The Premier League officially announced the 25/26 season schedule. Chelsea will face Crystal Palace in the first round of the Premier League, and the final game will be against Sunderland. It is worth mentioning that Chelsea has almost all strong op...
The Premier League officially announced the 25/26 season schedule. Chelsea will face Crystal Palace in the first round of the Premier League, and the final game will be against Sunderland. It is worth mentioning that Chelsea has almost all strong opponents since the end of the season, and the schedule is very difficult.
Chelsea 25/26 season schedule is as follows:
August 17 Sunday - Crystal Palace (home)
August 23 Saturday - West Ham United (away)
August 30 Saturday - Fulham (home)
September 13 Saturday - Brentford (away)
September 20 Saturday - Manchester United (away)
September 27 Saturday - Brighton (home)
October 4 Saturday - Liverpool (home)
October 18 Saturday - Nottingham Forest (Away)
October 25 Saturday - Sunderland (Home)
November 1 Saturday - Tottenham Hotspur (Away)
November 8 Saturday - Wolves (Home)
November 22 Saturday - Burnley (Away)
November 29 Saturday - Arsenal (Home)
December 3 Wednesday - Leeds United (Away)
December 6 Saturday - Bournemouth (Away)
December 13 Saturday - Everton (Home)
December 20 Saturday - Newcastle United (away)
December 27 Saturday - Aston Villa (home)
December 30 Tuesday - Bournemouth (home)
January
January 3 Saturday - Manchester City (away)
January 7 Wednesday - Fulham (away)
January 17 Saturday - Brentford (home)
January 24 Saturday - Crystal Palace (away)
January 31 Saturday - West Ham United (home)
February
February 7 Saturday - Wolves (away)
February 11 Wednesday - Leeds United (home)
February 21 Saturday - Burnley (home)
February 28 Saturday - Arsenal (away)
March 4 Wednesday - Aston Villa (away)
March 14 Saturday - Newcastle United (home)
March 21 Saturday - Everton (away)
April 11 Saturday - Manchester City (home)
April 18 Saturday - Manchester United (home)
April 25 Saturday - Brighton (away)
May
May 2 Saturday - Nottingham Forest (Home)
Saturday, May 9 - Liverpool (Away)
Sunday, May 17 - Tottenham Hotspur (Home)
Sunday, May 24 - Sunderland (Away)
