Premier League Fixtures 2024-25
The full schedule for all 380 games in the Premier League 2024-25 season has been confirmed. The season runs from August 17, 2024, to May 25, 2025, with no games on December 24 (Christmas Eve). Fixtures will be released at 4 am ET on Tuesday, June 18, with the opening day on August 17, 2024, and Championship Sunday on May 25, 2025.
Betting Odds to Win the Title
Bet365 has provided the following odds to win the title:
| Man City 11/100 |
Arsenal 15/8 |
Liverpool 7/1 |
Chelsea 20/1 |
Man Utd 25/1 |
| Newcastle 25/1 |
Tottenham 33/1 |
Aston Villa 50/1 |
Brighton 150/1 |
West Ham 250/1 |
| Crystal Palace 300/1 |
Bournemouth 350/1 |
Brentford 500/1 |
Fulham 500/1 |
Wolverhampton 500/1 |
| Everton 750/1 |
Nottm Forest 1000/1 |
Southampton 1000/1 |
Ipswich 1500/1 |
Leicester 1500/1 |
Top Matches to Circle for the Season
Some of the top England Premier League matches to look forward to in the upcoming season include – Available offers at Bet365 include Early Payout and Acca Boost:
– Chelsea vs Man City on Sunday, August 18
– Man United vs Liverpool on Saturday, August 31
– Tottenham vs Arsenal on Saturday, September 14
– Arsenal vs Liverpool on Saturday, October 26
– Liverpool vs Man City on Saturday, November 30
– Liverpool vs Man United on Saturday, January 4
– Arsenal vs Tottenham on Tuesday, January 14
– Man City vs Liverpool on Saturday, February 22
– Man United vs Man City on Saturday, April 5
Title Contenders
Manchester City
Reigning champions Manchester City, managed by Pep Guardiola, remain favorites to retain their title. Their squad depth, tactical acumen, and recent success in both domestic and European competitions make them a formidable force.
Liverpool
Liverpool, under Jürgen Klopp, will be eager to reclaim the title. With key players returning from injury and new signings strengthening their squad, they are expected to mount a serious challenge.
Chelsea
Chelsea, with a mix of experienced players and young talents, aim to be in the title race. Their attacking prowess and solid defense, coupled with a tactical approach under Mauricio Pochettino, could see them as serious contenders.
Arsenal
Arsenal, led by Mikel Arteta, showed promise in the previous season and will look to build on that momentum. Their young squad and attacking style make them a team to watch.
Top Four Battle
The battle for Champions League spots will be fierce, with traditional top-six teams like Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur, and Newcastle United in the mix. Manchester United, under Erik ten Hag, will look to capitalize on their improved form, while Tottenham and Newcastle will aim to disrupt the status quo with their ambitious projects.
Relegation Battle
The newly promoted teams—Burnley, Sheffield United, and Luton Town—will be fighting hard to avoid relegation. Their primary goal will be to establish themselves in the top flight, but they will face stiff competition from established lower-table teams like Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest, and Bournemouth.
Key Players to Watch
- Erling Haaland (Manchester City): The Norwegian striker’s goal-scoring prowess will be crucial for City’s title defense.
- Mohamed Salah (Liverpool): Liverpool’s talisman will be key in their bid to reclaim the title.
- Bukayo Saka (Arsenal): The young winger continues to develop and will be central to Arsenal’s ambitions.
- Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United): His creativity and leadership will be vital for United’s success.
New Signings
Significant transfers can shift the balance of power:
- Declan Rice to Arsenal: A major addition to their midfield strength.
- Josko Gvardiol to Manchester City: Strengthening their defense.
- Christopher Nkunku to Chelsea: Adding firepower to their attack.
Managerial Changes
Several clubs will have new managers at the helm, bringing fresh tactics and philosophies:
- Mauricio Pochettino at Chelsea: Looking to revive Chelsea’s fortunes.
- Unai Emery at Aston Villa: His experience could help Villa push for higher ambitions.
- Ange Postecoglou at Tottenham Hotspur: Bringing an attacking style to Spurs.
European Competitions
The Premier League teams in European competitions will also aim to perform well, with Manchester City looking to defend their Champions League title and other clubs seeking European glory, balancing their domestic and continental commitments.
VAR and Officiating
VAR continues to be a significant aspect of Premier League matches, with ongoing efforts to improve its implementation and consistency.
Conclusion
The 2024-2025 Premier League season is shaping up to be another thrilling installment of one of the world’s most competitive football leagues. With title races, battles for European spots, relegation scraps, and the emergence of new stars, fans are in for an action-packed season.
