Benitez's Newcastle begin at Fulham, Burton head to Forest
Life in the championship will start with a trip to Fulham for Newcastle United, while Burton Albion head to Nottingham Forest.

Rafael Benitez's Newcastle United will kick off the 2016-17 Football League season at Fulham on Friday August 5 after the fixtures were released on Wednesday.
Relegated to the Championship last season, Newcastle will attempt an instant return to the top flight under the guidance of a man who started the previous term in charge of Real Madrid.
The club's first home game will be against Huddersfield Town the following weekend.
Fellow relegated sides Aston Villa and Norwich City begin their campaigns at Sheffield Wednesday and Blackburn Rovers respectively, while Burton Albion – in their maiden second-tier season – make the short trip to Nottingham Forest.
Former Premier League clubs Bolton Wanderers and Sheffield United meet in the pick of League One's opening-day fixtures.
Blackpool, also a member of the elite as recently as 2010-11, start their bid for League Two glory at home to Exeter City.
Grimsby Town, back in the Football League after a six-year absence, host Morecambe.
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