West Brom will welcome top-flight football back to The Hawthorns in their very first game of the season, hosting Leicester City on the opening Saturday.
A difficult December and January spell sees the Baggies take on Manchester City twice, West Midlands rivals Aston Villa, Liverpool and Arsenal in the space of eight games, starting the New Year at home to the latter.
West Brom must also face Arsenal and Liverpool in May before ending the campaign away to fellow promoted side Leeds United.
SEPTEMBER
12: Leicester City (h)
19: Everton (a)
26: Chelsea (h)
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OCTOBER
3: Southampton (a)
17: Burnley (h)
24: Brighton (a)
31: Fulham (a)
NOVEMBER
7: Tottenham Hotspur (h)
21: Manchester United (a)
28: Sheffield United (h)
DECEMBER
5: Crystal Palace (h)
12: Newcastle United (a)
16: Manchester City (a)
19: Aston Villa (h)
26: Liverpool (a)
28: Leeds United (h)
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JANUARY
2: Arsenal (h)
12: West Ham United (a)
16: Wolves (a)
26: Manchester City (h)
30: Fulham (h)
FEBRUARY
2: Sheffield United (a)
6: Tottenham Hotspur (a)
13: Manchester United (h)
20: Burnley (a)
27: Brighton (h)
MARCH
6: Newcastle United (h)
13: Crystal Palace (a)
20: Everton (h)
APRIL
3: Chelsea (a)
10: Southampton (h)
17: Leicester City (a)
24: Aston Villa (a)
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MAY
1: Wolves (h)
8: Arsenal (a)
11: Liverpool (h)
15: West Ham United (h)
23: Leeds United (a)
Barney Corkhill
