Wednesday 15 June 2016 09:50, UK
Everton begin life under new boss Ronald Koeman with a home match against Tottenham Hotspur on August 13.
The Dutchman, who was confirmed as Roberto Martinez's replacement on Tuesday, takes his side to West Brom seven days later before seeing out the opening month of the campaign against Stoke City at Goodison Park on August 27.
Southampton at St Mary's on November 26 will already be circled in Koeman's diary before he turns his attentions to the first Merseyside derby of the season against Liverpool on December 17.
A busy Christmas period kicks off with a trip to champions Leicester on Boxing Day and the Blues take to the road again to see out the year against Premier League new boys Hull City on December 31.
A home match against Koeman's former club Southampton kicks off the New Year on January 2 and Manchester City lie in wait at Goodison two weeks later following a break for the FA Cup.
The return derby fixture at Anfield is the first of six matches in April - which is rounded off with a home game against Chelsea - before they close out the season against Arsenal at the Emirates on May 21.
Everton Premier League fixtures 2016/17:
August
13 Tottenham Hotspur (h)
20 West Bromwich Albion (a)
27 Stoke City (h)
September
10 Sunderland (a)
17 Middlesbrough (h)
24 Bournemouth (a)
October
1 Crystal Palace (h)
15 Manchester City (a)
22 Burnley (a)
29 West Ham United (h)
November
5 Chelsea (a)
19 Swansea City (h)
26 Southampton (a)
December
3 Manchester United (h)
10 Watford (a)
14 Arsenal (h)
17 Liverpool (h)
26 Leicester City (a)
31 Hull City (a)
January
2 Southampton (h)
14 Manchester City (h)
21 Crystal Palace (a)
February
1 Stoke City (a)
4 Bournemouth (h)
11 Middlesbrough (a)
25 Sunderland (h)
March
4 Tottenham Hotspur (a)
11 West Bromwich Albion (h)
18 Hull City (h)
April
1 Liverpool (a)
4 Manchester United (a)
8 Leicester City (h)
15 Burnley (h)
22 West Ham United (a)
29 Chelsea (h)
May
6 Swansea City (a)
13 Watford (h)
21 Arsenal (a)
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