The 2022/23 Premier League season promises to be a unique experience for all involved.
A pause of 43 days will come into play after Liverpool host Southampton on November 12 due to the World Cup, with league action not resuming until Boxing Day. Jurgen Klopp's side will mark their return to top-flight football with a trip to Aston Villa, marking the start of a somewhat favourable run following a hectic period.
How teams will respond to playing in a major tournament in the middle of the season remains to be seen as players face the task of maintaining high standards after participating in a demanding schedule in Qatar. For Liverpool, a set of somewhat favourable fixtures will greet them after the tournament as they taken on Aston Villa, Leicester City, Brentford, Brighton, Chelsea and Wolves in their first six games back.