Liverpool will kick off the defence of their Premier League title against newly-promoted side Leeds United on opening day of the 2020/21 season.
The reigning Premier League champions will begin their title defence at Anfield as they take on Marcelo Bielsa's Leeds on 12 September.
It's followed by a trip to Stamford Bridge to face Chelsea for their first away game of the season.
It's a challenging start for Liverpool, with games against Chelsea (A), Arsenal (H), Everton (A), Manchester City (A) and Leicester City (H) in their opening ten fixtures.
West Bromwich Albion are this year's Boxing Day opponents at Anfield, followed by away trips to Newcastle and Southampton either side of the New Year.
The Reds round off the season at home against Crystal Palace, with the hope Jurgen Klopp's side can lift a second consecutive title - this time in front of their supporters.
While plans are far from concrete at this stage, authorities have been working to see fans return safely to stadiums as early as October.
Unlike last season, there is no scheduled winter break this year whilst FA Cup replays have been scrapped to prevent a fixture pile-up.
Liverpool FC Fixtures - 2020/21
Fixtures subject to change once TV selections are made.
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September
Leeds United (H) – 12 September
Chelsea (A) – 19 September
League Cup 3rd Round – 22/23 September
Arsenal (H) – 26 September
October
Aston Villa (A) – 3 October
Everton (A) – 17 October
Champions League (Matchday 1) – 20/21 October
Sheffield United (H) – 24 October
Champions League (Matchday 2) – 27/28 October
West Ham (H) – 31 October
November
Champions League (Matchday 3) – 3/4 November
Manchester City (A) – 7 November
Leicester City (H) – 21 November
Champions League (Matchday 4) – 24/25 November
Brighton (A) – 28 November
December
Champions League (Matchday 5) – 1/2 December
Wolves (H) – 5 December
Champions League (Matchday 6) – 8/9 December
Fulham (A) – 12 December
Tottenham (H) – 15 December
Crystal Palace (A) – 19 December
West Brom (H) – 26 December
Newcastle (A) – 28 December
January
Southampton (A) – 2 January
FA Cup 3rd Round – 9/10 January
Burnley (H) – 13 January
Manchester United (H) – 16 January
Tottenham (A) – 27 January
West Ham (A) – 30 January
February
Brighton (H) – 3 January
Manchester City (H) – 6 January
Leicester (A) – 13 January
Everton (H) – 20 January
Sheffield United (A) – 27 January
March
Fulham (H) – 6 March
Wolves (A) – 13 March
Chelsea (H) – 20 March
April
Arsenal (A) – 3 April
Aston Villa (H) – 19 April
Leeds United (A) – 17 April
Newcastle (H) – 24 April
May
Manchester United (A) – 1 May
Southampton (H) – 8 May
West Brom (A) – 11 May
Burnley (A) – 15 May
Crystal Palace (H) – 23 May