Luton Town will kick off their first Premier League campaign with an away match at the AMEX Stadium against Europa League side Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday, August 12.

The first top-flight fixture at Kenilworth Road since 1992 will be the following weekend against a fellow promoted side, Championship champions Burnley.

On the weekend of Saturday August 26, the Hatters travel to Stamford Bridge to play Chelsea, who have appointed Mauricio Pochettino as their new head coach.

Rob Edwards' Hatters will then enter the Carabao Cup in the Second Round the following midweek before hosting Europa Conference League winners West Ham United at The Kenny on the weekend of Saturday September 2.

After the September international break, Luton Town make the short south to Fulham on Saturday, September 16 before hosting Wolverhampton Wanderers the following weekend.

A trip to Merseyside is next as Town travel to Everton on Saturday, September 30 before Luton host Spurs on Saturday, October 7 before another international break.

Two of England's powerhouses then play Town, with the Hatters hosting Jürgen Klopp's Liverpool on Saturday, November 4 before travelling to Old Trafford, to face Manchester United on the weekend of Saturday, November 11.

Luton's first scheduled midweek fixture under the lights at The Kenny will be against last season's runners-up Arsenal on Tuesday, December 5, followed by Town hosting the treble winners Manchester City on the following Saturday.

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