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A handful of matches next season will also be staged at major stadiums, as has become customary for some Prem clubs in recent years.

Harlequins play their two annual ‘Big Game’ fixtures at the Allianz Stadium, starting against Northampton, with the Prem’s first-ever Monday night fixture on 28 December over the festive period.

They return to England’s home stadium to play Newcastle in round 15 in May.

Gloucester are hoping to return to Villa Park after playing an inaugural game in Birmingham last season, however the venue is still to be finalised.

If all goes ahead they will again play Leicester in round 12 for the Slater Cup on the weekend of 27 March, while Bristol host the Cherry and Whites at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium in a west country derby in round 13 three weeks later.

“There’s huge momentum behind the Gallagher Prem heading into the new season, following a third consecutive sold-out final, significant international investment in our clubs, record broadcast audiences and soaring interest from younger fans,” reported Simon Massie-Taylor, chief executive officer of Prem Rugby.

“And following a landmark agreement to change our operating model earlier this year, we are well on the way with our plans to expand the league by the 2029/30 season,” he added.

Opening weekend fixtures

Friday, 25 September

Harlequins v Bath (19:45 BST)

Northampton v Newcastle (19:45 BST)

Saturday, 26 September

Exeter v Gloucester (15:05 BST)

Sale v Bristol (17:30 BST)

Sunday, 27 September

Leicester v Saracens (15:00 BST)

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