Burnley U21s will start the 2026/27 Premier League 2 season away at Fulham on Friday 21st August.
The team’s first home game will see them welcome Reading to Lancashire seven days later.
Andy Farrell and his players have now learned their full schedule for the upcoming league season, with September featuring games against Nottingham Forest and Derby County.
After two more games in October, Manchester United will visit Burnley Training Centre on Sunday 8th November.
2026 will finish at home to Middlesbrough on Friday 18th December, with the new calendar year starting with Leicester City’s trip north on Friday 8th January.
Then come back-to-back lengthy away trips to Ipswich Town and Brentford, before home fixtures against Southampton and West Bromwich Albion.
Manchester City will be our opponents at the end of February, before an East Lancashire derby against Blackburn Rovers on Friday 19th March.
The regular league campaign will conclude with a trip to Stoke City on Friday 9th April, with the possibility of qualifying for the end-of season play-offs afterwards.
Burnley U21s’ 2026/27 Premier League 2 fixtures
Friday 21st August (7pm) – Fulham (A)
Friday 28th August (7pm) – Reading (H)
Monday 14th September (7pm) – Nottingham Forest (A)
Friday 18th September (7pm) – Derby County (H)
Saturday 17th October (1pm) – Aston Villa (H)
Friday 23rd October (7pm) – West Ham United (A)
Sunday 8th November (1pm) – Manchester United (H)
Monday 14th December (7pm) – Crystal Palace (A)
Friday 18th December (7pm) – Middlesbrough (H)
Friday 8th January (7pm) – Leicester City (H)
Saturday 16th January (3pm) – Ipswich Town (A)
Sunday 24th January (1pm) – Brentford (A)
Sunday 7th February (1pm) – Southampton (H)
Friday 12th February (7pm) – West Bromwich Albion (H)
Monday 22nd February (7pm) – Leeds United (A)
Friday 26th February (7pm) – Manchester City (H)
Saturday 6th March (1.30pm) – Brighton & Hove Albion (A)
Friday 12th March (7pm) – Chelsea (A)
Friday 19th March (1pm) – Blackburn Rovers (H)
Friday 9th April (7pm) – Stoke City (A)