The Premier League's 'Big Six': Here's their 2020-21  fixtures

They may not be the top six, but they are still the Premier League's elite sextet. Here's their Premier League fixtures and dates 

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (third left) nets Arsenal's FA Cup final winner against London rivals Chelsea earlier this month. The sides meet in the new Premier League campaign on St Stephen's Day at the Emirates Stadium and again at the end of May at Stamford Bridge - tv schedules permitting.

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Sep 12: Fulham (a), Sep 19 West Ham (h), Sep 26 Liverpool (a), Oct 3 Sheffield United (h), Oct 17: Man City (a), Oct 24: Leicester City (h), Oct 31 Man Utd (a), Nov 7 Aston Villa (h), Nov 21 Leeds United (a), Nov 28: Wolves (h), Dec 5 Spurs (a), Dec 12 Burnley (h), Dec 15 Southampton (h), Dec 19 Everton (a), Dec 26 Chelsea (h), Dec 28 Brighton (a); Jan 2 West Brom (a), Jan 12 Palace (h), Jan 16 Newcastle Utd (h), Jan 27 Soton (a), Jan 30: Man Utd (h), Feb 2 Wolves (a), Feb 6: Aston Villa (a), Feb 13: Leeds United (h), Feb 20 Man City (h), Feb 27: Leicester City (a), Mar 6: Burnley (a), Mar 13 Spurs (h), Mar 20 West Ham (a), Apr 3 Liverpool (h), Apr 10 Sheffield United (a), Apr 17 Fulham (h), Apr 24 Everton (h), may 1 Newcastle (a), May 8 West Brom (h), May 12 Chelsea (a), May 15 Palace (a), May 23 Brighton (h).