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Manchester City 2024/25 Fixtures For Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup, League Cup

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Looking to lift the Premier League title for a fifth consecutive season, Manchester City head to the capital to take on Chelsea in their opening league fixture of the 2024/25 campaign.

Pep Guardiola made history last season as his side became the first team in history to win four Premier League titles in consecutive seasons.

The blue side of Manchester have dominated English football over recent years, winning six of the last seven English top flight titles.

Key players such as Kevin De Bruyne and Bernardo Silva could leave the club during the summer, which would create a new look City side for the campaign.

Erling Haaland will be looking to make it three consecutive golden boots, after finishing as the highest scorer in his first two seasons since ing from Borussia Dortmund in 2022.

The Norwegian would become the third player to win the award in three straight seasons, ing Thierry Henry and Alan Shearer – but Haaland would become the first player to do it in his first three seasons.

During the last two campaigns Manchester City had to play catch up to Arsenal, overtaking the London club in the final games of the season on both occasions.

Manchester City Premier League Fixtures 2024/25

August 2024

  • Sun, 18 Aug: Chelsea (A)
  • Sat, 24 Aug: Ipswich Town (H)
  • Sat, 31 Aug: West Ham United (A)

September 2024

  • Sat, 14 Sep: Brentford (H)
  • Sun, 22 Sep: Arsenal (H)
  • Sat, 28 Sep: Newcastle United (A)

October 2024

  • Sat, 5 Oct: Fulham (H)
  • Sat, 19 Oct: Wolverhampton Wanderers (A)
  • Sat, 26 Oct: Southampton (H)

November 2024

  • Sat, 2 Nov: AFC Bournemouth (A)
  • Sat, 9 Nov: Brighton & Hove Albion (A)
  • Sat, 23 Nov: Tottenham Hotspur (H)
  • Sat, 30 Nov: Liverpool (A)

December 2024

  • Wed, 4 Dec: Nottingham Forest (H)
  • Sat, 7 Dec: Crystal Palace (A)
  • Sat, 14 Dec: Manchester United (H)
  • Sat, 21 Dec: Aston Villa (A)
  • Thu, 26 Dec: Everton (H)
  • Sun, 29 Dec: Leicester City (A)

January 2025

  • Sat, 4 Jan: West Ham United (H)
  • Tue, 14 Jan: Brentford (A)
  • Sat, 18 Jan: Ipswich Town (A)
  • Sat, 25 Jan: Chelsea (H)

February 2025

  • Sat, 1 Feb: Arsenal (A)
  • Sat, 15 Feb: Newcastle United (H)
  • Sat, 22 Feb: Liverpool (H)
  • Tue, 25 Feb: Tottenham Hotspur (A)

March 2025

  • Sat, 8 Mar: Nottingham Forest (A)
  • Sat, 15 Mar: Brighton & Hove Albion (H)

April 2025

  • Wed, 2 Apr: Leicester City (H)
  • Sat, 5 Apr: Manchester United (A)
  • Sat, 12 Apr: Crystal Palace (H)
  • Sat, 19 Apr: Everton (A)
  • Sat, 26 Apr: Aston Villa (H)

May 2025

  • Sat, 3 May: Wolverhampton Wanderers (H)
  • Sat, 10 May: Southampton (A)
  • Sun, 18 May: AFC Bournemouth (H)
  • Sun, 25 May: Fulham (A)

Manchester City Champions League Fixtures 2024/25

The draw for then 2024/25 UEFA Champions League league phase will be held on 29 August, 2024, where the Cityzens will be allocated a position in the league from Pot 1.

September 2024

  • Matchday 1: 17-19 September 2024

October 2024

  • Matchday 2: 1/2 October 2024
  • Matchday 3: 22/23 October 2024

November 2024

  • Matchday 4: 5/6 November 2024
  • Matchday 5: 26/27 November 2024

December 2024

  • Matchday 6: 10/11 December 2024

January 2024

  • Matchday 7: 21/22 January 2025
  • Matchday 8: 29 January 2025

Manchester City FA Cup Fixtures 2024/25

The final date for the FA Cup third round draw is yet to be confirmed, however it is likely to take place immediately after the second round fixtures are completed.

January 2025

  • Sat, 11 Jan – Third Round

Manchester City League Cup Fixtures 2024/25

Like the FA Cup, there isn’t a concrete date set for the League Cup third round draw, but fans can expect to find out their opposition during a televised draw immediately after the second round ties have drawn to a close.

September 2024

  • w/c 16 & 23 Sep – Third Round
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