Premier League fixtures: Arsenal play managerless Crystal Palace while champions Manchester City travel to Newcastle

It all kicks off again tomorrow

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Vincent Kompany (left) and Manuel Pellegrini hold the Premier League trophy after Manchester City claimed the title last season (GETTY IMAGES)

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The Premier League season starts again this weekend, kicking off with Louis van Gaal's Manchester United against Swansea at Old Trafford tomorrow lunch-time.

Elsewhere, Premier League champions Manchester City make the trip to Newcastle United on Sunday afternoon.

Arsenal, who have not won their opening league match of the season since beating Everton 6-1 in 2009, face managerless Crystal Palace at home. Caretaker boss Keith Millen takes charge of Palace after Tony Pulis left by mutual consent just 48 hours before the game.

Jose Mourinho's Chelsea - the bookies' favourite to win the title - wait until Monday night when they play newly promoted Burnley at Turf Moor.

Premier League fixtures

Saturday

Man Utd v Swansea (12.45pm)

Leicester v Everton (3pm)

QPR v Hull (3pm)

Stoke v Aston Villa (3pm)

West Brom v Sunderland (3pm)

West Ham v Tottenham (3pm)

Arsenal v Crystal Palace (5.30pm)

Sunday

Liverpool v Southampton (1.30pm)

Newcastle v Man City (4pm)

Burnley v Chelsea (8pm)

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