Man Utd fixtures 2017-18: Every Premier League match as full schedule

Jose Mourinho will head into the 2017-18 season safe in the knowledge that the Premier League fixture list could not be any more painful than Manchester United's 2016-17 campaign.
United's EFL Cup and Europa League triumphs - coupled with an FA Cup run until the semi-finals - ensured the Red Devils played all but two potential games of a draining season.
Their reward for lifting the Europa League is a return to a regular schedule of Champions League football after poor form, injuries and a Thursday-Sunday schedule saw them finish a disappointing sixth in the league last term.
But Mourinho is already swiftly building for a title challenge next term in a bid to take the crown from his former club Chelsea - a target the Portuguese coach is busy plotting for in the transfer market as the key dates are unveiled.
Scroll down for United's full fixture list...
12/08/2017West Ham United (h)15:00
19/08/2017Swansea City (a)15:00
26/08/2017Leicester City (h)15:00
09/09/2017Stoke City (a)15:00
16/09/2017Everton (h)15:00
23/09/2017Southampton (a)15:00
30/09/2017Crystal Palace (h)15:00
14/10/2017Liverpool (a)15:00
21/10/2017Huddersfield Town (a)15:00
28/10/2017Tottenham Hotspur (h)15:00
04/11/2017Chelsea (a)15:00
18/11/2017Newcastle United (h)15:00
25/11/2017Brighton and Hove Albion (h)15:00
28/11/2017Watford (a)19:45
02/12/2017Arsenal (a)15:00
09/12/2017Manchester City (h)15:00
12/12/2017Bournemouth (h)20:00
16/12/2017West Bromwich Albion (a)15:00
23/12/2017Leicester City (a)15:00
26/12/2017Burnley (h)15:00
30/12/2017Southampton (h)15:00
01/01/2018Everton (a)15:00
13/01/2018Stoke City (h)15:00
20/01/2018Burnley (a)15:00
31/01/2018Tottenham Hotspur (a)20:00
03/02/2018Huddersfield Town (h)15:00
10/02/2018Newcastle United (a)15:00
24/02/2018Chelsea (h)15:00
03/03/2018Crystal Palace (a)15:00
10/03/2018Liverpool (h)15:00
17/03/2018West Ham United (a)15:00
31/03/2018Swansea City (h)15:00
07/04/2018Manchester City (a)15:00
14/04/2018West Bromwich Albion (h)15:00
21/04/2018Bournemouth (a)15:00
28/04/2018Arsenal (h)15:00
05/05/2018Brighton and Hove Albion (a)15:00
13/05/2018Watford (h)15:00

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