Tottenham fans can now start planning for the 2022/23 season following the release of the new Premier League fixtures last Thursday. Antonio Conte's side start with a home game against Southampton on Saturday, August 6 before then travelling to Stamford Bridge to take on Chelsea the following weekend.
A home clash at Wolves is then on the agenda, with away trips to Nottingham Forest and West Ham rounding off August. September will be a slightly shorter month for clubs due to international football taking place, although Spurs will still have five games on the calendar after securing Champions League on the final day of last campaign.
Following the release of the schedule for the upcoming season, Tottenham supporters will have to wait a little while longer until they discover their opponents in the group stage of Europe's premier competition. A total of 26 teams have already secured their place in the competition, with the final six spots due to be decided by qualifying which comes to an end on Wednesday, August 24.
