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Tottenham to open 2015-16 Premier League season at Old Trafford

Spurs open their season on Saturday, August 8 with a big match against Manchester United at their place.

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The Barclay's Premier League released the schedule of matches for the 2015-16 season today, and it's a big match right out of the gate for Tottenham Hotspur. Spurs will head to Old Trafford to take on Manchester United in the first week of the season, Saturday, August 8.

Old Trafford has been remarkably kind to Tottenham the past few years. Spurs have won at United's stadium in two of the past three seasons, and is 2-1-3 against United since 2012, after over a decade without a win. Still, a trip to Old Trafford is never easy, and Louis Van Gaal's side are expected to be very active in the transfer window this summer. The fixture could take on an extra dimension if the much-discussed transfer of Hugo Lloris to the Red Devils comes to fruition.

November will be a fun month for Tottenham as they play three consecutive London derbies: they open with a North London derby against Arsenal at the Emirates on November 7, and follow it with consecutive home derbies against West Ham and Chelsea on November 21 and 28.

The Christmas fixture crunch should also be a bit of a relief for Tottenham. Spurs avoid all of the big clubs in December and January, their hardest fixtures being probably trips to Southampton and Everton.

Tottenham's full fixture list is listed below:

8/8/2015 Manchester United (A)
8/15/2015 Stoke City (H)
8/22/2015 Leicester City (A)
8/29/2015 Everton (H)
9/12/2015 Sunderland (A)
9/19/2015 Crystal Palace (H)
9/26/2015 Manchester City (H)
10/3/2015 Swansea City (A)
10/17/2015 Liverpool (H)
10/24/2015 AFC Bournemouth (A)
10/31/2015 Aston Villa (H)
11/7/2015 Arsenal (A)
11/21/2015 West Ham (H)
11/28/2015 Chelsea (H)
12/5/2015 West Bromwich Albion (A)
12/12/2015 Newcastle United (H)
12/19/2015 Southampton (A)
12/26/2015 Norwich City (H)
12/28/2015 Watford (A)
1/2/2016 Everton (A)
1/13/2016 Leicester City (H)
1/16/2016 Sunderland (H)
1/23/2016 Crystal Palace (A)
2/2/2016 Norwich City (A)
2/6/2016 Watford (H)
2/13/2016 Manchester City (A)
2/27/2016 Swansea City (H)
3/1/2016 West Ham (A)
3/5/2016 Arsenal (H)
3/12/2016 Aston Villa (A)
3/19/2016 AFC Bournemouth (H)
4/2/2016 Liverpool (A)
4/9/2016 Manchester United (H)
4/16/2016 Stoke City (A)
4/23/2016 West Bromwich Albion (H)
4/30/2016 Chelsea (A)
5/7/2016 Southampton (H)
5/15/2016 Newcastle United (A)

The full week-by-week Premier League fixture list can be found on the Premier League's website, as well as a listing of individual team schedules.

Tottenham are still awaiting their Europa League schedule, but it will be a while before their group stage opponents are known. The draw for the first and second qualifying rounds will take place on June 22; group stage opponents will be drawn in Monaco on August 28.