Tottenham Hotspur will start their Premier League season with a home match against Southampton and will end it with a trip to Leeds United.
This is set to be a Premier League season like no other with a long break in the middle for the World Cup in Qatar to be squeezed in. While the TV companies are still to make their picks, which will change many dates and kick-off times, Spurs will definitely begin their campaign by welcoming the Saints to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with that game set for Saturday August 6 and a 3pm kick-off.
Antonio Conte's side then face their first London derby when they make the trip to Chelsea the following weekend before returning home to host Wolverhampton a week later. The first trip to new boys Nottingham Forest comes on the weekend of August 27 before the first midweek match arrives and it's another London derby, at West Ham United, currently set for August 30 with a 7.45pm kick-off.
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All fans keep an out for the north London derby dates and those games against Arsenal are currently slated for October 1 at the Emirates and then on January 14 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
The mid-season break for the World Cup arrives after Spurs' home match against Leeds United on November 12, with Conte's men then not playing in the Premier League again until their festive fixtures in December, with a Boxing Day game at Brentford currently in the schedule. However, if Tottenham do advance to the fourth round of the Carabao Cup, that round is due to be played in the midweek before, around December 21.
There will be no second festive game coming quickly just a few days after the Boxing Day game as normal as the Premier League are trying to ease players back in after the World Cup and instead Tottenham will wait until New Year's Eve before welcoming Aston Villa to N17 before travelling across London to Crystal Palace two days later.
The run-in is currently a mixed affair for Spurs with a triple bill of a trip to Newcastle United on April 22, then a midweek home game against Manchester United - making it two midweek games against Erik ten Hag's side after an October 19 midweek trip to Old Trafford. After that second United game, Tottenham will travel to Liverpool days later that weekend before the fixtures, on paper, ease ever so slightly albeit with some potentially tricky away trips in front of noisy crowds.
Conte's men welcome Crystal Palace on May 6, before facing weekend games against Aston Villa away, Brentford at home before finishing their Premier League campaign with a May 28 journey to Leeds United.
All fixtures and kick-off times are subject to change due to the broadcast companies' picks as well as moving for Champions League and domestic cup matches as well as any unforeseen postponements.
Tottenham's full current Premier League 2022/23 season fixture list
August 6 - Southampton (h) 3pm
August 13 - Chelsea (a) 3pm
August 20 - Wolverhampton (h) 3pm
August 27 - Nottingham Forest (a) 3pm
August 30 - West Ham United (a) 7.45pm
September 3 - Fulham (h) 3pm
September 10 - Manchester City (a) 3pm
September 17 - Leicester City (h) 3pm.
October 1 - Arsenal (a) 3pm
October 8 - Brighton (a) 3pm
October 15 - Everton (h) 3pm
October 19 - Manchester United (a) 8pm
October 22 - Newcastle United (h) 3pm
October 29 - A.F.C. Bournemouth (a) 3pm
November 5 - Liverpool (h) 3pm
November 12 - Leeds United (h) 3pm
December 26 - Brentford (a) 3pm
December 31 - Aston Villa (h) 3pm
January 2 - Crystal Palace (a) 3pm
January 14 - Arsenal (h) 3pm
January 21 - Fulham (a) 3pm
February 4 - Manchester City (h) 3pm
February 11 - Leicester City (a) 3pm
February 18 - West Ham United (h) 3pm
February 25 - Chelsea (h) 3pm
March 4 - Wolverhampton (a) 3pm
March 11 - Nottingham Forest (h) 3pm
March 18 - Southampton (a) 3pm
April 4 - Everton (a) 3pm
April 8 - Brighton (h) 3pm
April 15 - A.F.C. Bournemouth (h) 3pm
April 22 - Newcastle United (a) 3pm
April 25 - Manchester United (h) 7.45pm
April 29 - Liverpool (a) 3pm
May 6 - Crystal Palace (h) 3pm
May 13 - Aston Villa (a) 3pm
May 20 - Brentford (h) 3pm
May 28 - Leeds United (a) 4pm
