Premier League fixtures 2023-24: Your guide to Tottenham's season

August 2023

August 13, 2pm: Brentford (A)

August 19, 3pm: Manchester United (H)

August 26, 3pm: Bournemouth (A)

September 2023

September 2, 3pm: Burnley (A)

September 16, 3pm: Sheffield United (H)

September 23, 3pm: Arsenal (A)

September 30, 3pm: Liverpool (H)

October 2023

October 7, 3pm: Luton (A)

October 21, 3pm: Fulham (H)

October 28, 3pm: Crystal Palace (A)

November 2023

November 4, 3pm: Chelsea (H)

November 11, 3pm: Wolves (A)

November 25, 3pm: Aston Villa (H)

December 2023

December 2, 3pm: Manchester City (A)

December 5, 7.45pm: West Ham (H)

December 9, 3pm: Newcastle (H)

December 16, 3pm: Nottingham Forest (A)

December 23, 3pm: Everton (H)

December 26, 3pm: Brighton (A)

December 30, 3pm: Bournemouth (H)

January 2024

January 13 or 20, 3pm: Manchester United (A)*

January 30, 7.45pm: Brentford (H)

*Fixtures to be split across weekends of January 13 and 20

February 2024

February 3, 3pm: Everton (A)

February 10, 3pm: Brighton (H)

February 17, 3pm: Wolves (H)

February 24, 3pm: Chelsea (A)

March 2024

March 2, 3pm: Crystal Palace (H)

March 9, 3pm: Aston Villa (A)

March 16, 3pm: Fulham (A)

March 30, 3pm: Luton (H)

April 2024

April 2, 7.45pm: West Ham (A)

April 6, 3pm: Nottingham Forest (H)

April 13, 3pm: Newcastle (A)

April 20, 3pm: Manchester City (H)

April 27, 3pm: Arsenal (H)

May 2024

May 4, 3pm: Liverpool (A)

May 11, 3pm: Burnley (H)

May 19, 4pm: Sheffield United (A)

All dates and times subject to change.