Burnley will kick off their 2022/23 Sky Bet Championship season with a Friday night trip across the Pennines to face Huddersfield Town on the 29th July at the John Smith’s Stadium.
The Clarets' first home league game will follow eight days later when Vincent Kompany’s side welcome last season Play-Off semi-finalists Luton Town at Turf Moor on Saturday 6th August.
The first of eight North West derbies begin on Saturday 20th August, as the Clarets host Blackpool, before a trip to Wigan Athletic the following weekend on Saturday 27th August.
In September, Burnley will visit Preston North End on Tuesday 13th September, with a busy schedule following in October with seven games before Burnley host Blackburn Rovers on Saturday 12th November. The East Lancashire derby will be the final game before a four-week break in play due to the 2022 World Cup.
The Clarets will resume their Championship campaign on Saturday 10th December with a trip to Queens Park Rangers, before hosting Middlesbrough on Saturday 17th December.
Over the festive period, Kompany’s men play at home to Birmingham City on Boxing Day, with trips to Stoke City on Thursday 29th December and Swansea City on New Year’s Day.
The second half of the derby fixtures begin In February, as Preston North End travel to Turf Moor on Saturday 11th, with away trips to Blackpool and Blackburn Rovers in March, on Saturday 4th and Saturday 18th respectively.
Burnley will conclude their season with a last away game of the season at Bristol City on Saturday 29th April, before hosting Cardiff City on Saturday 6th May in the final day of the 2022/23 campaign.
A full list is below of Burnley’s 2022/23 Championship fixtures…
Fri 29th July – Huddersfield Town A
Sat 6th Aug – Luton Town H
Sat 13th Aug – Watford A
Tue 16th Aug – Hull City H
Sat 20th Aug – Blackpool H
Sat 27th Aug – Wigan Athletic A
Tues 30th Aug – Millwall H
Sat 3rd Sept – West Bromwich Albion A
Sat 10th Sept – Norwich City H
Tue 13th Sept – Preston North End A
Sat 17th Sept – Bristol City H
Sat 1st Oct – Cardiff City A
Wed 5th Oct – Stoke City H
Sat 8th Oct – Coventry City A
Sat 15th Oct – Swansea City H
Wed 19th Oct – Birmingham City A
Sat 22nd Oct – Sunderland A
Sat 29th Oct – Reading H
Wed 2nd Nov – Rotherham United H
Sat 5th Nov – Sheffield United A
Sat 12th Nov – Blackburn Rovers H
Qatar 2022 World Cup Break
Sat 10th Dec – QPR A
Sat 17th Dec – Middlesbrough H
Mon 26th Dec – Birmingham City H
Thurs 29th Dec – Stoke City A
Sun 1st Jan – Swansea City A
Sat 14th Jan – Coventry City H
Sat 21st Jan – West Bromwich Albion H
Sat 28th Jan – Millwall A
Sat 4th Feb – Norwich A
Sat 11th Feb – Preston North End H
Tue 14th Feb – Watford H
Sat 18th Feb – Luton Town A
Sat 25th Feb – Huddersfield Town H
Sat 4th Mar – Blackpool A
Sat 11th Mar – Wigan Athletic H
Wed 15th Mar – Hull City A
Sat 18th Mar – Blackburn Rovers A
Sat 1st Apr – Sunderland H
Fri 7th Apr – Middlesbrough A
Mon 10th Apr – Sheffield United H
Sat 15th Apr – Reading A
Tue 18th Apr – Rotherham United A
Sat 22nd Apr – QPR H
Sat Apr 29th – Bristol City A
Sat 6th May – Cardiff City H
All fixtures are subject to change.