Leeds United Premier League fixture list 2025-26 in full, Daniel Farke’s survival task made clear

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The Premier League fixtures for the 2025-26 season have been released and Leeds United now know how their season will look.

Anticipation for the new Premier League season has been growing ever since Leeds United confirmed their spot in the top flight following their 6-0 destruction of Stoke City over Easter.

The Championship title was then secured ahead of Burnley on the final day of the season, thanks to Manor Solomon’s dramatic late winner over Plymouth Argyle.

The wild celebrations will go down in history, but now they are just memories and Daniel Farke will be completely focused on staying in the Premier League after being backed by the 49ers.

The scale of the task at hand has now been laid bare as Leeds’ full Premier League fixture list has been revealed.

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Leeds United Premier League fixtures 2025-26

Here is the full list of Leeds United fixtures in the forthcoming campaign after they were released on Wednesday morning.

Leeds have reunions with Archie Gray and Georginio Rutter to look forward to, while they’ll also reignite hostilities with Manchester United, Chelsea and Burnley.

Can Leeds United survive in the Premier League?

The question on every Leeds fan’s mind today – other than when a new signing will be made – is whether or not the club can avoid relegation back to the Championship.

It will be no easy task, as the last two seasons have proved, with not one of the six promoted teams managing to avoid the drop.

Ipswich Town, Leicester City and Southampton all spent millions last summer, too, but it still wasn’t enough to survive as the chasm between the two divisions continues to grow.

Leeds have made Lukas Nmecha their first summer signing on a free transfer but significant investment is still needed to get Farke’s squad into fighting shape.

But Leeds flourished on their return to the top flight last time around, so it can be done, and the boisterous Elland Road atmosphere will be a crucial asset.

Home form will be pivotal and the match at Elland Road against Burnley in May already looks like it could be a humongous fixture.

Leeds have an extremely difficult December to contend with, too, but there are some comfortable spells along the way. It’s going to be tough, yet Leeds are capable of staying up.