Leeds United 2026/27 Premier League fixtures in full with away day start and finish but no gauntlet
Leeds United’s fixtures for their second season of Premier League football under Daniel Farke have been released, with an away-day start and finish.
The Whites secured top flight football for another year with a 14th-place finish as a newly-promoted side under Farke last season. It all begins again on August 22 when Farke takes his men to the City Ground for an opening day clash with Nottingham Forest. Broadcasters have already made their selections for the opening weekend and the Leeds game is not one that has been moved from the Saturday or given an early or late kick-off, so is currently slated for a 3pm kick-off.
The first Elland Road game is against Brentford on August 29 and Whites fans don’t have long to wait for the first meeting with bitter rivals Manchester United, which comes at home in October.
The Festive period will see Leeds take on Fulham, Aston Villa and Hull City, with the trip to Old Trafford not coming until May. Leeds will end their season away from home in London, at Crystal Palace.
Leeds supporters’ traditional hostilities with Frank Lampard will resume on November 28 when he brings his promoted Coventry City side to Elland Road.
Although there is a tricky-looking run in Spring that will see Leeds take on Liverpool, Ipswich, Arsenal and Man Utd, the Whites appear to have avoided the kind of gauntlet that pitted them against Aston Villa, Man City, Chelsea and Liverpool consecutively in the Autumn.
Here are the fixtures in full...
Sat Aug 22 Nottingham Forest A
Wed Aug 26 Carabao Cup R2
Sat Aug 29 Brentford H
Sat Sep 5 Brighton & Hove Albion A
Wed Sep 9 Carabao Cup R3
Sat Sep 12 Newcastle United H
Wed Sep 16 Carabao Cup R3
Sat Sep 19 Crystal Palace H
Sat Sep 26 International break
Sat Oct 3 International break
Sat Oct 10 Arsenal A
Sat Oct 17 Manchester United H
Sat Oct 24 Sunderland A
Wed Oct 28 Carabao Cup R4
Sat Oct 31 AFC Bournemouth A
Sat Nov 7 Tottenham Hotspur H
Sat Nov 14 International break
Sat Nov 21 Chelsea A
Sat Nov 28 Coventry City H
Wed Dec 2 Manchester City A
Sat Dec 5 Ipswich Town H
Sat Dec 12 Liverpool A
Wed Dec 16 Carabao Cup R5
Sat Dec 19 Fulham H
Sat Dec 26 Aston Villa A
Wed Dec 30 Hull City A
Sat Jan 2 Everton H
Wed Jan 6 Manchester City H
Sat Jan 9 FA Cup R3
Wed Jan 13 Carabao Cup semi-final
Sat Jan 16 Tottenham Hotspur A
Sat Jan 23 Chelsea H
Sat Jan 30 Coventry City A
Wed Feb 3 Carabao Cup semi-final
Sat Feb 6 AFC Bournemouth H
Wed Feb 10 Everton A
Sat Feb 13 FA Cup R4
Sat Feb 20 Aston Villa H
Sat Feb 27 Fulham A
Wed Mar 3 Hull City H
Sat Mar 6 FA Cup R5
Sat Mar 13 Brighton & Hove Albion H
Sat Mar 20 Newcastle United A
Sun Mar 21 Carabao Cup final
Sat Mar 27 International break
Sat Apr 3 FA Cup R6
Sat Apr 10 Nottingham Forest H
Sat Apr 17 Brentford A
Sat Apr 24 Liverpool H
Sat Apr 24 FA Cup semi-final
Sat May 1 Ipswich Town A
Sat May 8 Arsenal H
Sat May 15 Manchester United A
Sat May 22 FA Cup final
Sun May 23 Sunderland H
Sun May 30 Crystal Palace A