The Europa League winners then host 2016 domestic champions Leicester City, now under Brendan Rodgers, after taking part in the UEFA Super Cup against Liverpool before a trip to newly promoted Norwich City.
London rivals Tottenham host the Blues the weekend before Christmas while back-to-back home games in February against United and Spurs could be pivotal.
Chelsea’s final away match sees them take on Liverpool on May 9.
Chelsea’s 2019-20 fixtures in full (all times local):
August 11, Manchester United v Chelsea (16:30)August 17, Chelsea v Leicester City (15:00)August 24, Norwich City v Chelsea (15:00August 31, Chelsea v Sheffield United (15:00)September 14, Wolves v Chelsea (15:00)September 21, Chelsea v Liverpool (15:00)September 28, Chelsea v Brighton (15:00)October 5, Southampton v Chelsea (15:00)October 19, Chelsea v Newcastle United (15:00)October 26, Burnley v Chelsea (15:00)November 2, Watford v Chelsea (15:00)November 9, Chelsea v Crystal Palace (15:00)November 23, Manchester City v Chelsea (15:00)November 30, Chelsea v West Ham United (15:00)December 4, Chelsea v Aston Villa (19:45)December 7, Everton v Chelsea (15:00)December 14, Chelsea v Bournemouth (15:00)December 21, Tottenham v Chelsea (15:00)December 26, Chelsea v Southampton (15:00)December 28, Arsenal v Chelsea (15:00)January 1, Brighton and Hove Albion v Chelsea (15:00)January 11, Chelsea v Burnley (15:00)January 18, Newcastle United v Chelsea (15:00)January 22, Chelsea v Arsenal (19:45)February 1, Leicester City v Chelsea (15:00)February 8, Chelsea v Manchester United (15:00)February 22, Chelsea v Tottenham (15:00)February 29, Bournemouth v Chelsea (15:00)March 7, Chelsea v Everton (15:00)March 14, Aston Villa v Chelsea (15:00)March 21, Chelsea v Manchester City (15:00)April 4, West Ham v Chelsea (15:00)April 11, Chelsea v Watford (15:00)April 18, Crystal Palace v Chelsea (15:00)April 25, Sheffield United v Chelsea (15:00)May 2, Chelsea v Norwich City (15:00)May 9, Liverpool v Chelsea (15:00)May 17, Chelsea v Wolves (15:00)
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