Festive schedule, final day - a rundown of West Ham's standout games
West Ham's first derby of the 2025-26 Premier League season will be at London Stadium against Chelsea on the weekend of 23-24 August.Graham Potter's side will then travel to Stamford Bridge at the end of January.The Hammers will face 2024-25 runners-up Arsenal at the beginning of October while their two games against Tottenham are scheduled for the weekends of 13-14 September and 17-18 January.Potter and his squad will also have their eyes on the end of November and February - the two dates they are due to face defending champions Liverpool.And what about the schedule over Christmas and New Year? Well, West Ham travel to Manchester City on the weekend of 20 December before hosting Fulham in a London derby on Boxing day. Their final game of the year will be against Brighton and they then travel to Wolves for their first fixture of 2026.Finally, the Irons will close their campaign against Leeds United on Sunday, 24 May 2026 - when all 10 matches will kick off at 16:00 BST.Looking at the fixture list, where do you think Potter's side will be after 10 games? Have your say here
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