2021-22 English Premier League | Fixture & Results

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The 2021-22 English Premier League is the 30th season of the Premier League, the premier division of professional men's football league in England since its establishment in 1992. The tournament is played in a double round-robin league format. The competition began on 13 August 2021 and scheduled to end on 22 May 2022.



Tournament Format-

The qualified twenty(20) teams will play each-other in a double round-robin league format. Each team face all nineteen other teams at their home ground and also at their opponent's home ground.

Fixtures-

Here are some upcoming matches of Round#02 & Round#03-

Date Round Team 1 Score Team 2 Stadium
21/08/21 R02 Liverpool
 - Burnley
 Anfield, Liverpool
21/08/21 Aston Villa
 - Newcastle
 Villa Park, Birmingham
21/08/21 Crystal Palace
 - Brentford
 Selhurst Park Stadium, London
21/08/21 Leeds United
 - Everton
 Elland Road, Leeds
21/08/21 Man City
 - Norwich City
 City of Manchester Stadium, Manchester
21/08/21 Brighton
 - Watford
 Falmer Stadium, Brighton
22/08/21 Southampton
 - Man United
 St. Mary's Stadium, Southampton
22/08/21 Wolves
 - Tottenham
 Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton
22/08/21 Arsenal
 - Chelsea
 Emirates Stadium, London
23/08/21 West Ham
 - Leicester City
 London Stadium, London
28/08/21 R03 Man City
 - Arsenal
 City of Manchester Stadium, Manchester
28/08/21 Aston Villa
 - Brentford
 Villa Park, Birmingham
28/08/21 Brighton
 - Everton
 Falmer Stadium, Brighton
28/08/21 Newcastle
 - Southampton
 St. James' Park, Newcastle
28/08/21 Norwich City
 - Leicester City
 Carrow Road, Norwich
28/08/21 West Ham
 - Crystal Palace
 London Stadium, London
28/08/21 Liverpool
 - Chelsea
 Anfield, Liverpool
29/08/21 Burnley
 - Leeds United
 Turf Moor, Burnley
29/08/21 Tottenham
 - Watford
 Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London
29/08/21 Wolves
 - Man United
 Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton

Results-

Matchwise all results are given below-

Date Round Home Team Score Away Team Stadium
15/08/21 R01 Tottenham
Son Heung-Min 55'		 1-0 Man City
 Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London
15/08/21 Newcastle
C. Wilson 5'
J. Murphy 40'		 2-4 West Ham
18' A. Cresswell
53' S. Benrahma
63' T. Souček
66' M. Antonio		 St. James' Park, Newcastle
14/08/21 Norwich City
 0-3 Liverpool
26' Diogo Jota
65' Roberto Firmino
74' Mohamed Salah		 Carrow Road, Norwich
14/08/21 Watford
E. Dennis 10'
I. Sarr 42'
J. Hernández 67'		 3-2 Aston Villa
70' J. McGinn
90'+7(p) D. Ings		 Vicarage Road, Watford
14/08/21 Leicester City
J. Vardy 41'		 1-0 Wolves
 King Power Stadium, Leicester
14/08/21 Everton
Richarlison 47'
A. Doucouré 76'
D. Calvert-Lewin 81'		 3-1 Southampton
22' A. Armstrong		 Goodison Park, Liverpool
14/08/21 Chelsea
Marcos Alonso 27'
C. Pulisic 40'
T. Chalobah 58'		 3-0 Crystal Palace
 Stamford Bridge, London
14/08/21 Burnley
J. Tarkowski 2'		 1-2 Brighton
73' N. Maupay
78' A. Mac Allister		 Turf Moor, Burnley
14/08/21 Man United
Bruno Fernandes 30'
M. Greenwood 52'
Bruno Fernandes 54'
Bruno Fernandes 60'
Fred 68'		 5-1 Leeds United
49' L. Ayling		 Old Trafford, Manchester
13/08/21 Brentford
Sergi Canós 22'
C. Nørgaard 73'		 2-0 Arsenal
 Brentford Community Stadium, London

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