Tottenham finished last season with a Champions League final defeat to Liverpool and a fourth place finish in the Premier League.
But that is likely only just the start for Spurs, who will be looking forward to going one better in their new stadium this campaign.
With Harry Kane back to full fitness and Son Heung-min alongside him in the front line, the the North London side boast one of the strongest attacking arsenals in the league and will be looking to contest at the top of the table.
The Lilywhites fell to home and away to both Liverpool and Manchester City last term and will be looking to overturn the top two to progress next term.
Here are the full fixtures for Tottenham's 2019/20 campaign:
August
10: Aston Villa, 5.30pm (h)
17: Manchester City, 3pm (a)
24: Newcastle United, 3pm (h)
31: Arsenal , 3pm (a)
September
14: Crystal Palace , 3pm (h)
21: Leicester City, 3pm (a)
28: Southampton , 3pm (h)
October
5: Brighton , 3pm (a)
19: Watford , 3pm (h)
26: Liverpool, 3pm (a)
November
02: Everton , 3pm (a)
09: Sheffield United, 3pm (h)
23: West Ham , 3pm (a)
30: Bournemouth , 3pm (h)
December
03: Manchester United , 8pm (a)
07: Burnley , 3pm (h)
14: Wolves , 3pm (a)
21: Chelsea , 3pm (h)
26: Brighton, 3pm (h)
28: Norwich City, 3pm (a)
January
1: Southampton, 3pm (a)
11: Liverpool, 3pm (h)
18: Watford, 3pm (a)
22: Norwich City, 7.45pm (h)
February
1: Manchester City, 3pm (h)
8: Aston Villa, 3pm (a)
22: Chelsea, 3pm (a)
29: Wolves, 3pm (h)
March
7: Burnley, 3pm (a)
14: Manchester United, 3pm (h)
21: West Ham, 3pm (h)
April
4: Sheffield United, 3pm (a)
11: Everton, 3pm (h)
18: Bournemouth, 3pm (a)
25: Arsenal, 3pm (h)
May
2: Newcastle United, 3pm (a)
9: Leicester City, 3pm (h)
17: Crystal Palace, 3pm (a)
*All fixture dates and times subject to change
• Don’t miss your fixtures poster in Friday's Daily Mirror
