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· 3 February 2023

Manchester City pencil in Asia visit for 2023/24 pre-season tour

Pep Guardiola and his Manchester City players look set to make a trip to Asia this summer as part of their 2023/24 preparations, a new report has detailed.

Last summer saw the Etihad club take on two matches over in the United States, defeating Club America 2-1 in Houston, before moving over to Green Bay for a clash against Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich – a match they won 0-1.

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The trip across the Atlantic was Manchester City’s first overseas tour since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, with the season prior to last having a pre-season period hosted at the club’s training facility in east Manchester.

Ahead of the coming summer, and the potential for another pre-season tour, a new report has revealed that City bosses have pencilled in a visit to Asia with plans still yet to be finalised.

That is according to Jack Gaughan of the Mail , who reports that City have pencilled in visits to both Japan and Thailand for a summer tour in mid-July – with a fixture against sister club Yokohama F. Marinos likely to be replicated after they first met in 2019.

While it is clarified that Manchester City are yet to finalise plans for the upcoming summer, the Mail reports that the current Premier League champions are expected to spend longer in Japan, with the Thailand leg of the trip being an additional stop.

There had been suggestions earlier this week that Manchester City would make a stop-off in India this summer for what is likely to be a one-off match – a country in which the club has a significant and ever-growing supporter base.

Manchester City’s last visit to Asia came ahead of the 2019/20 season, when Pep Guardiola and his players took on four matches in total spread across visits to China, Hong Kong, and Japan.

The China leg of the trip saw City compete in the Premier League Asia Trophy, falling to defeat in the final via penalties against Wolves – that coming after a comprehensive 4-1 win over West Ham United.

City then made a trip to Hong Kong where they defeated Kitchee SC 1-6, before beating the City Football Group-owned Yokohama F. Marinos 1-3 in Japan.

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Man City to face Atletico Madrid in Seoul as part of pre-season Asian tour

By Paul Nicholson

April 21 – Manchester City have announced they will travel to Asia for their 2023/24 pre-season tour and will play LaLiga’s Atletico Madrid in Seoul, South Korea, on July 30.

The match is part of the ‘Coupang Play Series’. Coupang Play is a streaming service in Korea and will broadcast the game locally.

Stephen Kim, Head of Coupang Play, said: “We very much look forward to welcoming Manchester City to Korea for the Coupang Play Series,” adding, “The club and its exceptional squad will present an unforgettable match to ourCoupang Wow customers and Korea’s football fans.”

The fixture against Atletico Madrid, who Man City last played in the Champions League quarter finals in 2021/22 is one of three fixtures the club will play in Asia. Further details of matches are to be announced

This is the first time City have played South Korea since 1976, when the team featured players such as DennisTueart, Alan Oakes, Glyn Pardoe and Willie Donnachie. The played a three-match series in Seoul, Busan and Teagu against a Korea XI.

The club also recently visited Seoul in November 2022 as part of its Global Trophy Tour, taking the Premier League trophy alongside club ambassador Shaun Wright-Phillips. City also hosted fan events in 2018 (Seoul) and 2019 (Seoul and Busan) during previous trophy tours.

Esteve Calzada, Chief Commercial Officer at City Football Group, said: “We are excited to announce this preseason fixture in Seoul, South Korea as part of our Asia tour this summer, as we return to the region for the firsttime since 2019. Manchester City has a strong relationship with South Korea, with a number of strategic and long-term partners from the country and a passionate, ever growing fanbase. It has been almost 50 years since we first played in Seoul as a club and we can’t wait to bring today’s generation of players to fans in the country.”

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2022-23 preseason schedules: Europe's top clubs heading to U.S., Asia and Australia on summer tours

With the 2021-22 campaign already a fading memory, the thoughts of football clubs across Europe naturally turn not only to the summer transfer window but also to their preseason schedule. Teams in the Premier League , LaLiga , Bundesliga , Serie A and Ligue 1 will all have various world tours and far-flung exhibition matches in the offing.

Here we lay out the preseason fixtures confirmed by the biggest clubs both in Europe's five major leagues, most of whom are gearing up to spend the coming months touring the United States to take part in a series of friendlies and mini-tournaments for the entertainment of their fans Stateside.

We'll keep track of how many games each team will be playing over the summer as and when they are announced, as well as keeping a running total of the miles each squad will rack up while crossing the globe before the start of the 2022-23 season.

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The Premier League champions are one of many European clubs who will be heading across the Atlantic to the U.S. this summer, with two exhibition games confirmed so far. City are scheduled to kick off their tour with a friendly against Liga MX side Club America in Texas before traipsing across the entire country to play Bayern Munich in Wisconsin at the home of the Green Bay Packers .

July 20: Manchester City vs. Club America (NRG Stadium, Houston) July 23: Manchester City vs. Bayern Munich (Lambeau Field, Green Bay)

Etihad Stadium to NRG Stadium: 4,719 miles NRG Stadium to Lambeau Field: 1,099 miles Lambeau Field to Etihad Stadium: 3,698 miles Total: 9,516 miles

Having finished runners-up to Real Madrid in the Champions League final and to Manchester City in the Premier League, Liverpool intend to dust themselves off and go again next month. The FA Cup and Carabao Cup holders kick off their preseason schedule with a heavyweight bout against Manchester United for the Bangkok Century Cup in the Thai capital. The Reds then fly to Singapore where they will also come up against Premier League opposition in the shape of Crystal Palace .

The second phase of Liverpool's preseason itinerary sees them return to Europe where they will face RB Leipzig and Red Bull Salzburg in quick succession before finishing their warm-up on home soil with a final friendly against French side Strasbourg .

July 12: Liverpool vs. Manchester United (Rajamangala Stadium, Bangkok) July 15: Liverpool vs. Crystal Palace (National Stadium, Singapore) July 21: Liverpool vs. RB Leipzig (Red Bull Arena, Leipzig) July 27: Liverpool vs. Red Bull Salzburg (Red Bull Arena, Salzburg) July 31: Liverpool vs. RC Strasbourg (Anfield)

Anfield to Rajamangala Stadium: 5,997 miles Rajamangala Stadium to Singapore National Stadium: 890 miles Singapore National Stadium to Red Bull Arena: 6,203 miles Red Bull Arena Leipzig to Red Bull Arena Salzburg: 244 miles Red Bull Arena Salzburg to Anfield: 799 miles Total: 14,133 miles

Chelsea and Arsenal's respective preseason schedules are intertwined, as both Premier League sides intend to take part in the Florida Cup Series: Clash of Nations. The FC Series involves a clutch of games staged across the U.S. that will unfold over the course of a week before culminating in a "grand final" between the Blues and the Gunners in order to ascertain the champions of the 2022 Florida Cup. Thomas Tuchel's side then fly back to Europe to play Udinese in Italy before returning home in order to finish off their preparations.

July 16: Chelsea vs. Club America (Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas) July 20: Chelsea vs. Charlotte FC (Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte) July 23 : Arsenal vs. Chelsea (Camping World Stadium, Orlando) July 29: Chelsea vs. Udinese (Stadio Friuli, Italy)

Stamford Bridge to Allegiant Stadium: 5,222 miles Allegiant Stadium to Bank of America Stadium: 1,933 miles Bank of America Stadium to Camping World Stadium: 464 miles Camping World Stadium to Stadio Friuli: 5,029 miles Stadio Friuli to Stamford Bridge: 715 miles Total: 13,363 miles

Tottenham first announced their plans to tour South Korea in February which seemed a natural choice given that the captains of the Korean men's and women's national teams ( Heung-Min Son and Cho So-Hyun ) both play for Spurs. The north London side will take part in the Coupang Play Series, which consists of two games three days apart. The first game is against a K League All-Star XI in Seoul and the second is against Spanish side Sevilla in the city of Suwon, which lies roughly 20 miles outside the nation's capital. After that, they briefly return to the U.K for a visit to Scottish giants Rangers , before jetting off back to Asia for a reunion with former boss Jose Mourinho and his Europa Conference League champions, AS Roma .

July 13: Tottenham vs. Team K League (Seoul World Cup Stadium) July 16: Tottenham vs. Sevilla (Suwon World Cup Stadium) July 23: Tottenham vs. Rangers (Ibrox, Glasgow) July 30: Tottenham vs. Roma (Sammy Ofer Stadium, Haifa)

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to Seoul World Cup Stadium: 5,491 miles Seoul World Cup Stadium to Suwon World Cup Stadium: 21 miles Suwon World Cup Stadium to Ibrox: 5,392 miles Ibrox to Sammy Ofer Stadium: 2,456 miles Sammy Ofer Stadium to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: 2,172 miles Total: 15,532 miles

The Gunners will kick things off with a trainign camp in Germany that culminates in a game against 2.Bundesliga side Nurnberg . As a precursor to their Florida Cup matches, Arsenal will be facing Premier League rivals Everton , who they beat 5-1 on the final day of last season. After playing Chelsea in Orlando, the Gunners will return home to host Sevilla in the annual Emirates Cup.

July 8: Arsenal vs. Nurnberg (Max-Morlock-Stadion, Nuremberg) July 16: Arsenal vs. Everton (M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore) July 20: Arsenal vs. Orlando City (Exploria Stadium, Orlando) July 23: Arsenal vs. Chelsea (Camping World Stadium, Orlando) July 30: Arsenal vs. Sevilla (Emirates Stadium, London)

Emirates Stadium to Max-Morlock-Stadion: 632 miles Max-Morlock-Stadion to M&T Bank Stadium: 4,140 miles M&T Bank Stadium to Exploria Stadium: 884 miles Exploria Stadium to Camping World Stadium: 0.5 miles Camping World Stadium to Emirates Stadium: 4,337 miles Total: 9,993.5 miles

Manchester United are taking their show on the road across both Asia and Australia this summer with a blockbuster tie against Liverpool in Bangkok before a run of back-to-back games in Melbourne. The Red Devils will then fly back to Europe in order to square off against Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid on neutral ground in Norway before Erik ten Hag faces more Spanish opposition for his first match at Old Trafford, in the form of Rayo Vallecano.

July 12: Manchester United vs. Liverpool in Century Cup (Rajamangala Stadium, Bangkok) July 15: Manchester United vs. Melbourne Victory (Melbourne Cricket Ground) July 19: Manchester United vs. Crystal Palace (Melbourne Cricket Ground) July 23: Manchester United vs. Aston Villa (Optus Stadium, Perth) July 30: Manchester United vs. Atletico Madrid, (Ullevaal Stadium, Oslo) July 31: Manchester United vs. Rayo Vallecano, (Old Trafford, Manchester)

Old Trafford to Rajamangala Stadium: 5,970 miles Rajamangala Stadium to Melbourne Cricket Ground: 4,574 miles Melbourne Cricket Ground to Optus Stadium: 1,691 miles) Optus Stadium to Ullevaal Stadium: 9,928 miles Ullevaal Stadium to Old Trafford: 665 miles Total: 22,828 miles

Real Madrid's U.S. tour begins with a showpiece Clasico duel against rivals Barcelona in Las Vegas, before the European champions move on to face Club America and Juventus . Once they return from their preseason tour, there is also the small matter of the UEFA Super Cup against Europa League winners Eintracht Frankfurt in Finland on Aug. 10, just two days before LaLiga begins its new season.

July 23: Real Madrid vs. Barcelona (Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas) July 26: Real Madrid vs. Club America (Oracle Park, San Francisco) July 30: Real Madrid vs. Juventus (Rose Bowl Stadium, Los Angeles)

Bernabeu Stadium to Allegiant Stadium: 5,591 miles Allegiant Stadium to Oracle Park: 415 miles Oracle Park to Rose Bowl Stadium: 1,175 miles Rose Bowl Stadium to Bernabeu Stadium: 5,805 miles Total: 12,986 miles

Barcelona have already clocked up some miles this summer, having flown to Australia right after the 2021-22 campaign ended for a one-off match against the A-League Men All-Stars, which they won 3-2. They'll be starting their preseason tour closer to home with a short trip within Catalonia to play lower-league UE Olot. After that, they will be visiting the U.S. in late July with a preseason tour that so far encompasses two games against MLS sides and another two against European giants.

Barca will be facing Real Madrid in a Las Vegas Clasico before taking on Juventus as part of the Soccer Champions Tour. Xavi's side were then due to take on Jose Mourinho's Roma in their traditional curtain-raiser, the Joan Gamer Trophy match. However the supposed friendly against Jose Mourinho's team has become anything but after the Italian club withdrew from the fixture at short notice. With friction between the two parties mounting, Barca issued a strongly-worded statement that appeared to threaten their opponents with legal action over pulling out of the game "without reason." The have since drafted in Liga MX club Pumas to play the fixtures instead.

July 13: Barcelona vs. UE Olot (Estadi Municipal d'Olot) July 19: Barcelona vs. Inter Miami (DRV PNK Stadium, Fort Lauderdale) July 23: Barcelona vs. Real Madrid (Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas) July 26: Barcelona vs. Juventus (Cotton Bowl Stadium, Dallas) July 30: Barcelona vs. New York Red Bulls (Red Bull Arena, New Jersey) Aug. 6: Barcelona vs. Pumas (Camp Nou, Barcelona)

Camp Nou to Estadi Municipal d'Olot: 71 miles Estadi Municipal d'Olot to DRV PNK Stadium: 4,685 miles DRV PNK Stadium to Allegiant Stadium: 2,176 miles Allegiant Stadium to Cotton Bowl Stadium: 1,224 miles Cotton Bowl Stadium to Red Bull Arena: 1,537 miles Red Bull Arena to Camp Nou: 3,835 miles Total: 13,528 miles

Atletico Madrid will start their preseason schedule by facing third-tier CD Numancia, in what has become an annual meeting between the two sides in memory of former Atleti president Jesus Gil y Gil. Diego Simeone's side then travel to Norway in order to face Manchester United three days later. The game is a repeat of last season's Champions League round-of-16 clash (which Atletico won 2-1 on aggregate), albeit with slightly lower stakes this time round.

Atleti will then fly back from Scandinavia to the south coast of Spain in order to take on fellow La Liga rivals Cadiz in the Ramon de Carranza Trophy.

July 27: Ateltico Madrid vs. Numancia (El Burgo de Osma) July 30: Atletico Madrid vs. Manchester United (Ullevaal Stadium, Oslo) Aug 4: Atletico Madrid vs. Cadiz (New Mirandilla, Cadiz)

Wanda Metropolitano to El Burgo de Osma: 85 miles El Burgo de Osma to Ullevaal Stadium: 1,399 miles Ullevaal Stadium to New Mirandilla: 1,796 miles New Mirandilla to Wanda Metropolitano: 308 miles Total: 3,588 miles

Bayern Munich are all set to take part in the Audi Summer Tour, which will take the Bavarian club across the U.S. for the fifth time since they first spent their preseason limbering up in the States in 2014. So far the tour consists of just two games taking place at enormous NFL stadiums but it's likely that more opponents and/or venues will be added in the weeks to come.

July 20: Bayern Munich vs. DC United (Audi Field, Washington D.C.) July 23: Bayern Munich vs. Manchester City (Lambeau Field, Green Bay)

Allianz Arena to Audi Field: 4,232 miles Audi Field to Lambeau Field: 692 miles Lambeau Field to Allianz Arena: 4,400 miles Total: 9,324 miles

Dortmund have added a plethora of pre-season dates to their schedule in recent weeks with new head coach Edin Terzic kicking off his tenure with a friendly against local side Luner SV who play in the Westfalenliga 1 (the sixth tier of German football).

The Bundesliga giants will then play Dynamo Dresden a few days later before taking on another third-tier outfit in SC Verl the following week. They then travel to Austria to undergo a rigoruous training camp that will also feature back to back exhibition games against Valencia and Villarreal .

July 5: Borussia Dortmund vs. Luner SV (Kampfbahn Schwansbell Stadion) July 9: Borussia Dortmund vs. Dynamo Dresden (Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion, Dresden) July 14: Borussia Dortmund vs. SC Verl (Sportclub-Arena, Verl) July 18: Borussia Dortmund vs. Valencia (Stadion Schnabelholz, Austria) July 22: Borussia Dortmund vs. Villarreal (Stadion Schnabelholz, Austria)

Signal Iduna Park to Schwansbell Stadion: 9 miles Schwansbell Stadion to Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion: 271 miles Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion to Sportclub-Arena: 233 miles Sportclub-Arena to Stadion Schnabelholz: 316 miles Stadion Schnabelholz to Signal Iduna Park: 302 miles Total: 1,131 miles

AC Milan's first match since ending their 11-year wait to become Serie A champions again will be against FC Koln in the Bundesliga club's 11th edition of the Telekom Cup.

The Rossoneri will then embark on a summer training camp in central Europe that will take in games against top-tier Hungarian and Austrian opposition in Zalaegerszegi TE and Wolfsberger AC, before departing for the south of France in order to finish off their preseason with a friendly against Marseille at the Stade Velodrome.

July 16: AC Milan vs. FC Koln (RheinEnergieSTADION, Cologne) July 23: AC Milan vs. Zalaegerszegi TE (ZTE Arena, Zalaegerszeg) July 27: AC Milan vs. Wolfsberger AC (Worthersee Stadion, Klagenfurt) July 31: AC Milan vs. Marseille (Stade Velodrome, Marseille)

San Siro to RheinEnergieSTADION: 514 miles RheinEnergieSTADION to ZTE Arena: 533 miles ZTE Arena to Worthersee Stadion: 123 miles Worthersee Stadion to Stade Velodrome: 491 miles Stade Velodrome to San Siro: 239 miles Total: 1,900 miles

Last season's runners-up have announced a busy summer schedule that includes exhibitions against a variety of teams from around Europe.

The first fixture on Inter's tour is their traditional annual friendly against Swiss side Lugano followed by successive games against French opposition in AS Monaco , Lens and Lyon . The Nerazzurri will then square off against Spanish side Villarreal in their final preseason game on the weekend before the new Serie A season kicks off on Aug. 13.

July 12: Inter vs. Lugano (Cornaredo Stadium, Lugano) July 16: Inter vs. Monaco (Stadio Paolo Mazza, Ferrara) July 23: Inter vs Lens (Stade Bollaert-Delelis, Lens) July 30: Inter vs. Lyon (Orogel Stadium, Cesena) Aug 6: Inter vs Villarreal (Stadio Adriatico, Pescara)

San Siro to Cornaredo Stadium: 39 miles Cornaredo Stadium to Stadio Paolo Mazza: 152 miles Stadio Paolo Mazza to Stade Bollaert-Delelis: 561 miles Stade Bollaert-Delelis to Orogel Stadium: 620 miles Orogel Stadium to Stadio Adriatico: 154 miles Stadio Adriatico to San Siro: 328 miles Total: 1,854 miles

Juve have a trio of U.S.-based exhibition games in the books as part of the Soccer Champions Tour. They kick off against Chivas in Las Vegas before heading off to Dallas to face Barcelona and then back out west to Pasadena for a meeting with Real Madrid

July 22: Juventus vs. Chivas, Allegiant Stadium (Las Vegas) July 26: Juventus vs. Barcelona, Cotton Bowl Stadium (Dallas) July 30: Juventus vs. Real Madrid, Rose Bowl Stadium (Pasadena)

Allianz Stadium to Allegiant Stadium: 5,783 miles Allegiant Stadium to Cotton Bowl Stadium: 1,224 miles Cotton Bowl Stadium to Rose Bowl Stadium: 1,439 miles Rose Bowl Stadium to Allianz Stadium: 5,997 miles Total: 14,443 miles

PSG have booked in a preseason tour of Japan with a tripleheader of matches against J1 League sides Kawasaki Frontale , Urawa Red Diamonds , and Gamba Osaka taking place in late July.

July 20: PSG vs. Kawasaki Frontale (Japan National Stadium, Tokyo) July 23: PSG vs. Urawa Red Diamonds (Saitama Stadium 2002, Saitama) July 25: PSG vs. Gamba Osaka (Panasonic Stadium Suita, Osaka)

Parc des Princes to Japan National Stadium: 6,036 miles Japan National Stadium to Saitama Stadium: 16 miles Saitama Stadium to Panasonic Stadium: 247 miles Panasonic Stadium to Parc des Princes: 5,980 miles Total: 12,279 miles

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Just over a month on from securing a historic Treble with the 1-0 Champions League victory over Inter in Istanbul, the first team will be back at the City Football Academy.

New signing Mateo Kovacic is among the players expected back on Monday morning to begin preparations for the new season.

The squad will spend two days in Manchester before heading off on the pre-season tour of Japan and South Korea on Wednesday 19 July.

City head to Tokyo first where we will face Yokohama F Marinos at 11:00 (UK) on Sunday 23 July and Bayern Munich at 11:30 (UK) on Wednesday 26 July.

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After a week in Japan, we head to South Korean capital Seoul where we play Atletico Madrid at 12:00 (UK) on Sunday 30 July.

We then return to the UK ahead of the Community Shield game with Premier League runners-up Arsenal at 16:00 (UK) on Sunday 6 August, less than a week before our title defence begins. 

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July 27: Arsenal vs Man Utd - SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles (kick-off 1am July 28 UK time) July 31: Arsenal vs Liverpool - Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, kick-off 7pm local time (12.30am August 1 UK time)

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Aston Villa

July 17: Aston Villa vs Walsall - Bescot Stadium, kick-off 7.30pm July 27: Aston Villa vs Columbus Crew - Lower.com Field, Ohio, kick-off 8pm local time (1am July 28 UK time) July 31: Aston Villa vs RB Leipzig - Red Bull Arena, New Jersey, kick-off 8pm local time (1am August 1 UK time) August 3: Aston Villa vs Club America - Soldier Field, Chicago, kick-off 4.30pm local time (10.30pm UK time) August 10: Aston Villa vs Borussia Dortmund - Signal Iduna Park, Dortmund, kick-off 4pm UK time

August 3 : Brentford vs Watford - Vicarage Road, kick-off 3pm August 9 : Brentford vs Wolfsburg - Gtech Community Stadium, kick-off 7.45pm

July 24: Kashima Antlers vs Brighton - National Stadium, Tokyo, kick-off 11am UK time July 28: Tokyo Verdy vs Brighton - National Stadium, Tokyo, kick-off 10.30am UK time August 3: QPR vs Brighton - Loftus Road, kick-off 3pm

July 24: Chelsea vs Wrexham - Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara July 27: Chelsea vs Celtic - Notre Dame Stadium, Indiana July 31: Chelsea vs Club America - Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta August 3: Chelsea vs Man City - Ohio Stadium, Columbus August 6: Chelsea vs Real Madrid - Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte

Crystal Palace

July 31: Crystal Palace vs Wolves - Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Maryland, kick-off 8pm local time (1am August 1 UK time) August 3: Crystal Palace vs West Ham - Raymond James Stadium, Florida, kick-off 7pm local time (12am August 4 UK time)

August 10: Hoffenheim vs Fulham - PreZero Arena, Germany, kick-off 4pm UK time

July 27: Ipswich vs Fortuna Dusseldorf - Portman Road, 3pm

July 27: Liverpool vs Real Betis - Acrisure Stadium, Pittsburgh, kick-off 12.30am UK time July 31: Liverpool vs Arsenal - Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, kick-off 7pm local time (12.30am August 1 UK time) August 3: Liverpool vs Man Utd - Brice Stadium, South Carolina, kick-off 12.30am August 4 UK time

July 23: Man City vs Celtic - Kenan Stadium, Chapel Hill, N.C. July 27: Man City vs AC Milan - Yankee Stadium, New York July 30: Man City vs Barcelona - Camping World Stadium, Orlando August 3: Man City vs Chelsea - Ohio Stadium, Columbus

July 15: Man Utd vs Rosenborg - Lerkendal Stadion, Trondheim, kick-off 5pm UK time July 20: Man Utd vs Rangers - Scottish Gas Murrayfield, Edinburgh - kick-off 4pm July 27: Man Utd vs Arsenal - SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles, kick-off 1am July 28 UK time July 31: Man Utd vs Real Betis - Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego, kick-off 5am August 1 UK time August 3 : Man Utd vs Liverpool - Brice Stadium, South Carolina, kick-off 12.30am August 4 UK time

May 22: Newcastle 1-1 Tottenham (Newcastle won 5-4 on penalties) - MCG, Melbourne May 24: A-League All Stars 8-0 Newcastle - MCG, Melbourne July 31: Newcastle vs Urawa Red Diamonds - Saitama Stadium, Saitama, kick-off 7.30pm local time (11.30am UK time) August 3: Newcastle vs Yokohama F. Marinos - National Stadium, Tokyo, kick-off 7pm local time (1pm UK time)

May 22: Newcastle 1-1 Tottenham (Newcastle won 5-4 on penalties) - MCG, Melbourne July 20: QPR vs Tottenham - Loftus Road, kick-off 3pm July 27: Tottenham vs Vissel Kobe - National Stadium, Tokyo August 3: Tottenham vs Bayern Munich - Seoul World Cup Stadium, South Korea August 10: Tottenham vs Bayern Munich - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, kick-off 5.30pm

July 27: West Ham vs Wolves - EverBank Stadium, Florida, kick-off 7pm local time (12am July 28 UK time) August 3: West Ham vs Crystal Palace - Raymond James Stadium, Florida, kick-off 7pm local time (12am August 4 UK time)

July 27: Wolves vs West Ham - EverBank Stadium, Florida, kick-off 7pm local time (12am July 28 UK time) July 31: Wolves vs Crystal Palace - Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Maryland, kick-off 8pm local time (1am August 1 UK time)

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When are the 2024/25 Premier League fixtures released?

The Premier League fixtures - all 380 of them - will be released at 9am on Tuesday June 18 .

Last year, Sky Sports confirmed its opening weekend picks for live coverage at the same time.

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From 2025, Sky Sports will broadcast a record minimum of 215 Premier League matches a season after finalising a new four-year agreement.

Throughout the 2024/25 season, you can watch Premier League match highlights for free - without being a Sky Sports subscriber.

You'll find highlights from every Premier League game in the Score Centre, as well as on the Sky Sports website and Sky Sports app shortly after full-time , or from 5.15pm for midday Saturday kick-offs. You can also watch them on the Sky Sports Football YouTube channel.

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Augsburg announce South Africa summer training camp

Augsburg will travel to South Africa for a 10-day training camp as part of their preparations for the 2024/25 Bundesliga campaign, the club have confirmed.

Die Fuggerstädter will be based in the eastern province of Mpumalanga from 18 to 28 July. As well working on their fitness ahead of the new season, Jess Thorup's team will take part in the Mpumalanga Premier’s International Tournament and visit Kruger National Park. The trip marks Augsburg 's first pre-season training camp outside of Europe.

"We're really looking forward to the upcoming trip to South Africa. It will be a valuable and enriching experience for the entire team," said Augsburg managing director Michael Ströll. "We'd also like to contribute to representing the Bundesliga abroad and raising its global profile with our stay in South Africa."

Augsburg, who finished 11th in the recently ended season, are one of four Bundesliga clubs to have announced pre-season trips overseas for the coming summer.

Bayern Munich are heading to South Korea ; Borussia Dortmund and VfB Stuttgart are bound for Japan; and RB Leipzig and Eintracht Frankfurt will visit the USA.

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These are the top 10 countries for travel and tourism

The US retains its prime position in the World Economic Forum's latest Travel & Tourism Development Index. Image:  Unsplash/EveLazco

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• Pent-up demand after the pandemic is expected to drive passenger numbers back up to pre-pandemic levels in 2024.
• The recovery of the travel and tourism sector since the pandemic has been uneven, however, and some nations are better placed than others to respond to the challenges and opportunities of the future.
• The top three best-placed countries for travel and tourism are the US, Spain and Japan, according to the World Economic Forum’s Travel & Tourism Development Index.

If you were desperate to get away after the restrictions and enforced staying at home of the pandemic years, you were far from alone.

Global international tourist arrivals are expected to meet pre-pandemic levels in 2024 driven by this pent-up demand. But, the recovery of the travel and tourism sector since the pandemic has not been without challenges. Add to that macroeconomic, geopolitical and environmental factors, which have added pressures on the industry.

These pressures will amplify and evolve over the coming years and, along with the growth of digital technologies and AI, may well force the travel industry to adapt.

Some economies are better placed than others to make these changes, respond to future risks and ensure that travel and tourism is a driver of economic growth and prosperity.

With this in mind, the World Economic Forum’s Travel & Tourism Development Index (TTDI) aims to serve as a benchmark for stakeholders to gauge progress, inform decisions and policies, and encourage sustainable and resilient growth.

A mixed recovery in challenging conditions

Europe dominates the top 10 economies for T&T, as ranked by the 2023 index, although the top spot is clinched by the US.

But the index also shows that while 71 of the 119 economies it ranks improved their scores between 2019 and 2023, the average improvement is just 0.7% above pre-pandemic levels.

On the one hand, the rebound in travel and tourism has coincided with rising global air route capacity and connectivity, improved international openness, and increased investment in natural and cultural resources driving tourism. On the other hand, non-leisure demand is still lagging, there are ongoing labour shortages, and air route capacity and connectivity, capital investment and productivity have struggled to keep pace with demand.

This has created a supply and demand imbalance which, along with inflationary pressures, has led to reduced price competitiveness and service disruptions.

Europe and Asia-Pacific have the most favourable conditions

Of the top 30 TTDI scorers in 2023, 26 are high-income countries. Nineteen of them are based in Europe, and seven in Asia Pacific.

These countries benefit from favourable business environments and labour markets, open travel policies, advanced technology adoption, excellent transport and tourism infrastructure, and rich natural, cultural and non-leisure attractions.

As a result, this group of 30 accounted for more than three-quarters of T&T industry GDP in 2022, and 70% of GDP growth between 2020 and 2022.

But although this group is leading the way, many of the above-average improvements in scores come from low- to upper-middle-income countries, including sub-Saharan and North Africa, Eurasia, South America, South Asia, and the Balkans and Eastern Europe.

While many have shown improvements, these less affluent countries still make up the vast majority of below-average scorers in the index. More investment is needed to help increase their share of the market and improve their readiness for future risks and opportunities.

Progress needed on resilience and equality

The ability of the travel and tourism sector to grow is limited by challenges like tight labour markets, growing fiscal constraints and concerns around health and security conditions. Labour market resilience will be an increasingly important factor for the sector, but issues like equality of job opportunities, workers’ rights and social protection are holding many economies – particularly low- and middle-income ones – back in this area.

As other sectors proceed to decarbonize, the aviation sector could account for a much higher share of global greenhouse gas emissions by mid-century than its 2%-3% share today.

Sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) can reduce the life-cycle carbon footprint of aviation fuel by up to 80%, but they currently make up less than 0.1% of total aviation fuel consumption. Enabling a shift from fossil fuels to SAFs will require a significant increase in production, which is a costly investment.

The Forum’s Clean Skies for Tomorrow (CST) Coalition is a global initiative driving the transition to sustainable aviation fuels as part of the aviation industry’s ambitious efforts to achieve carbon-neutral flying.

The coalition brings together government leaders, climate experts and CEOs from aviation, energy, finance and other sectors who agree on the urgent need to help the aviation industry reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.

The coalition aims to advance the commercial scale of viable production of sustainable low-carbon aviation fuels (bio and synthetic) for broad adoption in the industry by 2030. Initiatives include a mechanism for aggregating demand for carbon-neutral flying, a co-investment vehicle and geographically specific value-chain industry blueprints.

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Another major hurdle for the sector is balancing growth with sustainability. Although there has been broad progress in areas like energy sustainability, some progress – like the fall in emissions seen during the pandemic – is likely to only be temporary.

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