Who are Premier League clubs playing in pre-season?
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The new Premier League season begins on 16 August, but before then all 20 clubs have a pre-season campaign of preparation to undertake.
Fixtures involving top-flights sides this summer are spread across the globe, from Tokyo and New York to Crawley and Preston.
So, who is your club playing? BBC Sport has details of all this summer's fixtures.
All kick-off times BST.
Arsenal
23 July 12:30 v AC Milan - Singapore National Stadium, Singapore
27 July 12:30 v Newcastle - Singapore National Stadium, Singapore
31 July 12:30 v Tottenham - Kai Tak Stadium, Hong Kong
Aston Villa
16 July 19:30 v Walsall - Bescot Stadium, Walsall
19 July 15:00 v Hansa Rostock - Ostseestadion, Rostock, Germany
27 July 00:00 v Eintracht Frankfurt - Lynn Family Stadium, Kentucky, USA
30 July 01:30 v St Louis City SC - Energizer Park, St Louis
3 August 01:00 v Nashville – Geodis Park, Nashville, USA
6 August 19:30 v Roma - Pallet-Track Bescot Stadium, Walsall
The stadium where Aston Villa will take on Nashville was opened in 2022 and has a 30,000 capacity.
Bournemouth
15 July 12:00 v Hibernian - Behind closed doors
19 July 13:00 v Bristol City - Behind closed doors
26 July 21:00 v Everton - MetLife Stadium, New Jersey, USA
31 July 02:30 v Manchester United - Soldier Field, Chicago, USA
3 August 19:00 v West Ham - Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, USA
9 August TBC v Real Sociedad B - Behind closed doors
9 August 17:15 v Real Sociedad - Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth
Brentford
2 August 15:00 - QPR - Loftus Road, London
Brighton
2 August 15:00 v Southampton - St Mary's Stadium, Southampton
9 August 17:00 v Wolfsburg - Amex Stadium, Brighton
Burnley
26 July 15:00 v Shrewsbury - New Meadow, Shrewsbury
26 July 15:00 v Huddersfield - John Smith's Stadium, Huddersfield
2 August 15:00 v Stoke - Bet365 Stadium, Stoke
9 August 15:00 v TBC - Turf Moor, Burnley
Chelsea
8 August 19:00 v Bayer Leverkusen - Stamford Bridge, London
10 August 15:00 v AC Milan - Stamford Bridge, London
Crystal Palace
25 July 19:30 v Crawley Town - Broadfield Stadium, Crawley
10 August 15:00 v Liverpool - Wembley Stadium, London (Community Shield)
Everton
15 July 19:45 v Accrington Stanley - Wham Stadium, Accrington
19 July 15:00 v Blackburn Rovers - Ewood Park, Blackburn
26 July 21:00 v Bournemouth – MetLife Stadium, New Jersey, USA
30 July 23:30 v West Ham - Soldier Field, Chicago, USA
3 August 22:00 v Manchester United - Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, USA
9 August 15:00 v Roma - Hill Dickinson Stadium, Liverpool
With a capacity of 82,500, MetLife Stadium is the largest in the NFL, and will host the final of the 2026 World Cup
Fulham
9 August 17:00 v Eintracht Frankfurt - Craven Cottage, London
Leeds
19 July 14:00 v Manchester United - Friend Arena, Solna, Sweden
2 August 15:00 v Villarreal - Elland Road, Leeds
9 August 15:00 v AC Milan – Aviva Stadium, Dublin, Ireland
Liverpool
13 July 15:00 v Preston - Deepdale, Preston
26 July 12:30 v AC Milan - Kai Tak Stadium, Hong Kong
30 July 11:30 v Yokohoma F Marinos - Nissan Stadium, Yokohama, Japan
4 August 17:00 v Athletic Club - Anfield, Liverpool
4 August 20:00 v Athletic Club - Anfield, Liverpool
10 August 15:00 v Crystal Palace - Wembley Stadium, London (Community Shield)
Manchester City
TBC
Manchester United
19 July 14:00 - Leeds - Friend Arena, Solna, Sweden
27 July 00:00 - West Ham - MetLife Stadium, New Jersey, USA
31 July 02:30 - Bournemouth - Soldier Field, Chicago, USA
3 August 22:00 - Everton - Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, USA
9 August 12:45 - Fiorentina - Old Trafford, Manchester
Newcastle
19 July 15:00 - Celtic - Celtic Park, Glasgow
27 July 12:30 - Arsenal - Singapore National Stadium, Singapore
30 July 12:00 - K-League XI - Suwon World Cup Stadium, South Korea
3 August 12:00 - Tottenham - Seoul World Cup Stadium, South Korea
8 August 19:30 - Espanyol - St James' Park, Newcastle
9 August 16:00 - Atletico Madrid - St James' Park, Newcastle
The Singapore National Stadium has previously hosted friendly matches involving Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United and
Nottingham Forest
12 July 14:00 - Chesterfield - SMH Stadium, Chesterfield
3 August 15:00 - Birmingham City - St Andrew's, Brimingham
5 August 19:45 - Fiorentina - City Ground, Nottingham
9 August 17:30 - Al-Qadsiah - City Ground, Nottingham
Sunderland
12 July 12:30 - Gateshead - Gateshead International Stadium, Gateshead
12 July 16:00 - South Shields - 1st Cloud Arena, South Shields
19 July 20:00 - Sevilla - Estadio Algarve, Algarve, Portugal
21 July 20:00 - Sporting – Estadio Algarve, Algarve, Portugal
26 July 15:00 - Hearts - Tynecastle, Edinburgh
29 July 19:45 - Hull City - MKM Stadium, Hull
2 August 15:00 - Real Betis - Stadium of Light, Sunderland
9 August 14:00 - Augsburg - WWK Arena, Augsburg, Germany
10 August 16:30 - Rayo Vallecano - Stadium of Light, Sunderland
Tottenham
19 July 15:00 - Reading - Select Car Leasing Stadium, Reading
26 July 15:00 - Luton Town - Kenilworth Road, Luton
31 July 12:30 - Arsenal – Kai Tak Stadium, Hong Kong
3 August 12:00 - Newcastle - Seoul World Cup Stadium, Seoul, South Korea
7 August 17:30 - Bayern - Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany
13 August 20:00 - Paris St-Germain - Stadio Friuli, Udine, Italy (Uefa Super Cup)
West Ham
19 July TBC - Grasshoppers - TBC, Switzerland
27 July 00:00 - Manchester United - MetLife Stadium, New Jersey, USA
30 July 23:30 - Everton - Soldier Field, Chicago, USA
3 August 19:00 - Bournemouth - Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, USA
9 August 15:00 - Lille - London Stadium, London
Wolves
26 July 15:00 - Stoke City - bet365 Stadium, Stoke
30 July 19:30 - RC Lens - Bescot Stadium, Walsall
3 August 19:00 - Girona - Estadi Montilivi, Girona, Spain
9 August 15:00 - Celta - Molineux, Wolverhampton
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