Premier League Summer Series 2023: How to watch on TV, fixtures & teams involved

The 2022/23 Premier League season is yet to reach its thrilling conclusion, but plans for the summer are already being revealed.

While the vast majority of clubs have plenty to play for down the stretch, some simply cannot wait for the current campaign to end. They want a break, and for a fresh start to roll around in the form of pre-season.

Players will earn a well-deserved rest in June following a hectic season that was split up by the unprecedented winter World Cup. Come July, however, preparations for 2023/24 will begin with Premier League clubs touring the globe as part of their pre-season regime. Some will travel across the Asia-Pacific peninsula, while others will jet across the Atlantic and enjoy the States.

This summer, the Premier League has revealed six clubs will comPete in a brand new tournament known as the Summer Series.

Here's everything you need to know about the pre-season event.

What is the Premier League Summer Series?

The Premier League Summer Series is the first pre-season tournament hosted in the US.

Since 2003, the League held the Asia Trophy every two years across various Asian countries, but that summer tournament hasn't been played since the Covid-19 pandemic.

The tournament will consist of nine games, with each of the six teams competing playing three times. Those with the most points come the conclusion of all the matches will be crowned the inaugural Summer Series champions.

Speaking about the Premier League's Summer Series event, chief executive Richard Masters said: "We are delighted to be bringing six clubs to the USA in July for the first-ever Premier League Summer Series.

"Our clubs have incredible supporters in the US, who passionately follow their teams throughout the season.

"We have seen this dedication first-hand from the tens of thousands who have attended our Mornings Live fan events and are excited to be building on this by bringing live Premier League action to five cities this summer," he added.

Where is the 2023 Premier League Summer Series taking place?

The Premier League Summer Series will take place across five stadiums in five cities along the East Coast of the US.

Here's a list of locations that will be used for the event:

  • Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia
  • Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta
  • Exploria Stadium, Orlando
  • Red Bull Arena, Harrison
  • FedExField, Landover

Which teams are competing in the 2023 Premier League Summer Series?

The teams competing in the 2023 Premier League Summer Series are:

  • Aston Villa
  • Brentford
  • Brighton
  • Chelsea
  • Fulham
  • Newcastle United

2023 Premier League Summer Series full schedule

Here's the full fixture list for the summer tournament:

Date

Fixture

Kick-off time

Location

22 July

Chelsea vs Brighton

19:00 ET / 00:00 BST

Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia

23 July

Fulham vs Brentford

16:00 ET / 21:00 BST

Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia

23 July

Newcastle vs Aston Villa

19:00 ET / 00:00 BST

Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia

26 July

Brentford vs Brighton

17:30 ET / 22:30 BST

Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta

26 July

Fulham vs Aston Villa

19:00 ET / 00:00 BST

Exploria Stadium, Orlando

26 July

Chelsea vs Newcastle

20:15 ET / 01:15 BST

Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta

28 July

Brighton vs Newcastle

19:30 ET / 00:30 BST

Red Bull Arena, Harrison

30 July

Aston Villa vs Brentford

12:00 ET / 17:00 BST

FedExField, Landover

30 July

Chelsea vs Fulham

14:45 ET / 19:45 BST

FedExField, Landover

How to watch the 2023 Premier League Summer Series on TV

Full broadcast information for the Summer Series has not been provided, but the Premier League has revealed that longtime partner NBC Sports will be the host broadcaster across the networks of NBCUniversal and Peacock in the US.

Premier League fixtures, table & top scorers

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How to buy tickets for the 2023 Premier League Summer Series

Fans can get first access to tickets by registering their interest now via premierleague.com/SummerSeries, where they can also see more about supporting events around matches, as well as updates.

Tickets for all matches will be available via pre-sale on Tuesday 25 April before going on general sale a day later.

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