Newcastle United Premier League fixture list 2025-26 in full, Eddie Howe’s gruelling season laid bare

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Newcastle United’s Premier League fixture list for the 2025-26 season has now been released.

It feels like the amazing season that saw Newcastle United finally end their trophy drought and secure Champions League football has only just ended, but attention is already turning to the next campaign.

An exciting but challenging season awaits Eddie Howe, with the manager already fully aware of the strain a European campaign will put on his squad – and there are even more games this time around.

Juggling Champions League commitments alongside domestic competition makes for a gruelling season and Newcastle now know which of their Premier League matches will fall either side of their European fixtures.

Here’s how Newcastle’s Premier League season will look.

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Newcastle United Premier League fixtures 2025-26

Here is the full list of Newcastle United fixtures for the 2025-26 Premier League season after they were released on Wednesday morning.

The biggest dates in Newcastle’s calendar are the two derbies with Sunderland, which take place on December 20, 2025, and March 21, 2026.

Can Newcastle United win the Premier League next season?

While possible new signings are all Newcastle fans can think about at present, one massive question many will be considering is whether the club can actually win the Premier League title next season.

Though they eventually finished fifth, the Magpies were within touching distance of a runners-up place with two games remaining and only losing their last two games saw them slide down the table.

Liverpool ran away with the trophy but Newcastle were certainly competitive below them and have more than enough quality to make a step up and really challenge the champions.

However, that will depend on how much Howe manages to strengthen his squad this summer, with a lack of depth amid mounting injuries proving costly last term.

Newcastle need quality reinforcements to enhance the manager’s options and things haven’t gone well in the pursuits of Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo so far.

There’s still plenty of time but the longer Antonio Cordero remains the only new signing, the more nervous fans will become.

Newcastle have a great chance to be serious title contenders next season but this summer must go right first.