Bournemouth: Premier League 2025/26 fixtures and schedule

Bournemouth will kick-off the 2025/26 Premier League season away at champions Liverpool on Friday August 15 (kick-off 8pm), live on Sky Sports; Andoni Iraola’s side, who finished ninth last term, then host Wolves at home on August 23 before travelling to Tottenham on August 30.

Bournemouth will kick-off the 2025/26 Premier League season away at champions Liverpool on Friday August 15 (kick-off 8pm), live on Sky Sports.

Andoni Iraola’s side, who finished ninth last term, then host Wolves at home on August 23 before travelling to Tottenham on August 30.

Bournemouth are set for a busy December with six fixtures scheduled in total, including a trip to Man Utd and a clash with Chelsea, as well as a trip to Brentford on December 27.

The Cherries take on champions Liverpool at home on January 24, Arsenal at the Vitality Stadium on January 3 and Man City in their last game in front of their own fans on May 17.

Bournemouth close out their season away at Nottingham Forest on May 24.

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AFC Bournemouth Premier League 25/26 fixtures released

THE Cherries will head to Liverpool on a Friday night in August to begin their 2025/26 Premier League campaign.

Andoni Iraola’s Bournemouth will head to Anfield to face the defending champions on Friday, August 15, with the game set to be broadcast on Sky Sports to bring the curtain up on the new season.

The Cherries then return home to face Wolves the following weekend for their first game at the Vitality Stadium of the season, before a trip to Spurs at the end of the month.

Home games against Brighton and Newcastle follow, before Bournemouth head to Elland Road to meet newly promoted Leeds United at the end of September.

Fulham visit Dean Court at the beginning of October, before a visit to South London and FA Cup winners Crystal Palace, and another home game as Nottingham Forest head to Dorset.

The start of November brings back-to-back away games at Manchester City and Aston Villa, before West Ham come to the Vitality Stadium.

Another away game at a newly promoted side follows, as the Cherries head to Sunderland at the end of November, leading into the busy festive period of fixtures.

First up in December, Bournemouth host Everton and Chelsea, before another December visit to Manchester United, where the Cherries will hope to make it three 3-0 away wins on the bounce.

Burnley visit the Vitality Stadium for the final game before Christmas.

The first game after Christmas is a trip to Brentford with a visit to Stamford Bridge to face Chelsea to round out the year.

2026’s first game sees the Cherries host Arsenal, before North London rivals Tottenham Hotspur visit Dean Court in midweek.

A visit to Brighton is next, followed by the home game against Liverpool and a trip to Wolves to finish January.

The Cherries host Aston Villa at the start of February, before back-to-back away games at Everton in midweek and at West Ham.

Sunderland come down to Dorset at the end of February, followed by the visit of Brentford.

The final away game at a newly promoted side comes in mid-March as the Cherries head to Burnley, before returning home to face Manchester United.

Trips to Arsenal and Newcastle follow, with Bournemouth aiming to replicate their two impressive away wins at the Emirates and St James’ Park.

Leeds travel down to Dean Court at the end of April before Crystal Palace visit Bournemouth at the start of May.

The final three fixtures of the season sees the Cherries head to Fulham, before hosting Manchester City and then travelling to Nottingham Forest on the final day.

See the full fixture list below. Fixtures are subject to change.