Premier League fixtures 2019-20 are out and Manchester City will be looking to become the first side to win the title in three consecutive years.
The Premier League champions will begin their 2019-20 campaign at the London Stadium against West Ham.
Pep Guardiola's side will then renew rivalry with Tottenham in their week 2 fixture at the Etihad seven days later.
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The first Manchester derby will be played on December, 7, at the blue-half of the city and the reverse fixture will be played at Old Trafford on March, 7.
Here are the full 2019-20 Premier League fixtures for Manchester City
10/08 - West Ham United (A)
17/08 - Tottenham Hotspur (H)
24/08 - A.F.C. Bournemouth (A)
31/08 - Brighton (H)
14/09 - Norwich City (A)
21/09 - Watford (H)
28/09 - Everton (A)
05/10 - Wolverhampton (H)
19/10 - Crystal Palace (A)
26/10- Aston Villa (H)
02/11 - Southampton (H)
09/11 - Liverpool (A)
23/11 - Chelsea (H)
30/11 - Newcastle United (A)
03/12 - Burnley (A)
07/12 - Manchester United (H)
14/12 - Arsenal (A)
21/12 - Leicester City (H)
26/12 - Wolverhampton (A)
28/12 - Sheffield United (H)
01/01 - Everton (H)
11/01 - Aston Villa (A)
18/01 - Crystal Palace (H)
21/01 - Sheffield United (A)
01/02 - Tottenham Hotspur (A)
08/02 - West Ham United (H)
22/02 - Leicester City (A)
29/02 - Arsenal (H)
07/03 - Manchester United (A)
14/03 - Burnley (H)
21/03 - Chelsea (A)
04/04 - Liverpool (H)
11/04 - Southampton (A)
18/04 - Newcastle United (H)
25/04 - Brighton (A)
02/05 - A.F.C. Bournemouth (H)
09/05 - Watford (A)
17/05 - Norwich City (H)
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Meanwhile, Tuko had initially reported that Liverpool would play host to Norwich City in their opening match of the 2019-2020 Premier League season and the last time both teams clashed at this stage, Liverpool, emerged league champions.
According to sportbible.com citing OptaJoe, Liverpool kicked-off their First Division campaign in 1976 under Bill Shankly with a 1-0 win at home courtesy of Steve Heighway goal against Norwich.
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