Everton will begin a third Premier League campaign on home soil.
Sean Dyche’s side narrowly avoided relegation last season and will entertain Fulham in 2023/24’s big kick-off on August 12.
A week later, they travel to Aston Villa in a repeat of the previous season’s second game before welcoming Wolves to Goodison Park on August 26.
Next season’s first Merseyside derby is scheduled to take place at Anfield on October 21 before Goodison hosts the return leg on March 16, 2024.
The festive period sees them entertain Manchester City on Boxing Day before ending the calendar year with a trip to face Wolves on December 30.
Everton will see in 2024 at home to Aston Villa on January 13, which comes after the Premier League’s winter break before a trip to take on Fulham.
Dyche’s charges will bring the season to a close away to Arsenal, their opponents on the final day of 2021/22, when the campaign ends on May 19.
All fixtures are subject to change and broadcast rescheduling.