The 2026/27 Premier League fixtures were announced at 10am this morning and Bridge Classic Cars had the privilege of enjoying a lovely breakfast in the Sir Bobby Robson Suite, at the stadium, with our fellow hospitality supporters. We were also joined by Leif Davis and CEO Mark Ashton discussing the future plans and what to hope for next season.
A home tie at Portman Road starts of the season, with Sunderland on Saturday, 22 August.
The first away sees us heading up the M6 to Old Trafford as the Blues face Manchester United on Saturday, 29 August.
September gets underway with the visit of Liverpool on 5 September before Town head on the road for consecutive trips to Crystal Palace and Everton ahead of the season’s first international break.
The Blues return to action in October with a home clash against Fulham on 10 October. A challenging trip to the Etihad Stadium to face Manchester City follows, before Nottingham Forest visit Portman Road and Town travel to Hull City on Halloween.
With a brief international break in November, Town have just three Premier League fixtures during the month. A trip to Tottenham Hotspur is bookended by home encounters with AFC Bournemouth and Aston Villa.
December brings a demanding schedule, beginning with a midweek journey to Coventry City on Wednesday, 2 December. Town then travel to Leeds United that weekend before welcoming Newcastle United to Portman Road on 12 December.
The final fixture before Christmas sees the Blues visit Brighton & Hove Albion on 19 December. Town then round off 2026 with back-to-back home matches, hosting Brentford on Boxing Day before Chelsea arrive at Portman Road on 30 December.
The first match of 2027 takes Town to the Emirates Stadium to face Arsenal on 2 January, followed by another midweek meeting with Coventry. Trips to Bournemouth and Aston Villa either side of Hull City’s visit complete the month.
February begins with a pair of eye-catching home fixtures, as Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal both make the trip to Portman Road within four days of each other. An away game at Chelsea is followed by a third home match of the month against Brighton.
March opens with a midweek visit to Brentford before Town travel to Anfield to take on Liverpool on 13 March. Crystal Palace are the visitors to Portman Road a week later, ahead of another international break.
Following the return from international duty, Town head to Sunderland on 10 April. Manchester United then visit Portman Road before the month concludes with a trip to Newcastle United.
The season enters its final stretch with five fixtures in May. Leeds United visit Portman Road before Town travel to Fulham. Manchester City are the opponents for the penultimate home game of the campaign.
Town’s final away fixture takes them to Nottingham Forest on 23 May, before the 2026/27 season comes to a close at Portman Road against Everton on Sunday, 30 May.
For the full breakdown check out the official fixture launch on the Ipswich Town Football Club website.
Thank you very much to the fantastic team at Ipswich Town for looking after us once again. We look forward to the beginning of the new season.