London (United Kingdom), June 18 (LaPresse/AP) – There will be a big match right away in the new Premier League season, scheduled to start on August 15. On the first day, Manchester United will host Arsenal, while Liverpool, chasing their third title in six years, will face Bournemouth at home. Things will get tough for Arne Slot's men from the second day onwards, when they will face Newcastle away. A week later, they will face Arsenal at Anfield. The Gunners also have a tough run, facing Liverpool, Manchester City, and Newcastle in their first six games. Everton will play their first game in their new stadium on August 23, hosting Brighton. Tottenham, fresh from winning the Europa League, will make their debut on August 16 at home against newly promoted Burnley. This match will be played just three days after the European Super Cup final against Paris Saint Germain (scheduled for August 13). Among the other newly promoted teams, Sunderland will face West Ham at home on the first day, while Leeds will face Everton in their own stadium.