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EXCLUSIVE: Swans Premier League Fixtures Leaked
Monday, 13th Jun 2016 07:20 by Planet Swans (follow us on Twitter @swansnews)

Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester United will all visit the Liberty Stadium next season as the details of the Swans fixtures for the upcoming season were leaked online early this morning, two days ahead of the official release on Wednesday.

It has become an annual occurrence to see the fixtures released online but we can confirm that the document we have seen has the full fixtures in there as the Swans enter a sixth consecutive Premier League season.

A trip to White Hart Lane is in there as well as a first visit to West Ham's new stadium which was used for the London Olympics back in 2012. Unexpected champions Leicester City are also visitors to the Liberty Stadium for a repeat of the fixture which was Garry Monks last in charge last time around.

Swans fans will be able to make a first Premier League visit to Middlesborough who joined the party after a long absence by gaining promotion on the last day of last season whilst Christmas and Easter fixtures make for interesting reading for the Swans fans.

The full list of fixtures is as follows:

Home Games

Arsenal
Bournemouth
Burnley
Chelsea
Crystal Palace
Everton
Hull
Leicester
Liverpool
Man City
Man Utd
Middlesborough
Southampton
Stoke
Sunderland
Tottenham
Watford
West Brom
West Ham

Away Games

Arsenal
Bournemouth
Burnley
Chelsea
Crystal Palace
Everton
Hull
Leicester
Liverpool
Man City
Man Utd
Middlesborough
Southampton
Stoke
Sunderland
Tottenham
Watford
West Brom
West Ham

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Boundy added 08:12 - Jun 13 So we're playing every team in the PL home and away ,thats novel
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LeonisGod added 10:23 - Jun 13 lol chuckle. Nice work Phil, very Daily Mash-esque
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dantheswansman added 08:51 - Jun 17 This article is actually embarrassing , Its like telling people that there is a sun or a moon and that the earth is not flat but round. Think it must have been written in a moment of boredom.
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