Leeds United will mark their return to the Premier League with the visit of Everton at Elland Road on the opening day of the 2025/26 season.
Leeds ended their two-year absence from the top-flight by pipping Burnley to the Championship title with an impressive 100-point tally.
The main priority for Daniel Farke's men will be to preserve their Premier League status come the end of the campaign, but they have been dealt a difficult first month which will see them encounter two sides who will be competing in the UEFA Champions League in Arsenal and Newcastle United.
Their first clash with a fellow promoted outfit is not until 18th October when they travel to Turf Moor to face Burnley.
The visit of Aston Villa on 22nd November marks the start of an extremely testing period in Leeds' season as they then face Manchester City, Chelsea and champions Liverpool in the space of a week.
Farke's outfit will encounter the other newly-promoted side in Sunderland in their first match after Christmas and Leeds' first game of 2026 is a mouth-watering tussle with old foes Manchester United at Elland Road.
The end of January also delivers a daunting set of fixtures as Leeds entertain Arsenal and Nottingham Forest before travelling to Stamford Bridge to face Chelsea and Villa Park to oppose Aston Villa, before returning to home comforts with the visit of Manchester City.
Leeds head to Old Trafford a week after the Easter weekend on 11th April, where they secured a 2-2 draw on their last away trip against Manchester United.
The season concludes with a trip to the capital as they face West Ham at the London Stadium on 24th May.
Date | Fixture |
16th August 2025 | Everton (H) |
23rd August 2025 | Arsenal (A) |
30th August 2025 | Newcastle (H) |
13th September 2025 | Fulham (A) |
20th September 2025 | Wolves (A) |
27th September 2025 | Bournemouth (H) |
4th October 2025 | Tottenham (H) |
18th October 2025 | Burnley (A) |
25th October 2025 | West Ham (H) |
1st November 2025 | Brighton (A) |
8th November 2025 | Nottingham Forest (A) |
22nd November 2025 | Aston Villa (H) |
29th November 2025 | Manchester City (A) |
3rd December 2025 | Chelsea (H) |
6th December 2025 | Liverpool (H) |
13th December 2025 | Brentford (A) |
20th December 2025 | Crystal Palace (H) |
27th December 2025 | Sunderland (A) |
30th December 2025 | Liverpool (A) |
3rd January 2026 | Manchester United (H) |
7th January 2026 | Newcastle (A) |
17th January 2026 | Fulham (H) |
24th January 2026 | Everton (A) |
31st January 2026 | Arsenal (H) |
7th February 2026 | Nottingham Forest (H) |
11th February 2026 | Chelsea (A) |
21st February 2026 | Aston Villa (A) |
28th February 2026 | Manchester City (H) |
4th March 2026 | Sunderland (H) |
14th March 2026 | Crystal Palace (A) |
21st March 2026 | Brentford (H) |
11th April 2026 | Manchester United (A) |
18th April 2026 | Wolves (H) |
25th April 2026 | Bournemouth (A) |
2nd May 2026 | Burnley (H) |
9th May 2026 | Tottenham (A) |
17th May 2026 | Brighton (H) |
24th May 2026 | West Ham (A) |