It's less than a month since Manchester City claimed the Premier League title on a dramatic final day, but here we are already looking forwards to the 2022-23 campaign.
And this is the moment that we crossover, where 2021-22 becomes last season and 2022-23 is no longer next season, but rather the upcoming campaign.
Manchester City and Liverpool will once again be looking to lead the title race, with Pep Guardiola bidding for a fifth crown in six years, and Jurgen Klopp looking to claim his second Premier League title.
Tottenham are backing Antonio Conte to the hilt, and the Italian is pushing for Spurs to get in the title mix as they look to make the most of Harry Kane and Son heung-min's so-called 'best years. Chelsea and Arsenal will both look to be in the Champions League mix while Manchester United fans will demand they're much better under Erik ten Hag.
Nottingham Forest join Bournemouth and Fulham as the top flight new boys, and they'll be looking eagerly at what the opening day throws up.
The fixtures are out at 9am on the dot. We'll have all the best reaction and much, much more.
08:31Tom Blow
All you need to know
A quick reminder for those of you just joining us...
The Premier League fixtures will be revealed at 9am on Thursday morning.
Rumours are circulating on social media but these are just rumours - not the confirmed fixtures.
You'll be able to find out who your team is playing right here at 9am.
We will reveal the fixtures in full.
Don't go anywhere!
08:20Tom Blow
Not long now...
Just 40 minutes to go until the Premier League fixtures are revealed.
We are very excited here at Mirror Football!
08:07Tom Blow
Who do you fancy?
Who are you hoping your team will play on the opening weekend?
Let us know in the comments below!
07:59Tom Blow
'No fixture' on December 28
There will be no Premier League fixures between Boxing Day and New Year, according to The Telegraph.
Traditionally, there are games on December 26, 28 and January 1 as part of the festive schedule (subject to change, of course).
But it's believed there will be just two fixtures over the Christmas period this coming season. The December 28 game has reportedly been shelved to take the pressure off players.
Whether this is true or not remains to be seen!
The fixtures will be released at 9am!
07:54Tom Blow
More rumoured dates
We've got some more rumours for you...
It's alleged Manchester United will face Arsenal at Old Trafford on September 3.
It's also claimed there are no "Big Six" fixtures during the last round of games before the World Cup in Qatar. That would be great news for England boss Gareth Southgate.
But remember - these are just rumours. We still don't know the fixtures!
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Rumours emerging
Rumours are starting to filter through on social media.
One anonymous source claims the first game of the new season will be between Crystal Palace and Arsenal at Selhurst Park on Friday, August 5.
Another suggests Chelsea vs Tottenham will take place on Saturday, August 13 and Manchester United vs Liverpool is pencilled in for Saturday, August 20.
Obviously these are just rumours. The actual dates will be revealed at 9am.
07:19Tom Blow
New faces
Several big-name footballers will play in the Premier League this coming season!
Darwin Nunez has joined Liverpool, Erling Haaland is now a Manchester City player and Ivan Perisic will link-up with Antonio Conte.
Who are you looking forward to seeing? Let us know in the comments below!
06:50Tom Blow
Times and dates will change
The Premier League fixtures are announced today at 9am and we can't wait!
But remember - all these dates and times are subject to change.
Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Tottenham, Arsenal, Manchester United and West Ham are all competing in Europe and their schedules will have to be amended to suit that.
Dates and times will also be amended for those games shown live on TV in the UK.
Yet these changes aren't usually dramatic. Often games are simply played on Friday, Sunday or Monday instead of the traditional Saturday.
Saturday fixtures can also be brought forward from 3pm to 12:30pm - or pushed back to 5:30pm and 7:45pm.
06:26Tom Blow
Fixtures to look out for
We're desperate to know when the following games will be played...
Manchester United vs Liverpool
Manchester City vs Manchester United
Arsenal vs Tottenham
Tottenham vs Chelsea
Liverpool vs Everton
Aston Villa vs Wolves
Bournemouth vs Southampton
Chelsea vs Fulham
West Ham vs Tottenham
Leicester vs Nottingham Forest
Leeds vs Manchester United
And so many more...
All will be revealed at 9am!
06:04Tom Blow
All eyes on Ten Hag
There's a new manager at Manchester United!
Erik ten Hag will be in the Old Trafford hotseat next season and is hoping to make the Red Devils a force again.
They've not won a trophy since 2017 and it's nine years since they lifted their last Premier League title under Sir Alex Ferguson.
Is Ten Hag the right person for the job? We'll have to wait and see.
05:43Tom Blow
The new clubs
As ever, they'll be three new teams in the Premier League this coming season.
Fulham are back in the top flight after winning the Championship under Marco Silva. Aleksandar Mitrovic scored 43 league goals for them last term (yes, 43) and will be hoping to enjoy another superb season.
Bournemouth are also back in the big time after finishing as Championship runners-up. Scott Parker was the man to lead them to promotion.
Last but not least, Nottingham Forest will end a 23-year exile from the Premier League after winning the play-offs. Everyone (except Derby fans, maybe) is looking forward to seeing how they get on in 2022-23.
05:24Tom Blow
Five subs allowed
Premier League managers will be able to make five substitutions in 2022-23.
That should help with the workload as some footballers could end up playing 79 games for club and country next season!
There's going to be so much football...
05:20Tom Blow
Why so early?
I know what you're thinking - August 6 is early.
The Premier League usually starts on the second weekend of August... but this season will start seven days earlier to compensate for the World Cup, which gets underway in Qatar on November 21.
That means the Community Shield will be played on July 30! In Leicester!
It's going to be a unique season.
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Start date
I don't know about you, but I can't wait for the Premier League to return!
The new campaign is scheduled to start on Saturday, August 6.
There may even be a game on August 5 as sometimes the new season starts on a Friday night under the lights.
All will be revealed at 9am!
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Good Morning all
Welcome one and all!
We're not far removed from the end of the 2021-22 Premier League season and the remarkable final day enjoyed all across the country.
Now we're heading into new territory and a campaign that promises to be unlike any other, given the World Cup that's been dropped slap bang in the middle of it.
What impact will that have? Could it hinder the title favourites? We'll have to wait and see.
Now, let's see what the fixture computer has for us. The fixtures are released at 9am and we'll have the breaking news, plus plenty of takes, reaction and much much more.
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