The Premier League returns on August 14 with Manchester City looking to defend their title after comfortably finishing first last season.
Newly-promoted Brentford host the opening game of the 2021-22 campaign against Arsenal before Manchester United tackle Leeds in the blockbuster match of the round.
Elsewhere, Chelsea will be hoping to back up their Super Cup win with victory against Crystal Palace, while Tottenham will be out to put an early dent in Man City's title defence.
How to watch the Premier League in Australia
Optus Sport have the exclusive broadcast rights for the English Premier League in Australia for the 2021-22 season.
Every game will be shown live and on-demand on their platform with mini-matches and a variety of highlight packages also available after each fixture.
You can subscribe to Optus Sport for $14.99 per month or pay $139 for a 12-month annual pass - Optus Sport is also included in selected Optus plans at no extra cost.
Until August 24, fans are being offered a 12-month annual pass at the discounted price of $99.
Premier League matchday one fixture details: Dates, kick-off times and broadcast information
Date (AEST) | Time (AEST) | Match/Result | Stadium | Broadcast |
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Sat Aug 14 | 5.00am | Brentford v Arsenal | Brentford Community Stadium | Optus Sport |
Sat Aug 14 | 9.30pm | Manchester United v Leeds United | Old Trafford | Optus Sport |
Sun Aug 15 | 12.00am | Leicester City v Wolves | King Power Stadium | Optus Sport |
Sun Aug 15 | 12.00am | Chelsea v Crystal Palace | Stamford Bridge | Optus Sport |
Sun Aug 15 | 12.00am | Watford v Aston Villa | Vicarage Road | Optus Sport |
Sun Aug 15 | 12.00am | Everton v Southampton | Goodison Park | Optus Sport |
Sun Aug 15 | 12.00am | Burnley v Brighton | Turf Moor | Optus Sport |
Sun Aug 15 | 2.30am | Norwich City v Liverpool | Carrow Road | Optus Sport |
Sun Aug 15 | 11.00pm | Newcastle v West Ham | St. James' Park | Optus Sport |
Mon Aug 16 | 1.30am | Tottenham v Manchester City | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | Optus Sport |