West Ham United will open their 2023/24 Premier League season away at AFC Bournemouth.
The Hammers travel to Gary O'Neil's side on Saturday 12 August for a 3pm kick-off to get the new campaign started.
We defeated the Cherries home and away last term, with Michail Antonio, Paquetá, Declan Rice and Pablo Fornals all scoring in a 4-0 win at the Vitality Stadium in April, and David Moyes' men will be aiming for a repeat in early August.
The first month of the campaign continues with a home London derby against Chelsea, with the Blues visiting east London on Saturday 19 August, while the Hammers then head to Brighton & Hove Albion the following weekend.
The 2023/24 campaign concludes on the road at Manchester City on Sunday 19 May 2024, while our final home game falls against newly-promoted Luton Town on Saturday 11 May.
Other notable dates include a Boxing Day trip to Arsenal, with the festive season also featuring home games against Manchester United and Brighton, on Saturday 23 and 30 December respectively.
Supporters should note that all Premier League fixtures are subject to change.
In addition, our home games against Newcastle United, Everton, Nottingham Forest, Crystal Palace and Wolverhampton Wanderers, and our away game at Liverpool are subject to movement on those weekends due to our participation in UEFA Europa League group stage fixtures on the preceding Thursdays.
Furthermore, the Hammers will begin our Carabao Cup challenge at the third-round stage in the week commencing Monday 25 September, while the Emirates FA Cup third round will be held over the weekend of Saturday 6 January 2023.
West Ham United 2022/23 Premier League fixtures*
*Supporters should note that all Premier League fixtures are subject to change
August
Saturday 12 August - AFC Bournemouth (A) 3pm
Saturday 19 August - Chelsea (H) 3pm
Saturday 26 August - Brighton & Hove Albion (A) 3pm
September
Saturday 2 September - Luton Town (A) 3pm
Saturday 16 September - Manchester City (H) 3pm
Saturday 23 September - Liverpool (A) 3pm
Saturday 30 September - Sheffield United (H) 3pm
October
Saturday 7 October - Newcastle United (H) 3pm
Saturday 21 October - Aston Villa (A) 3pm
Saturday 28 October - Everton (H) 3pm
November
Saturday 4 November – Brentford (A) 3pm
Saturday 11 November – Nottingham Forest (H) 3pm
Saturday 25 November - Burnley (A) 3pm
December
Saturday 2 December - Crystal Palace (H) 3pm
Tuesday 5 December - Tottenham Hotspur (A) 7.45pm
Saturday 9 December - Fulham (A) 3pm
Saturday 16 December - Wolverhampton Wanderers (H) 3pm
Saturday 23 December - Manchester United (H) 3pm
Tuesday 26 December - Arsenal (A) 3pm
Saturday 30 December - Brighton & Hove Albion (H) 3pm
January
Saturday 13/20 January - Sheffield United (A) 3pm
Tuesday 30 January - AFC Bournemouth (H) 7.45pm
February
Saturday 3 February - Manchester United (A) 3pm
Saturday 10 February - Arsenal (H) 3pm
Saturday 17 February - Nottingham Forest (A) 3pm
Saturday 24 February - Brentford (H) 3pm
March
Saturday 2 March - Everton (A) 3pm
Saturday 9 March - Burnley (H) 3pm
Saturday 16 March - Aston Villa (H) 3pm
Saturday 30 March - Newcastle United (A) 3pm
April
Tuesday 2 April - Tottenham Hotspur (H) 7.45pm
Saturday 6 April - Wolverhampton Wanderers (A) 3pm
Saturday 13 April - Fulham (H) 3pm
Saturday 20 April - Crystal Palace (A) 3pm
Saturday 27 April - Liverpool (H) 3pm
May
Saturday 4 May - Chelsea (A) 3pm
Saturday 11 May - Luton Town (H) 3pm
Sunday 19 May - Manchester City (A) 4pm
