We have all 20 clubs that will be competing in the 2022/23 Premier League.
The 20th and final team to join the fold was Nottingham Forest after a 1-0 win over Huddersfield Town in the Championship promotion playoff final, which was also the final match of the English domestic league season.
It ended a 23-year absence for Steve Cooper’s side from the top division and fans will eagerly be awaiting the new campaign kicking off.
The Sporting News has compiled all the key information you need to know for next term.
PREMIER LEAGUE TEAM SCHEDULES 2022/23:
Arsenal | Aston Villa
Chelsea | Crystal Palace | Everton | Fulham | Leeds
Leicester | Liverpool | Man City | Man United | Newcastle
Notts Forest | Southampton | Tottenham | West Ham | Wolves
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418-414-320
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209-243-160
609-261-283
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703-192-258
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Former playoff winners Fulham were the first team to achieve promotion and they went up as champions of the Championship (second tier) following an incredible season under Marco Silva.
Bournemouth beat out Forest to second place and the second automatic promotion spot, meaning Huddersfield Town, Forest, Sheffield United and Luton Town contested the playoffs for the right to play Premier League football in 2022/23.
Huddersfield advanced to the playoff final after a 2-1 aggregate over Luton. Forest’s playoff against Sheffield United needed to be settled on penalties with the sides level 3-3 on aggregate. Forest goalkeeper Brice Samba saved three spot kicks in the shootout to set up the Nottingham Forest vs. Huddersfield final.
In the playoff final at Wembley, Nottingham
Norwich City were the first team to suffer relegation in 2021/22 and Watford joined them a week later as both clubs dropped down to the second division just one season after earning promotion.
The third and final trap door to the Championship was occupied by Burnley,
The complete calendar of the 2022/23 Premier League fixtures was released on Thursday, June 16.
We found out the dates and pairings for all 380 matches, with the season kicking off on Friday, Aug. 5 and wrapping up on Sunday, May 28. There will be three midweek matchdays, not counting the traditional Boxing Day and Jan. 2 matches.
In addition to the six-week break for the FIFA 2022 World Cup, there will be two other FIFA international breaks in September 2022 and March 2023. There are also two weekends dedicated to the FA Cup in January.
MORE: Every Premier League club’s schedule for 2022/23
Adjusted to accommodate the November start to the 2022 World Cup, the 2022/23 Premier League season will start eight days earlier than the previous campaign.
The first fixture will be played on Friday. Aug. 5, 2022, giving players a break of around two-and-a-half months from their last Premier League action in 2021/22.
The last set of fixtures before the Premier League stops for the World Cup will be played over the weekend of November 12-13.
The World Cup final takes place on December 18 and Premier League action will resume eight days later on Boxing Day, Monday, December 26. The final round of Premier League matches, to be played on May 28, 2023, will kick off simultaneously as is customary.
UK: Matches are carried across Sky Sports and BT Sport streaming and TV platforms, with select matches on Amazon Prime.
USA: Select matches are televised on USA Network (English) and Telemundo or Universo (Spanish), and all three channels can be streamed on fuboTV. The rest of the matches are streamed on NBC platform Peacock for subscribers.
Canada: Every Premier League game streams live and on demand exclusively via fuboTV.
Australia: Fans in Australia can stream matches live and on demand on Optus Sport.
