Premier League clubs have started to announce their plans for the summer to prepare for the 2022/23 Premier League season, which begins on 6 August.Information Guide Nigeria
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16 July v Everton (M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore)
20 July v Orlando City (Exploria Stadium, Orlando)
23 July v Chelsea (Camping World Stadium, Orlando)
Aston Villa
9 July v Walsall (Bescot Stadium)
17 July v Leeds (Suncorp Stadium, Queensland)
20 July v Brisbane Roar (Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Queensland)
23 July v Man Utd (Optus Stadium, Perth)
30 July v Stade Rennais (Roazhon Park, France)
Chelsea
23 July v Arsenal (Camping World Stadium, Orlando)
Crystal Palace
15 July v Liverpool (National Stadium, Singapore)
19 July v Man Utd (MCG, Melbourne)
22 July v Leeds (Optus Stadium, Perth)JAMB Result
Everton
16 July v Arsenal (M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore)
20 July v Minnesota United (Allianz Field, Minnesota)
Leeds
14 July v Brisbane Roar (Cbus Super Stadium)
17 July v Aston Villa (Suncorp Stadium, Queensland)
22 July v Crystal Palace (Optus Stadium, Perth)
Liverpool
12 July v Man Utd (Rajamangala Stadium, Bangkok)
15 July v Crystal Palace (National Stadium, Singapore)
Man City
20 July v Club America (NRG Stadium, Houston)
Date & opponent TBC (Venue – US)
Man Utd
12 July v Liverpool (Rajamangala Stadium, Bangkok)
15 July v Melbourne Victory (MCG, Melbourne)
19 July v Crystal Palace (MCG, Melbourne)
Southampton
18 July v Klagenfurt (Worthersee Stadion, Klagenfurt)
Tottenham Hotspur
13 July v Team K League (Seoul World Cup Stadium, Coupang Play Series)
16 July v Sevilla (Seoul World Cup Stadium, Coupang Play Series)
23 July v Rangers (Ibrox)
