Chelsea Premier League 2024/25 fixtures: Full schedule and dates as Blues prepare for new season under Enzo Maresca

Chelsea have been handed a tough start to their Premier League 2023/24 season with a home fixture against the reigning champions Manchester City. The Blues finished sixth in the league last season and will be playing under new manager once again as Enzo Maresca has replaced Mauricio Pochettino.

The full list of fixtures have been announced by the Premier League and that sees Chelsea take on Wolverhampton, Crystal Palace, Bournemouth, and West Ham United in the next four fixtures after facing the defending champions.

Here are the full of list fixtures:

Aug 18: Manchester City (Home)

Aug 24: Wolverhampton Wanderers (Away)

Aug 31: Crystal Palace (Home)

Sep 14: Bournemouth (Away)

Sep 21: West Ham United (Away)

Sep 28: Brighton & Hove Albion (Home)

Oct 5: Nottingham Forest (Home)

Oct 19: Liverpool (Away)

Oct 26: Newcastle United (Home)

Nov 2: Manchester United (Away)

Nov 9: Arsenal (Home)

Nov 23: Leicester City (Away)

Nov 30: Aston Villa (Home)

Dec 4: Southampton (Away)

Dec 7: Tottenham Hotspur (Away)

Dec 14: Brentford (Home)

Dec 21: Everton (Away)

Dec 26: Fulham (Home)

Dec 29: Ipswich Town (Away)

Jan 4: Crystal Palace (Away)

Jan 15: Bournemouth (Home)

Jan 18: Wolverhampton Wanderers (Home)

Jan 25: Manchester City (Away)

Feb 1: West Ham United (Home)

Feb 15: Brighton & Hove Albion (Away)

Feb 22: Aston Villa (Away)

Feb 26: Southampton (Home)

Mar 8: Leicester City (Home)

Mar 15: Arsenal (Away)

Apr 2: Tottenham Hotspur (Home)

Apr 5: Brentford (Away)

Apr 12: Ipswich Town (Home)

Apr 19: Fulham (Away)

Apr 26: Everton (Home)

May 3: Liverpool (Home)

May 10: Newcastle United (Away)

May 18: Manchester United (Home)

May 25: Nottingham Forest (Away)

Chelsea have a tricky ending to the season as well, with Liverpool, Manchester United and Everton at home in their last five games. They will finish the season away from home when they travel to take on Nottingham Forest.

Chelsea are back in Europe after a season away

Chelsea will be playing in the UEFA Conference League this season, and they will be in European action right after the start of the Premier League season. They will have to participate in the play-offs this season, and will be playing the two-match tie after the first match in the league, and then right after the second game.

However, the Blues will be playing directly in Carabao Cup Round 3 this season, after playing in Round 2 last season as they had finished lower in the table.

Enzo Maresca will be looking to start on the right foot, and get the fans right behind him from the start.