Full Fixture List
August
15/08/2025 – Liverpool vs Bournemouth
23/08/2025 – Newcastle United vs Liverpool
30/08/2025 – Liverpool vs Arsenal
September
13/09/2025 – Burnley vs Liverpool
20/09/2025 – Liverpool vs Everton
27/09/2025 – Crystal Palace vs Liverpool
October
04/10/2025 – Chelsea vs Liverpool
18/10/2025 – Liverpool vs Manchester United
25/10/2025 – Brentford vs Liverpool
November
01/11/2025 – Liverpool vs Aston Villa
08/11/2025 – Manchester City vs Liverpool
22/11/2025 – Liverpool vs Nottingham Forest
29/11/2025 – West Ham United vs Liverpool
December
03/12/2025 – Liverpool vs Sunderland
06/12/2025 – Leeds United vs Liverpool
13/12/2025 – Liverpool vs Brighton
20/12/2025 – Tottenham vs Liverpool
27/12/2025 – Liverpool vs Wolves
30/12/2025 – Liverpool vs Leeds United
January
03/01/2026 – Fulham vs Liverpool
07/01/2026 – Arsenal vs Liverpool
17/01/2026 – Liverpool vs Burnley
24/01/2026 – Bournemouth vs Liverpool
31/01/2026 – Liverpool vs Newcastle United
February
07/02/2026 – Liverpool vs Manchester City
11/02/2026 – Sunderland vs Liverpool
21/02/2026 – Nottingham Forest vs Liverpool
28/02/2026 – Liverpool vs West Ham United
March
04/03/2026 – Wolves vs Liverpool
14/03/2026 – Liverpool vs Tottenham
21/03/2026 – Brighton vs Liverpool
April
11/04/2026 – Liverpool vs Fulham
18/04/2026 – Everton vs Liverpool
25/04/2026 – Liverpool vs Crystal Palace
May
02/05/2026 – Manchester United vs Liverpool
09/05/2026 – Liverpool vs Chelsea
17/05/2026 – Aston Villa vs Liverpool
24/05/2026 – Liverpool vs Brentford
Key Fantasy Angles
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Arne Slot’s Liverpool 2.0 could offer new attacking patterns — especially if Trent moves into midfield full-time. Pay attention to how wide players like Diaz, Jota are deployed.
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Dominik Szoboszlai is primed for a breakout FPL season to stack on to his last seasons major improvements — rotation-free, set-piece threat, and highly involved in transitions.
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Van Dijk and Alisson remain top-tier defensive anchors, but early-season clean sheets could be tested by Arsenal, Newcastle and City.
Draft Strategy Tips
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Bank early points: Bournemouth, Burnley, and Everton are all in the first five games. Liverpool could start hot — stack attackers.
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Avoid mid-season fixture traps: From October 18 to December 20, Liverpool face United, City, Chelsea, Spurs and Brighton. That’s rotation central and not a time to overexpose.
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Look for post-New Year gold: After the January trip to Arsenal, Liverpool play five bottom-half sides in a row — great time to buy low and flip high.
StatrDraft Tactical Commentary
Champions, yes, but this is no Klopp encore. The early signs suggest high-possession, overload-heavy football — great for fantasy mids, but trickier for full-backs who used to bomb forward.
Liverpool’s season starts with a bang at home to Bournemouth on Friday night under the Anfield lights and it doesn’t slow down. They get four of last season’s top seven before November’s even finished. But survive that and there’s a fantasy feast waiting: back-to-back double Leeds fixtures in December, and a tasty five-game stretch post-January where Salah, Szobo, and Darwin could run riot.
Set your alarms and load up early. But rotate carefully — this schedule’s a minefield if you sleep on fixture congestion and Champions League rotation.
Jon Harrison, June 2025
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