Football calendar: Fixtures, dates for Premier League, EFL, Carabao Cup, FA Cup,

On Aug 21, 2020

The football continues and a new calendar is taking shape. From domestic and continental competitions to the new European Championship schedule, keep track of all the new dates.

2019/20 SEASON

Champions League

Paris Saint-Germain will take on Bayern Munich as they look to lift their first Champions League trophy on Sunday.

August 23: Paris Saint-German vs Bayern Munich (Estadio da Luz, Lisbon, 8pm)

Europa League

Sevilla will go in search of their sixth Europa League title when they face Inter Milan in Cologne on Friday.

August 21: Sevilla vs Inter Milan (RheinEnergie Stadium, Cologne, 8pm)

Super Cup

The 2020 UEFA Super Cup was originally due to be hosted by Porto but will now be played at the Puskas Arena in Budapest on September 24.

Women’s Champions League

The Women’s Champions League will be played as a knockout tournament in Bilbao, Spain from August 21-30.

August 21/22: Quarter-finals
August 25/26: Semi-finals
August 30: Final

SUMMER TRANSFER WINDOW

The summer transfer window will open for 10 weeks, starting on July 27 and ending at 11pm on October 5.

Following consultation with the EFL, an additional domestic-only window will run from October 5 to 5pm on October 16.

During this window, Premier League clubs will only be able to trade with EFL clubs – either loans or permanent registrations – and cannot do business with each other or with foreign clubs.

2020/21 SEASON

Scottish Premiership

The 2020/21 campaign got underway on Saturday August 1 as part of a new deal with Sky Sports that will see up to 48 games broadcast exclusively live.

There will be no winter break and the season is due to finish on May 15/16.

The final stages of the 2019/20 Scottish Cup will take place in the middle of the 20/21 season: semi-finals between Hearts and Hibernian and Celtic and Aberdeen have been scheduled for October 31 and November 1, with the final pencilled in for December 20.

Community Shield

The Community Shield will take place on Saturday August 29.

The match between Premier League champions Liverpool and FA Cup winners Arsenal will be played a fortnight before the scheduled start of the new domestic season on September 12.

The match will be immediately followed by an international break from September 2 to 10.

Premier League

The new Premier League season is in touching distance with the fixtures for the 2020/21 campaign…