Hearts Face Spurs in Europa and The All British Clash in Final Qualifying Round

There is an all British clash in the Europa League final qualifying round after Hearts were paired with Tottenham and the group stages beckon for the winners of the qualifying matches, but at least one of a British teams will definitely bow out and the hearts host

Harry Redknapp's Tottenham in a first leg on 18th August before the return leg at White Hart Lane 7 days later.Elsewhere, both Celtic and Stoke face trips to Switzerland as they were drawn to a play Sion and FC Thun, respectively and  the rangers drop into the Europa League after their UEFA Champions League defeat in midweek and they face another side who tasted defeat on Wednesday in a shape of Slovenia's Maribor.

Fulham's already lengthy Europa League journey continues as they face a tricky looking task against Ukraine's Dnipro and the championship side Birmingham come up against Portuguese opposition as they will take on Nacional over two legs and the irish side Shamrock Rovers look to have a daunting task on a hands as they will face Serbian giants Partizan Belgrade.

Premier League fixtures: West Brom first up for Manchester United will start the defence of their Premier League title

Arsenal begin with a match at Newcastle, while Chelsea, last season's runners-up, travel to Stoke and Liverpool host Sunderland and Swansea's 1st Premier League match for a Manchester City, while QPR open with a home clash against Bolton and Norwich, back in the top flight after six years, travel to Wigan.

The opening day for a Tottenham and Everton meet at White Hart Lane and Fulham and Aston Villa face each other at Craven Cottage of a Blackburn host Wolves and After facing West Brom, Manchester United play home games against Tottenham and Arsenal.

Arsenal Of the sides that finished in the top four last season, Arsenal's is perhaps the toughest start and the arsene Wenger's men follow up their opener at St James' Park with a home game against Liverpool before a trip to Old Trafford.

The game between Liverpool and Sunderland means Reds midfielder Jordan Henderson could get an immediate run-out against the team he signed from earlier this month in a £20m deal for the 17 September, Manchester United host Chelsea, with other big games coming thick and fast the following month.