Football live: Pre-season updates, transfer news and Olympic football reaction
This weekend’s pre-season fixturespublished at 12:56 26 July
All times in BST
Liverpool are one of 17 Premier League clubs in action over the weekend, with only Brentford, Bournemouth and Fulham not playing.
Here is a full list of the weekend’s pre-season fixtures:
Friday, 26 July
Leicester v Palermo, SMH Group Stadium, Chesterfield (19:00)
Saturday, 27 July
Liverpool v Real Betis, Acrisure Stadium, Pittsburgh (00:30)
Nottingham Forest v Elche, Pinatar Arena, Murcia (10:00)
Montpellier v Southampton, behind closed doors in Spain (10:00)
Vissel Kobe v Tottenham, National Stadium in Tokyo (11:00)
Crawley v Crystal Palace, Broadfield Stadium (12:30)
Hull v Newcastle, MKM Stadium (14:00)
Salford City v Everton, Peninsula Stadium (15:00)
Ipswich v Fortuna Dusseldorf, Portman Road (15:00)
Chelsea v Celtic, Notre Dame Stadium, Indiana (21:00)
Manchester City v AC Milan, Yankee Stadium, New York, (23:00)
Sunday, 28 July
Wolves v West Ham, EverBank Stadium, Jacksonville (00:00)
Arsenal v Manchester United, SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles (01:00)
Columbus Crew v Aston Villa, Lower.com Field, Columbus (01:00)
Tokyo Verdy v Brighton, National Stadium, Tokyo (10:30)
- Click here for a full list of fixtures and results involving Premier League clubs in pre-season.
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