Eight-time champion Manchester City will begin its 2026-27 Premier League season at home against Bournemouth on Sunday, August 23 at the Etihad stadium in Manchester as the fixtures for the new season was released on Friday.

The upcoming season will mark the dawn of a new era for City after long-time manager Pep Guardiola, under whom the club enjoyed immense success, announced his departure following the culmination of the 2025-26 season.

It will be interesting to see if City can replicate the same kind of success under new manager Enzo Maresco, who has signed a three-year deal with the club.

Here is the full schedule of games for Manchester City in the upcoming season:

August 23 (Sunday) – Manchester City v AFC Bournemouth – 2.00pm (BST)

August 29 (Saturday) – Crystal Palace v Manchester City – 3.00pm (BST)

September 5 (Saturday)- Manchester City v Coventry City – 3.00pm (BST)

September 12 (Saturday)- Manchester United v Manchester City- 3.00pm (BST)

September 19 (Saturday) – Manchester City v Sunderland- 3.00pm (BST)

October 10 (Saturday) – Liverpool v Manchester City – 3.00pm (BST)

October 17 (Saturday)- Manchester City v Ipswich Town- 3:00pm (BST)

October 24 (Saturday) – Aston Villa v Manchester City- 3.00pm (BST)

October 31 (Saturday) – Manchester City v Brighton and Hove Albion – 3.00pm (BST)

November 7 (Saturday) – Nottingham Forest v Manchester City – 3.00pm (BST)

November 21 (Saturday) – Manchester City v Fulham – 3.00pm (BST)

November 28 (Saturday) – Arsenal v Manchester City – 3.00pm (BST)

December 2 (Wednesday) – Manchester City v Leeds United – 8.00pm (BST)

December 5 (Saturday) – Brentford v Manchester City – 3.00pm (BST)

December 12 (Saturday) – Manchester City v Chelsea – 3.00pm (BST)

December 19 (Saturday) – Manchester City v Hull City – 3.00pm (BST )

December 26 (Saturday) – Newcastle United v Manchester City – 3.00pm (BST)

December 30 (Wednesday) – Everton v Manchester City – 8.00pm (BST)

January 2 (Saturday) – Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur – 3.00pm (BST)

January 6 (Wednesday) – Leeds United v Manchester City – 8.00pm (BST)

January 16 (Saturday) – Manchester City v Nottingham Forest – 3.00pm (BST)

January 23 (Saturday) – Brighton and Hove Albion v Manchester City – 3.00pm (BST)

January 30 (Saturday) – Manchester City v Arsenal – 3.00pm (BST)

February 6 (Saturday) – Fulham v Manchester City – 3.00pm (BST)

February 10 (Wednesday) – Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester City – 8.00pm (BST)

February 20 (Saturday) – Manchester City v Newcastle United – 3.00pm (BST)

February 27 (Saturday) – Hull City v Manchester City – 3.00pm (BST)

March 3 (Wednesday) – Manchester City v Everton – 8.00pm (BST)

March 13 (Saturday) – Coventry City v Manchester City – 3.00pm (BST)

March 20 (Saturday) – Manchester City v Manchester United – 3.00pm (BST)

April 10 (Saturday) – AFC Bournemouth v Manchester City – 3.00pm (BST)

April 17 (Saturday) – Manchester City v Crystal Palace – 3.00pm (BST)

April 24 (Saturday) – Chelsea v Manchester City – 3.00pm (BST)

May 1 (Saturday) – Manchester City v Brentford – 3.00pm (BST)

May 8 (Saturday) – Manchester City v Liverpool – 3.00pm (BST)

May 15 (Saturday) – Ipswich Town v Manchester City – 3.00pm (BST)

May 23 (Sunday) – Manchester City v Aston Villa – TBD

May 30 (Sunday) – Sunderland v Manchester City – TBD

Published on Jun 19, 2026