The Premier League have released Manchester United’s fixture list for the 2016/17 league campaign starting in August.
After finishing last season outside the top four, the Red Devils will be looking to make a fast start to the season under the tutelage of new manager Jose Mourinho, and they will travel to Dean Court to take on Bournemouth on the first weekend of the season.
They will host Southampton and again travel away to newly promoted Hull City to cap off the first month of the 2016/17 season. However, immediately after the international break in September, the first Manchester derby of the season will take place at Old Trafford to renew the Mourinho and Pep Guardiola rivalry.
Manchester United have back-to-back away fixtures against Chelsea and Liverpool in October, before hosting Arsenal in November. They will host Sunderland on Boxing Day and Middlesbrough on New Year’s Eve, before travelling to the Olympic Stadium to take on West Ham for the first game of 2017.
They will finish their campaign with a home fixture against Crystal Palace.
Manchester United fixtures for the 2016/17 season
13 Aug 2016 AFC Bournemouth (A)
20 Aug 2016 Southampton (H)
27 Aug 2016 Hull City (A)
10 Sep 2016 Manchester City (H)
17 Sep 2016 Watford (A)
24 Sep 2016 Leicester City (H)
01 Oct 2016 Stoke City (H)
15 Oct 2016 Liverpool (A)
22 Oct 2016 Chelsea (A)
29 Oct 2016 Burnley (H)
05 Nov 2016 Swansea City (A)
19 Nov 2016 Arsenal (H)
26 Nov 2016 West Ham United (H)
03 Dec 2016 Everton (A)
10 Dec 2016 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
13 Dec 2016 Crystal Palace (A)
17 Dec 2016 West Bromwich Albion (A)
26 Dec 2016 Sunderland (H)
31 Dec 2016 Middlesbrough (H)
02 Jan 2017 West Ham United (A)
14 Jan 2017 Liverpool (H)
21 Jan 2017 Stoke City (A)
31 Jan 2017 Hull City (H)
04 Feb 2017 Leicester City (A)
11 Feb 2017 Watford (H)
25 Feb 2017 Manchester City (A)
04 Mar 2017 AFC Bournemouth (H)
11 Mar 2017 Southampton (A)
18 Mar 2017 Middlesbrough (A)
01 Apr 2017 West Bromwich Albion (H)
04 Apr 2017 Everton (H)
08 Apr 2017 Sunderland (A)
15 Apr 2017 Chelsea (H)
22 Apr 2017 Burnley (A)
29 Apr 2017 Swansea City (H)
06 May 2017 Arsenal (A)
13 May 2017 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
21 May 2017 Crystal Palace (H)
