Man Utd 2023/24 fixtures released in full with Ten Hag’s side handed tricky start and first Monday Night Football match
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MANCHESTER UNITED have discovered their fixtures for the new season.
And Erik ten Hag’s side will play Wolves first as they look to halt Man City’s dream of four titles in a row.
The new season kicks off on Friday August 11.
But United will have to wait until Monday August 14 to take on Wolves in an 8pm Old Trafford battle.
United's second game on August 19 sees them travel to Harry Kane's Tottenham, with the England captain a top transfer target this summer.
This is followed by a home game against Nottingham Forest on August 26.
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But their fourth match on September 2 is a tough trip to the Emirates for a clash with last season's runners-up Arsenal.
The first Manchester derby takes place on October 28 at the Theatre of Dreams.
A tough Christmas run then starts with a trip to Newcastle on December 2 before Chelsea visit four days later.
December 16 sees United go to Anfield to avenge last term's 7-0 defeat against Liverpool.
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And the first game of 2024 after the winter break is a home clash against Spurs on January 13.
United then travel to City on March 2 before going to Chelsea a month later on April 3.
Just three days after they face Liverpool at Old Trafford on April 6.
And on April 20 they play host to Newcastle.
United's second-last game sees them welcome Arsenal to Old Trafford on May 11.
And they end the campaign on May 19 with a tough trip to Brighton.
The Red Devils enjoyed a good first season under Dutch boss Ten Hag, finishing third in the table to book a Champions League return.
At one stage, United even looked like they were capable of mounting a bid for top spot.
But several heavy defeats, including a 7-0 thrashing at Liverpool, saw United trail off in the last few months of the campaign.
There was a first piece of silverware since 2017 though.
United lifted the Carabao Cup with a 2-0 win over Newcastle.
And the victory is sure to give Ten Hag’s men confidence as they look to improve in the transfer window.
United are after a new striker and midfielder, with a new winger and centre-back also on the cards.
Fans are praying for Kylian Mbappe to join them after his PSG letter incident.
Bayer Leverkusen’s Moussa Diaby could arrive as a replacement for misfit wide-man Jadon Sancho.
And United hope to negotiate a lower fee for £70million-rated Chelsea star Mason Mount.
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Napoli Serie A winner Kim Min-jae could also make the move to Old Trafford.
And Ten Hag will have to utilise every part of his squad ahead of a gruelling campaign including Champions League football.
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Man Utd Premier League fixtures
Full fixture list for 2023/24 Premier League season, subject to change:
- August 14: Man Utd vs Wolves (8pm)
- August 19: Tottenham vs Man Utd
- August 26: Man Utd vs Nottingham Forest
- September 2: Arsenal vs Man Utd
- September 16: Man Utd vs Brighton
- September 23: Burnley vs Man Utd
- September 30: Man Utd vs Crystal Palace
- October 7: Man Utd vs Brentford
- October 21: Sheffield Utd vs Man Utd
- October 28: Man Utd vs Man City
- November 4: Fulham vs Man Utd
- November 11: Man Utd vs Luton Town
- November 25: Everton vs Man Utd
- December 2: Newcastle vs Man Utd
- December 6: Man Utd vs Chelsea (8pm)
- December 9: Man Utd vs Bournemouth
- December 16: Liverpool vs Man Utd
- December 23: West Ham vs Man Utd
- December 26: Man Utd vs Aston Villa
- December 30: Nottingham Forest vs Man Utd
- January 13: Man Utd vs Tottenham
- January 30: Wolves vs Man Utd (7.45pm)
- February 3: Man Utd vs West Ham
- February 10: Aston Villa vs Man Utd
- February 17: Luton Town vs Man Utd
- February 24: Man Utd vs Fulham
- March 2: Man City vs Man Utd
- March 9: Man Utd vs Everton
- March 16: Man Utd vs Sheffield Utd
- March 30: Brentford vs Man Utd
- April 3: Chelsea vs Man Utd (7.45pm)
- April 6: Man Utd vs Liverpool
- April 13: Bournemouth vs Man Utd
- April 20: Man Utd vs Newcastle
- April 27: Man Utd vs Burnley
- May 4: Crystal Palace vs Man Utd
- May 11: Man Utd vs Arsenal
- May 19: Brighton vs Man Utd (4pm)