Norwich City will face Liverpool at Carrow Road on the opening day of the 2021-22 Premier League season.
The match will take place on Saturday, August 14 and kick off at 3pm (UK).
The Canaries then travel to Manchester City in the second week of the season on August 21 before returning to Carrow Road to host Leicester City on August 28.
City host Arsenal at Carrow Road on Boxing Day before rounding off their season at home to Tottenham Hotspur on May 22.
Full fixture list can be found below (home games in BOLD, cup rounds in italics):
Saturday, August 14 - Liverpool
Saturday August 21 - Manchester City
Wednesday August 25 - Carabao Cup Round Two
Saturday, August 28 - Leicester City
Saturday, September 11 - Arsenal
Saturday, September 18 - Watford
Wednesday, September 22 - Carabao Cup Round Three
Saturday, September 25 - Everton
Saturday, October 2 - Burnley
Saturday, October 16 - Brighton and Hove Albion
Saturday, October 23 - Chelsea
Wednesday, October 26 - Carabao Cup Round Four
Saturday, October 30 - Leeds United
Saturday, November 6 - Brentford
Saturday, November 20 - Southampton
Saturday, November 27 - Wolverhampton Wanderers
Wednesday, December 1 - Newcastle United
Saturday, December 4 - Tottenham Hotspur
Saturday, December 11 - Manchester United
Tuesday, December 14 - Aston Villa
Saturday, December 18 - West Ham United
Wednesday, December 22 - Carabao Cup Round Five
Sunday, December 26 - Arsenal
Tuesday, December 28 - Crystal Palace
Saturday, January 1 - Leicester City
Wednesday, January 5 - Carabao Cup SF (1)
Saturday, January 8 - Emirates FA Cup Third Round
Wednesday, January 12 - Carabao Cup SF (2)
Saturday, January 15 - Everton
Saturday, January 22 - Watford
Saturday, February 5 - Emirates FA Cup Fourth Round
Tuesday, February 8 - Crystal Palace
Saturday, February 12 - Manchester City
Saturday, February 19 - Liverpool
Saturday, February 26 - Southampton
Sunday, February 27 - Carabao Cup Final
Wednesday, March 2 - Emirates FA Cup Fifth Round
Saturday, March 5 - Brentford
Saturday, March 12 - Leeds United
Saturday, March 19 - Chelsea / Emirates FA Cup Quarter-Final
Saturday, April 2 - Brighton and Hove Albion
Saturday, April 9 - Burnley
Saturday, April 16 - Manchester United / Emirates FA Cup Semi-Final
Saturday, April 23 - Newcastle United
Saturday, April 30 - Aston Villa
Saturday, May 7 - West Ham United
Saturday, May 14 - Emirates FA Cup Final
Sunday, May 15 - Wolverhampton Wanderers
Sunday, May 22 - Tottenham Hotspur
Please note fixtures are, as always, subject to change.
Following the recent government update and delay of lockdown easing, the club is unable to provide any confirmed ticketing details for the 2021-22 season at this time.
We will continue to monitor the situation and communicate any updates on ticketing, hospitality and matchday experiences once we receive more information from the government and relevant footballing authorities.
