Swansea City will kick off their 2022-2023 EFL Championship season at newly promoted Rotherham on 30 July.
The Swans first home game of the campaign will be against Blackburn Rovers, who visit south Wales on 6 August.
Of the sides relegated from the Premier League, Watford will be the first side the Swans will meet, when they travel to Vicarage Road on Wednesday, 5 October.
The Swans will then come face to face with Connor Roberts’ Burnley at Turf Moor on Saturday, 15 October 15.
Cardiff City are then the visitors to the Swansea dot com stadium a week later on 22 October, with the return fixture on 1 April, with the Swans looking for a repeat of the historic south Wales derby double which they achieved last season.
The last game before the mid-season break for the FIFA World Cup in Qatar is on Saturday, November 12, with a trip to last season’s Play-Off Finalists Huddersfield Town.
The first fixture after the break, will be the visit of relegated Norwich City to south Wales on 10 December.
The Christmas and New Years’ fixtures have been kind to the Swans this season, with two home games over the festive period, starting with the relatively short trip to Reading on Boxing Day, followed by the visit of Watford to the Swansea dot com on 29 December and then Burnley on 1 January.
The Swans last away fixture will be at Hull City on 29 April, with Russell Martin’s team finishing their season at home to West Bromwich Albion on 6 May.
The full fixture list, which is subject to change due to TV coverage selections is below:
JULY
Saturday, July 30 – Rotherham United (A)
AUGUST
Saturday, August 6 – Blackburn Rovers (H)
Saturday, August 13 – Blackpool (A)
Tuesday, August 16 – Millwall (H)
Saturday, August 20 – Luton Town (H)
Saturday, August 27 – Middlesbrough (A)
Saturday, August 31 – Stoke City (A)
SEPTEMBER
Saturday, September 3 – Queens Park Rangers (H)
Saturday, September 10 – Birmingham City (A)
Tuesday, September 13 – Sheffield United (H)
Saturday, September 17 – Hull City (H)
OCTOBER
Saturday, October 1 – West Bromwich Albion (A)
Wednesday, October 5 – Watford (A)
Saturday, October 8 – Sunderland (H)
Saturday, October 15 – Burnley (A)
Tuesday, October 18 – Reading (H)
Saturday, October 22 – Cardiff City (H)
Saturday, October 29 – Bristol City (A)
NOVEMBER
Tuesday, November 1 – Preston North End (A)
Saturday November 5 – Wigan Athletic (H)
Saturday, November 12 – Huddersfield Town (A)
FIFA World Cup 2022 Mid-Season Break
DECEMBER
Saturday, December 10 – Norwich City (H)
Saturday, December 17 – Coventry City (A)
Monday, December 26 – Reading (A)
Thursday, December 29 – Watford (H)
JANUARY
Sunday, January 1 – Burnley (H)
Saturday, January 14 – Sunderland (A)
Saturday, January 21 – Queens Park Rangers (A)
Saturday, January 28 – Stoke City (H)
FEBRUARY
Saturday, February 4 – Birmingham City (H)
Saturday, February 11 – Sheffield United (A)
Wednesday, February 15 – Blackpool (H)
Saturday, February 18 – Blackburn Rovers (A)
Saturday, February 25 – Rotherham United (H)
MARCH
Saturday, March 4 – Luton Town (A)
Saturday, March 11 – Middlesbrough (H)
Tuesday, March 14 – Millwall (A)
Saturday, March 18 – Bristol City (H)
APRIL
Saturday, April 1 – Cardiff City (A)
Friday, April 7 – Coventry City (H)
Monday April 10 – Wigan Athletic (A)
Saturday, April 15 – Huddersfield Town (H)
Wednesday, April 19 – Preston North End (H)
Saturday, April 22 – Norwich City (A)
Saturday, April 29 – Hull City (A)
MAY
Saturday, May 6 – West Bromwich Albion (H)