Home to Manchester City up first for Tony Pulis and co.
One thing for certain, West Bromwich Albion will be safe this season. They have to be. They have Tony Pulis in charge.
However, how far up the table The Baggies can go is uncertain, but they will feel confident of their Premier League status for next season that’s for sure.
West Brom will start this campaign at home to last year’s runners-up Manchester City, before travelling to newly-promoted Watford. Their second-home game is then against Chelsea so it’s a tough start at The Hawthorns.
WBA will end their campaign on home soil against Liverpool.
Here is their full fixture list.
August 8: Manchester City (H)
August 15: Watford (A)
August 22: Chelsea (H)
August 29: Stoke City (A)
September 12: Southampton (H)
September 19: Aston Villa (A)
September 26: Everton (H)
October 3: Crystal Palace (A)
October 17: Sunderland (H)
October 24: Norwich City (A)
October 31: Leicester City (H)
November 7: Manchester United (A)
November 21: Arsenal (H)
November 28: West Ham (A)
December 5: Tottenham (H)
December 12: Liverpool (A)
December 19: Bournemouth (H)
December 26: Swansea City (A)
December 28: Newcastle United (H)
January 2: Stoke City (H)
January 13: Chelsea (A)
January 16: Southampton (A)
January 23: Aston Villa (H)
February 2: Swansea City (H)
February 6: Newcastle United (A)
February 13: Everton (A)
February 27: Crystal Palace (H)
March 1: Leicester City (A)
March 5: Manchester United (H)
March 12: Arsenal (A)
March 19: Norwich City (H)
April 2: Sunderland (A)
April 9: Manchester City (A)
April 16: Watford (H)
April 23: Tottenham (A)
April 30: West Ham (H)
May 7: Bournemouth (A)
May 15: Liverpool (H)
