Who will the Reds play next season?
Liverpool will take to the road for their opening day encounter, as they travel to Stoke City, to start their league campaign.
They begin the post-Steven Gerrard era with a tough start – their first seven away games all against their immediate rivals.
Having finished sixth last season, Brendan Rodgers will be hoping for better from his side next time round.
The Reds then host newly-promoted AFC Bournemouth, with away games at Arsenal and Manchester United to follow early on in the campaign.
Here are Liverpool’s full fixtures for next season:
August 8: Stoke City (A)
August 15: Bournemouth (H)
August 22: Arsenal (A)
August 29: West Ham United (H)
September 12: Manchester United (A)
September 19: Norwich (H)
September 26: Aston Villa (H)
October 3: Everton (A)
October 17: Tottenham (A)
October 24: Southampton (H)
October 31: Chelsea (A)
November 7: Crystal Palace (H)
November 21: Manchester City (A)
November 28: Swansea City (H)
December 5: Newcastle United (A)
December 12: West Bromwich Albion (H)
December 19: Watford (A)
December 26: Leicester (H)
December 28: Sunderland (A)
January 2: West Ham (A)
January 12: Arsenal (H)
January 16: Manchester United (H)
January 23: Norwich City (A)
February 2: Leicester (A)
February 6: Sunderland (H)
February 13: Aston Villa (A)
February 27: Everton (H)
March 1: Manchester City (H)
March 5: Crystal Palace (A)
March 12: Chelsea (H)
March 19: Southampton (A)
April 2: Tottenham (H)
April 9: Stoke City (H)
April 16: Bournemouth (A)
April 23: Newcastle United (H)
April 30: Swansea City (A)
May 7: Watford (H)
May 15: West Brom (A)
