PREMIER LEAGUE PRE-SEASON: All your club's summer fixtures before season 2010-2011 kicks off



This summer will be action packed with the World Cup in South Africa set to fill the barren spell between seasons.



But once the tournament is out of the way, fans will be looking ahead to the new season - and the pre-season build-up.



Excitement rises at the prospect of viewing the new talent and kits on offer. And it's a great opportunity to size up your squad before the Premier League season starts in earnest on August 14.



Sportsmail has all the fixtures as soon as they're announced.



ARSENAL

July 17, Barnet, Underhill Stadium.

July 21, Sturm Graz, UPC-Arena, Graz, Austria

July 27, Neusiedl 1919, Sportzentrum Neusiedl, Austria.

July 31, AC Milan, Emirates Cup.

August 1, Celtic, Emirates Cup.

August 7, Legia Warsaw, Stadion P, Warsaw.

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ASTON VILLA



July 18, Basingstoke, The Camrose.

July 19, Peterbrough United, London Road.



July 24, Bohemians, Dalymount Park, Dublin.

July 27, Walsall, Banks's Stadium.

July 31, Feyenoord, San Antonio Stadium, Algarve.

August 1, Benfica, San Antonio Stadium, Algarve.

August 6, Valencia, Villa Park.



BIRMINGHAM



July 16, Hong Kong national team, Hong Kong Stadium.

July 21, Beijing Guoan, National Stadium, Beijing.

July 24, Liaoning Hongyun, Olympic Stadium, Shenyang.

July 31, Derby County, Pride Park.

August 1, Northampton Town, Sixfields Stadium.



August 3, MK Dons, Stadium:MK.

August 7, Mallorca, St. Andrew's.

BLACKBURN ROVERS



July 10, Sturm Graz, UPC-Arena, Graz.

July 17, Fleetwood Town, Highbury Stadium.

July 20, Preston North End, Deepdale.

July 21, Huddersfield Town, Galpharm Stadium.

July 25, Rangers, Sydney Stadium, Sydney.

July 28, AEK Athens, Sydney Stadium, Sydney.

July 31, Sydney FC, Sydney Stadium, Sydney.

August 7, Hearts, Tynecastle.



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BLACKPOOL

July 16, Tiverton Town, Ladysmead.

July 20, Accrington Stanley, Vicarage Field, Great Torrington.

July 22, Kilmarnock, The Sports Ground, Bideford.

July 27, Crewe Alexandra, Gresty Road.

July 31, Bristol City, Ashton Gate.

BOLTON



July 14, Charlotte Eagles, Transamerica Field, North Carolina.

July 17, Charleston Battery, Blackbaud stadium, South Carolina.

July 17, Bamber Bridge, Irongate.



July 21, Toronto FC, BMO Field.

July 23, Chorley, Victory Park stadium.



July 24, Rochdale, Spotland stadium.

July 27, Curzon Ashton, Tameside stadium.



July 28, Morecambe, Globe Arena.



July 30, Fleetwood Town, Highbury stadium.



July 31, Falkirk, Falkirk stadium.



August 2, St Johnstone, McDiarmid Park

August 4, AFC Fylde, Kellamergh Park.

August 6, Osasuna, Reebok Stadium.



August 7, Barrow, Holker Street.



CHELSEA

July 17, Crystal Palace, Selhurt Park.

July 23, Ajax, Amsterdam Arena.



August 1, Eintracht Frankfurt, Commerzbank-Arena.



August 4, Hamburg, HSH Nordbank Arena.



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EVERTON

July 10, Sydney FC, ANZ Stadium, Sydney.

July 10, Bangor City.



July 14, Melbourne Heart, Etihad Stadium, Melbourne.



July 17, Brisbane Roar, Suncorp Stadium, Queensland.

July 17, Airbus UK,



July 24, Preston North End, Deepdale.

July 31, Norwich City, Carrow Road.



August 4, Everton Chile, Goodison Park.

August 7, Wolfsburg, Volkswagen Arena.



FULHAM

July 14, Brentford, Griffin Park.



July 17, Bournemouth, Dean Court,



July 22, Halmstad, Orjans Vall Stadium, Halmstad.



July 27, Malmo, Swedbank Stadion, Malmo.



July 30, Kingstonian, Kingsmeadow.

July 31, Portsmouth, Fratton Park



August 7, Werder Bremen, Craven Cottage.



LIVERPOOL

July 17, Al-Hilal, Cashpoint Arena, Altach, Austria

July 21, Grasshopper, Letzigrund, Zurich, Switzerland

July 24, Kaiserslautern, Fritz Walter Stadion

August 1, Borussia Monchengladbach, Borussia Park.

MANCHESTER CITY





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July 17, Portland Timbers, Merlo Field, University of Portland.

July 23, Sporting Lisbon, Red Bull Arena, New Jersey.



July 25, New York Red Bulls, Red Bull Arena, New Jersey.



July 28, Club America, Georgia Dome.

July 31, Inter Milan, Baltimore.

August 4, Borussia Dortmund, Signal Iduna Park.

August 7, Valencia, Eastlands.



MANCHESTER UNITED

July 16, Celtic, Rogers Center, Toronto.

July 21, Philadelphia Union, Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia.

July 25, Kansas City Wizards, Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City.

July 28, MLS All Stars, Reliant Stadium, Houston.

July 30, Chivas, Estadio Jalisco, Guadalajara, Mexico.

August 4, Airtricity League XI, Aviva Stadium, Dublin.

NEWCASTLE



July 17, Carlisle, Brunton Park.



July 24, Norwich City, Carrow Road.

July 31, PSV Eindhoven, St James' Park.



August 7, Rangers, Ibrox.



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STOKE



July 22, Nantwich County, Weaver Stadium.

July 22, Notts County, Meadow Lane.



July 24, Newcastle Town, Lyme Valley Stadium.

July 27, Derby County, Pride Park.

July 31, Burnley, Turf Moor.



August 3, Bristol Rovers, Memorial Ground.

August 6, Wrexham, Racecourse Ground.



SUNDERLAND

July 13, Munster XI, Thomond Park, Limerick.

July 17, Darlington, Northern Echo Arena.

July 21, Brighton, Estadio Municipal, Albufeira, Portugal.

July 24, Hull, Estadio Municipal, Albufeira, Portugal.

July 27, Benfica, Estadio Municipal, Albufeira, Portugal.

July 31, Leicester City, Walkers Stadium.



August 8, Hoffenheim, Rhein-Neckar Arena.

TOTTENHAM



July 10, Bournemouth, Dean Court.



July 18, San Jose Earthquakes, Buck Shaw Stadium, San Jose.

July 23, New York Red Bulls, Red Bull Arena, New Jersey.



July 25, Sporting Lisbon, Red Bull Arena, New Jersey.

July 28, Leyton Orient, Brisbane Road.



July 29, Villarreal, White Hart Lane



August 3, Benfica, Estadio da Luz.

August 3, Ipswich Town, Portman Road (Tottenham XI)

August 7, Fiorentina, White Hart Lane

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WEST BROMWICH

July 10, Kidderminster Harriers, Aggborough.

July 17, VVV Venlo, Seacon Stadion, Venlo.

July 24, Bristol Rovers, Memorial Stadium.

July 27, Doncaster, Keepmoat Stadium, Doncaster.

August 7, Osasuna.



WEST HAM UNITED

July 14, Peterborough United, London Road.

July 28, MK Dons, Stadium:MK.

July 31, Ipswich Town, Portman Road.

August 7, Deportivo la Coruna, Upton park.



WIGAN

July 20, Oldham, Boundary Park.

July 24, Marine, Rossett Park.

July 31, Robin Park, Robin Park Arena.

August 1, Chester FC, Deva Stadium.



August 7, Kendal Town, Lakeland Radio Stadium.

August 8, Dundee United, Tannadice Park.



August 10, Altrincham, Moss Lane.



WOLVES

July 17, Bohemians, Dalymount Park.



July 24, RSC Charleroi, Stade du Pays de Charleroi.



July 20, Walsall, The Banks Stadium, Walsall.

July 27, Reading, Madejski Stadium.

July 31, Leeds United, Elland Road.

August 3, Hearts, Tynecastle.

August 7, Athletic Bilbao, Molineux.