Premier League 2016-17 fixtures: Manchester United
Manchester United start life under Jose Mourinho at AFC Bournemouth, before an early meeting with Manchester City in the Premier League.
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Jose Mourinho's Manchester United career will begin at the Vitality Stadium on August 13 when they travel to AFC Bournemouth, but the Portuguese's focus will already be on their fourth game of the Premier League season.
The former Real Madrid head coach will come head-to-head with Pep Guardiola – his Barcelona rival from their time in Spain – on September 10 when United host Manchester City at Old Trafford.
United's opening 10 games of the 2016-17 campaign also sees them welcome defending champions Leicester City on September 24, while Mourinho's first return to Chelsea comes in mid-October.
Mourinho lost his job at Stamford Bridge in December, but he will be back – this time in the visiting dugout – on October 22.
United welcome Sunderland to Old Trafford on Boxing Day, while the reverse Manchester derby takes place on February 25 before a potentially tricky run in that includes the visit of Chelsea and away matches with Arsenal and Tottenham.
Here are our 2016/17 fixtures!More details at June 15, 2016
Manchester United's 2016-17 fixtures in full:
13/08/2016 - AFC Bournemouth v Manchester United
20/08/2016 - Manchester United v Southampton
27/08/2016 - Hull City v Manchester United
10/09/2016 - Manchester United v Manchester City
17/09/2016 - Watford v Manchester United
24/09/2016 - Manchester United v Leicester City
01/10/2016 - Manchester United v Stoke City
15/10/2016 - Liverpool v Manchester United
22/10/2016 - Chelsea v Manchester United
29/10/2016 - Manchester United v Burnley
05/11/2016 - Swansea City v Manchester United
19/11/2016 - Manchester United v Arsenal
26/11/2016 - Manchester United v West Ham United
03/12/2016 - Everton v Manchester United
10/12/2016 - Manchester United v Tottenham
13/12/2016 - Crystal Palace v Manchester United
17/12/2016 - West Brom v Manchester United
26/12/2016 - Manchester United v Sunderland
31/12/2016 - Manchester United v Middlesbrough
02/01/2017 - West Ham v Manchester United
14/01/2017 - Manchester United v Liverpool
21/01/2017 - Stoke City v Manchester United
31/01/2017 - Manchester United v Hull City
04/02/2017 - Leicester City v Manchester United
11/02/2017 - Manchester United v Watford
25/02/2017 - Manchester City v Manchester United
04/03/2017 - Manchester United v AFC Bournemouth
11/03/2017 - Southampton v Manchester United
18/03/2017 - Middlesbrough v Manchester United
01/04/2017 - Manchester United v West Brom
04/04/2017 - Manchester United v Everton
08/04/2017 - Sunderland v Manchester United
15/04/2017 - Manchester United v Chelsea
22/04/2017 - Burnley v Manchester United
29/04/2017 - Manchester United v Swansea City
06/05/2017 - Arsenal v Manchester United
13/05/2017 - Tottenham v Manchester United
21/05/2017 - Manchester United v Crystal Palace
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