London rivals Tottenham Hotspur in a daunting October list.

Following the 2022 World Cup, Arsenal's Boxing Day fixture is a home clash versus capital counterparts West Ham United, and they begin 2023 against Newcastle United at the Emirates before facing Spurs and Man United later that month.

The Gunners will get all of their Big Six clashes out of the way before May, and they wrap up the campaign at home to Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Arsenal's 2022-23 Premier League fixtures in full:

August:

5 - Crystal Palace (A)

13 - Leicester (H)

20 - Bournemouth (A)

27 - Fulham (H)

30 - Aston Villa (H)

September:

3 - Manchester United (A)

10 - Everton (H)

17 - Brentford (A)

October:

1 - Tottenham Hotspur (H)

8 - Liverpool (H)

15 - Leeds (A)

18 - Manchester City (H)

22 - Southampton (A)

29 - Nottingham Forest (H)

November:

5 - Chelsea (A)

12 - Wolves (A)

December:

26 - West Ham (H)

31 - Brighton (A)

January:

2 - Newcastle (H)

14 - Tottenham Hotspur (A)

21 - Manchester United (H)

February:

4 - Everton (A)

11 - Brentford (H)

18 - Aston Villa (A)

25 - Leicester (A)

March:

4 - Bournemouth (H)

11 - Fulham (A)

18 - Crystal Palace (H)

April:

1 - Leeds United (H)

8 - Liverpool (A)

15 - West Ham (A)

22 - Southampton (H)

26 - Manchester City (A)

29 - Chelsea (H)

May:

6 - Newcastle (A)

13 - Brighton & Hove Albion (H)

20 - Nottingham Forest (A)

28 - Wolverhampton Wanderers (H)