Liverpool begin the 2023/24 Premier League season with a clash at Chelsea on Super Sunday; Reds end the campaign with the visit of Wolves; in between, games against Man City come in November at the Etihad and at Anfield in March
That opening-weekend fixture will be Mauricio Pochettino's first game in charge of the Blues, while the first Merseyside derby of the campaign sees Everton visit Anfield on October 21.
The Reds also have tricky-looking games at home to Chelsea and away to Arsenal on January 31 and February 3, and Man City come to Anfield on March 9, before Liverpool make the trip across Stanley Park to play Everton the week later.
Klopp's side visit Old Trafford on April 6, with the Reds entertaining Wolves on the final day of the season.
13: Chelsea (a) - kick-off 4.30pm; live on Sky Sports
19: Bournemouth (h)
26: Newcastle United (a)
September
2: Aston Villa (h)
16: Wolves (a)
23: West Ham United (h)
30: Tottenham Hotspur (a)
October
7: Brighton (a)
21: Everton (h)
28: Nottingham Forest (h)
November
4: Luton Town (a)
11: Brentford (h)
25: Manchester City (a)
December
2: Fulham (h)
5: Sheffield United (a)
9: Crystal Palace (a)
16: Manchester United (h)
23: Arsenal (h)
26: Burnley (a)
30: Newcastle United (h)
January
13: Bournemouth (a)
31: Chelsea (h)
February
3: Arsenal (a)
10: Burnley (h)
17: Brentford (a)
24: Luton Town (h)
March
2: Nottingham Forest (a)
9: Manchester City (h)
16: Everton (a)
30: Brighton (h)
April
3: Sheffield United (h)
6: Manchester United (h)
13: Crystal Palace (h)
20: Fulham (a)
27: West Ham United (a)
May
4: Tottenham Hotspur (h)
11: Aston Villa (a)
19: Wolves (h)
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