Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scores for Arsenal in their 8-0 pre-season win over Boreham Wood last Saturday. Photograph: Paul Childs/Reuters

Premier League pre-season 2018: a full list of all the clubs’ friendlies

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From Singapore to San Diego via Stevenage, here is a rundown of the 20 clubs’ fixtures before the season starts on 10 August

All dates and kick-off times BST. All information correct at time of publication

Arsenal

26 July Atlético Madrid (National Stadium, Singapore) 12.35am

28 July Paris Saint-Germain (National Stadium, Singapore) 12.35am

1 August Chelsea (Aviva Stadium, Dublin) 8.05pm

4 August Sevilla (Friends Arena, Stockholm) 7pm

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Bournemouth

20 July Levante (La Manga Football Centre, Murcia) 7pm

27 July Bristol City (Ashton Gate) 7pm

28 July Nottingham Forest (City Ground) 3pm

3 August Real Betis (Vitality Stadium) 7pm

4 August Marseille (Vitality Stadium) 3pm

Brighton & Hove Albion

21 July AFC Wimbledon (Cherry Red Records Stadium) 3pm

24 July Charlton Athletic (The Valley) 7.45pm

28 July Birmingham City (St Andrew’s) 3pm

3 August Sporting Lisbon (Amex Stadium) 7.45pm

Brighton winger Anthony Knockaert in action against Swiss side St Gallen. Photograph: Arnd Wiegmann/Reuters

Burnley

20 July Macclesfield Town (Moss Rose) 7.45pm

20 July Curzon Ashton (Tameside Stadium) 7.45pm

23 July Preston North End (Deepdale) 7.45pm

28 July Montpellier (Turf Moor) 1.3opm

5 August Espanyol (Turf Moor) 1.30pm

Burnley also face Aberdeen in Europa League qualifying on 26 July (A) and 2 Aug (H)

Cardiff City

18 July Bodmin Town (Priory Park) 7pm

20 July Torquay United (Plainmoor) 7pm

4 August Real Betis (Cardiff City Stadium) 1.30pm

Chelsea

23 July Perth Glory (Optus Stadium, Perth) 12.30am

28 July Internazionale (Allianz Riviera, Nice) 7.05pm

1 August Arsenal (Aviva Stadium, Dublin) 8.05pm

5 August Community Shield: Manchester City (Wembley) 3pm

7 August Lyon (Stamford Bridge) 8.05pm

David Luiz and Marcos Alonso during a Chelsea pre-season training session at their Cobham base earlier this month. Photograph: Darren Walsh/Chelsea FC via Getty Images

Crystal Palace

21 July Oxford United (Kassam Stadium) 3pm

28 July Reading (Madejski Stadium) 8.05pm

4 August Toulouse (Selhurst Park) 4pm

Everton

18 July Bury (Gigg Lane) 7.45pm

21 July Lille (Estadio Algarve) 8pm

22 July Porto (Estadio Algarve) 8pm

26 July Blackburn Rovers (Ewood Park) 7.45pm

4 August Valencia (Goodison Park) 3pm

Fulham

21 July Lyon (Stade Pierre Rajon, Bourgoin-Jallieu) 9pm

1 August Sampdoria (The Recreation Ground) 7.45pm

4 August Celta Vigo (Craven Cottage) 3pm

Huddersfield Town

22 July Darmstadt (Merck-Stadion) 2pm

26 July Lyon (John Smith’s Stadium) 7.45pm

31 July Bologna (Brixen Im Thale, Austria) 2pm

3 August RB Leipzig (Schwaz, Austria) 4pm

Leicester City

21 July Notts County (Meadow Lane) 3pm

1 August Valencia (King Power Stadium) 7.45pm

4 August Lille (Stade Pierre-Mauroy) 5pm

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Liverpool

19 July Blackburn Rovers (Ewood Park) 7.45pm

22 July Borussia Dortmund (Bank of America Stadium, North Carolina) 9.05pm

26 July Manchester City (MetLife Stadium, New Jersey) 1.05am

28 July Manchester United (Michigan Stadium) 10.05pm

4 August Napoli (Aviva Stadium, Dublin) 6pm

7 August Torino (Anfield) 7.30pm

Manchester City

21 July Borussia Dortmund (Soldier Field, Chicago) 2.05am

26 July Liverpool (MetLife Stadium, New Jersey) 1.05am

28 July Bayern Munich (Hard Rock Stadium, Florida) 4.05am

5 August Community Shield: Chelsea (Wembley) 3pm

Manchester United

20 July Club América (University of Phoenix Stadium) 3am

22 July San Jose Earthquakes (Levi’s Stadium, California) 10pm

26 July Milan (Rose Bowl, California) 4.05am

28 July Liverpool (Michigan Stadium) 10.05pm

1 August Real Madrid (Hard Rock Stadium, Florida) 1.05am

5 August Bayern Munich (Allianz Arena) 7.15pm

José Mourinho speaks to the press during Manchester United’s pre-season tour to China in July 2016. Photograph: John Peters/Man Utd via Getty Images

Newcastle United

24 July Hull City (KCOM Stadium) 7.45pm

28 July Porto (Estádio do Dragão) 7.30pm

1 August Braga (Estádio Municipal de Braga) 7.30pm

4 August Augsburg (St James’ Park) 3pm

Southampton

21 July Derby County (Pride Park) 3pm

1 August Celta Vigo (St Mary’s) 7.45pm

4 August Borussia Mönchengladbach (St Mary’s) 3pm

Tottenham Hotspur

26 July Roma (San Diego County Credit Union Stadium) 3.05am

29 July Barcelona (Rose Bowl, California) 4.05am

1 August Milan (US Bank Stadium, Minnesota) 1.35am

4 August Girona (Estadi Montilivi) 7pm

Fraser Forster poses for a photo during Southampton’s recent trip to Shanghai. Photograph: Matt Watson/Southampton FC via Getty Images

Watford

21 July Fortuna Düsseldorf (Esprit Arena) 2.30pm

27 July Stevenage (Broadhall Way) 7.30pm

28 July Brentford (Griffin Park) 3pm

4 August Sampdoria (Vicarage Road) 3pm

West Ham United

21 July Preston North End (Deepdale) 3pm

25 July Aston Villa (Villa Park) 7.45pm

28 July Ipswich Town (Portman Road) 3pm

31 July FSV Mainz 05 (Kufstein Arena) 5.30pm

3 August Angers (Stade Raymond Kopa) 5.30pm

Wolverhampton Wanderers

19 July Ajax (Johan Cruyff Arena) 2pm

25 July Stoke City (Bet365 Stadium) 7.45pm

28 July Derby County (Pride Park) 3pm

4 August Villarreal (Molineux) 3pm

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