MANCHESTER UNITED Full Fixtures, Biggest Matches in Premier League 2024/25

Rosemary August 09, 2024 | 09:36

The 2024–2025 Premier League schedule for MU has been formally released. In December, Red Man will play both Man City and Arsenal.

Overview of Manchester United’s Premier League 2024/2025 Fixtures: Challenges in December

The Premier League's organizers have released the complete schedule of games for the 2024–2025 season. As a result, the season will begin on August 17, 2024, and go through May 25, 2025. The full schedule of Man United's matches has also been made public.

Man United was the first team to compete in the first round. The Red Devils will play at Old Trafford versus Fulham. Erik ten Hag and company suffered a 1-2 home loss to Fulham in their season-opening encounter last year; they are hoping for a stronger showing. August's remaining two games will see Man United go to Brighton's ground before they play at Old Trafford against Liverpool.

In September, October, and November, Man United will play Southampton, Crystal Palace, Tottenham, Aston Villa, Brentford, West Ham, Chelsea, Leicester, Ipswich Town, and Everton. The first Manchester derby of the season will be on December 14 at Etihad Stadium. Fans will have to wait until December to see it. On April 5, there will be the Old Trafford derby.

In December, Manchester United will also play Newcastle and Arsenal. Without a doubt, December will be the hardest month for Red Man this season. In January, Red Man had three games: one at Anfield against Liverpool, one at Southampton, one at Brighton, and one at Fulham.

Erik ten Hag's team will play Aston Villa at home on May 25 to end the season. There were three games in May for Manchester United. They were against Brentford, West Ham, and Chelsea.

Learn more: 2024/25 Premier League Full Schedules, Dates in British Summer Time (BST)

Premier League 2024/2025: Full Fixtures and Biggest Matches of Manchester United (Update)

What date does the Premier League start in 2024-25?

The opening day of the season will be on August 17, 2024.

How many games are in the Premier League season?

All 20 teams play 38 games each, 19 home and 19 away. That equals 380 total Premier League games during the 2024-25 season.

When are the finals of cup competitions?

The Community Shield will take place on Saturday 10 August and the FA Cup final will take place on Saturday May 17.

The Champions League final will be held on Saturday May 31. The Europa League final will be played on Wednesday May 21 in Bilbao, with the UEFA Conference League final a week later on Wednesday May 28.

Man United Biggest Matches

• August 31, 2024: Man United vs Liverpool

• September 28, 2024: Man United vs Tottenham

• November 2, 2024: Man United vs Chelsea

• December 3, 2024: Arsenal vs Man United

• December 14, 2024: Man City vs Man United

• Jan 4, 2025: Liverpool vs Man United

• Feb 15, 2025: Tottenham vs Man United

• March 8, 2025: Man United vs Arsenal

• April 5, 2025: Man United vs Man City

• May 18, 2025: Chelsea vs Man United

Full Fixtures of Man United for Premier League 2024/2025 (UK Time)

August

Date	Kick-off time (UK)	Fixture
16/08/2024	20:00	Man Utd v Fulham
24/08/2024	15:00	Brighton v Man Utd
31/08/2024	15:00	Man Utd v Liverpool

September

Date	Kick-off time (UK)	Fixture
14/09/2024	15:00	Southampton v Man Utd
21/09/2024	15:00	Crystal Palace v Man Utd
28/09/2024	15:00	Man Utd v Tottenham

October

Date	Kick-off time (UK)	Fixture
05/10/2024	15:00	Aston Villa v Man Utd
19/10/2024	15:00	Man Utd v Brentford
26/10/2024	15:00	West Ham v Man Utd

November

Date	Kick-off time (UK)	Fixture
02/11/2024	15:00	Man Utd v Chelsea
09/11/2024	15:00	Man Utd v Leicester
23/11/2024	15:00	Ipswich v Man Utd
30/11/2024	15:00	Man Utd v Everton

December

Date	Kick-off time (UK)	Fixture
03/12/2024	19:45	Arsenal v Man Utd
07/12/2024	15:00	Man Utd v Nottingham Forest
14/12/2024	15:00	Man City v Man Utd
21/12/2024	15:00	Man Utd v Bournemouth
26/12/2024	15:00	Wolves v Man Utd
29/12/2024	15:00	Man Utd v Newcastle

January

Date	Kick-off time (UK)	Fixture
04/01/2025	15:00	Liverpool v Man Utd
15/01/2025	20:00	Man Utd v Southampton
18/01/2025	15:00	Man Utd v Brighton
25/01/2025	15:00	Fulham v Man Utd

February

Date	Kick-off time (UK)	Fixture
01/02/2025	15:00	Man Utd v Crystal Palace
15/02/2025	15:00	Tottenham v Man Utd
22/02/2025	15:00	Everton v Man Utd
26/02/2025	20:00	Man Utd v Ipswich

March

Date	Kick-off time (UK)	Fixture
08/03/2025	15:00	Man Utd v Arsenal
15/03/2025	15:00	Leicester v Man Utd

April

Date	Kick-off time (UK)	Fixture
01/04/2025	19:45	Nottingham Forest v Man Utd
05/04/2025	15:00	Man Utd v Man City
12/04/2025	15:00	Newcastle v Man Utd
19/04/2025	15:00	Man Utd v Wolves
26/04/2025	15:00	Bournemouth v Man Utd

May

Date	Kick-off time (UK)	Fixture
03/05/2025	15:00	Brentford v Man Utd
10/05/2025	15:00	Man Utd v West Ham
18/05/2025	15:00	Chelsea v Man Utd
25/05/2025	16:00	Man Utd v Aston Villa

How to watch Man Utd games live on TV and in the Premier League

In the United Kingdom, Sky Sports, TNT Sports, and Amazon Prime will each have a portion of the 2024–25 Premier League season covered; live action can be seen on these channels and on streaming platforms.

The BBC still offers highlights, and in August, Match of the Day and Match of the Day 2 will return to television.

Through the end of the 2027–2028 season, NBC Sports will have exclusive broadcast rights to the Premier League in the United States. Sling TV and Peacock both allow you to watch.

Which club has won the Premier League the most?

Manchester United has won the most Premier League titles, with 13 titles. However, it must be added that the Red Devils have never returned to the English throne after the era of Sir Alex Ferguson.

Man City is the second most successful team since the tournament's inception in 1992/93. Chelsea have won the title five times, Arsenal three times, while Liverpool, Leicester City and Blackburn Rovers have all won one league title.

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