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Robert Warlow

Arsenal 2019/20 Premier League fixtures: The key details about the season's schedule

Club football may only have ended a couple of weeks ago for Arsenal, but the excitement for the new campaign is building already.

And with the fixtures for the 2019/20 campaign being released today (Thursday), it won't be long until Arsenal fans can start planning where and when to follow the Gunners in action.

Teams in the Premier League will learn the dates for when they will be playing the other 19 teams home and away, with Norwich City, Sheffield United and Aston Villa back in the top flight this season after gaining promotion from the Championship.

However, while the fixtures will be released at 9am for all 20 clubs, fans will still have to wait until the TV fixtures are announced, so they can't quite make rigid plans just yet.

The full fixture list for all 20 clubs will be released at 9am and we will have all the details right here on football.london .

But until then, here's some key information ahead of the new season.

Fixtures

The fixtures are decided on scheduling.

In any block of five fixtures, a team should play three matches at home and two away, or vice versa.

A team should never have more than two-consecutive home or away fixtures, and a club will never start or finish the season with two-consecutive home or away games.

Vincent Kompany lifts the Premier League trophy on the final day at Brighton (Matthew Ashton - AMA/Getty Images)

The key dates

The opening day of the new season is scheduled to be on Saturday August 10.

The final day of the season is scheduled to be on Sunday May 17, 2020.

Community Shield

The Community Shield will be played at Wembley Stadium on Saturday August 4th, where Premier League champions Manchester City will face Liverpool, who finished runners-up in the league.

Winter break

A winter break will come into force in the Premier League for the first time in the 2019/20 season.

It will allow English players 10 days’ rest before the European Championship that summer, when Wembley will host seven matches, including the semi-finals and final.

The winter break will last two weeks, with the break for Premier League clubs set to be staggered over two weekends.

Ten teams will be playing the first weekend and the other ten teams will be playing the following weekend, which will allow all clubs to have a 14-day break from football.

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