Okay, the fixtures for Premier League 2011/2012 season has been published since Friday.
The new campaign kicks off on Saturday 13th August. Champions Manchester United begin the defence of their Barclays Premier League title away to West Bromwich Albion.
Chelsea begin away to Stoke City.
Newly-promoted Swansea City play their first ever fixture in the Premier League away to Manchester City who will be full-on again on the transfer market surely and will pose more and more as a legitimate threat.
Newcastle United meet Arsenal at St James' Park in a re-run of last season's thrilling 4-4 draw that was not without controversies
Here's the Full Fixtures List --->
The Key Matches
It is a tough start for the Gunners who host Liverpool on Week 2 and visit Old Trafford on Week 3.
To be noted that mostly all Manchester United's expected tough matches will be played in the first 10 games. If Manchester United are sailing relatively high after these 10 games, it can be said that their chances of winning the title for a new unprecedented 20th times will be high.
Among these 10 matches, they will play notably against Tottenham, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City and Everton (pretty much the whole elite).
The first meeting between last season's top two (ManU and Chelsea) comes at Old Trafford on 17th September and at Stamford Bridge on 4th Febuary 2012.
Chelsea's match are mostly balanced with important matches not really back-to-back.
Boxing Day fixtures
For me, this is what makes the Premier League harder than other leagues and perhaps, the final winner is often decided on those snowy and festivities period. The Top5 teams (ManU, Chelsea, Arsenal, Man.City and Liverpool) got relatively easy matches in those times with Chelsea and Man. City matches a little harder.
Final day fixtures
Chelsea v Blackburn
Everton v Newcastle
Man City v QPR
Norwich v Aston Villa
Stoke v Bolton
Sunderland v Man Utd
Swansea v Liverpool
Tottenham v Fulham
West Brom v Arsenal
Wigan v Wolverhampton
Final Predictions
Well, being a Manchester United fan since always, I expect us to win and frankly, we've got good chances.
If we get mostly good results in those first 10 games, we could then make the essential in the remaining games (while concentrating on the final group stages of CL). Having an easy Boxing day is good and after sailing through another rounds of those 10 hard games, we could then concentrate on the CL. Our chances are not bad but it all depends on those 2 rounds of 10 hard games.
How do you find the fixtures overall?
The new campaign kicks off on Saturday 13th August. Champions Manchester United begin the defence of their Barclays Premier League title away to West Bromwich Albion.
Chelsea begin away to Stoke City.
Newly-promoted Swansea City play their first ever fixture in the Premier League away to Manchester City who will be full-on again on the transfer market surely and will pose more and more as a legitimate threat.
Newcastle United meet Arsenal at St James' Park in a re-run of last season's thrilling 4-4 draw that was not without controversies
Here's the Full Fixtures List --->
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The Key Matches
It is a tough start for the Gunners who host Liverpool on Week 2 and visit Old Trafford on Week 3.
To be noted that mostly all Manchester United's expected tough matches will be played in the first 10 games. If Manchester United are sailing relatively high after these 10 games, it can be said that their chances of winning the title for a new unprecedented 20th times will be high.
Among these 10 matches, they will play notably against Tottenham, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City and Everton (pretty much the whole elite).
The first meeting between last season's top two (ManU and Chelsea) comes at Old Trafford on 17th September and at Stamford Bridge on 4th Febuary 2012.
Chelsea's match are mostly balanced with important matches not really back-to-back.
Boxing Day fixtures
For me, this is what makes the Premier League harder than other leagues and perhaps, the final winner is often decided on those snowy and festivities period. The Top5 teams (ManU, Chelsea, Arsenal, Man.City and Liverpool) got relatively easy matches in those times with Chelsea and Man. City matches a little harder.
Final day fixtures
Chelsea v Blackburn
Everton v Newcastle
Man City v QPR
Norwich v Aston Villa
Stoke v Bolton
Sunderland v Man Utd
Swansea v Liverpool
Tottenham v Fulham
West Brom v Arsenal
Wigan v Wolverhampton
Final Predictions
Well, being a Manchester United fan since always, I expect us to win and frankly, we've got good chances.
If we get mostly good results in those first 10 games, we could then make the essential in the remaining games (while concentrating on the final group stages of CL). Having an easy Boxing day is good and after sailing through another rounds of those 10 hard games, we could then concentrate on the CL. Our chances are not bad but it all depends on those 2 rounds of 10 hard games.
How do you find the fixtures overall?