St George’s will start their defence of the Canada Life Premier League title at St John’s when the new season starts on September 2.
The fixture at Mullen-e-Cloie will mark the the Johnners’ first under the club’s new management team of Rick Holden and Jon Hallworth.
Holden’s former club Peel start with a tasty-looking trip to Old Firm rivals Rushen United.
Douglas Royal mark their return to the top-flight with a home game against Ramsey, while fellow promoted side Braddan travel to Paul Callow’s Laxey.
Corinthians, who play Geordies in the Eric Fletcher Charity Shield on August 27, start their campaign away at Douglas Athletic.
St Mary’s host Colby in the CLPL’s other opening weekend fixture.
After suffering relegation from the top flight last season, Ayre United begin life back in JCK Division Two away at Michael United.
Fellow relegated side Union Mills host Marown in a derby of sorts at Garey Mooar.
Elsewhere Foxdale kick-off their campaign at Douglas and District, while Castletown travel to Tromode and Gymns.
Pulrose United make the trip north to RYCOB while at the other end of the island, Malew host Governor’s Athletic at Clagh Vane.
The first mid-week games of the season follow only a few days later with games on September 5 and 6.
Saturday, September 2
2.30pm kick-offs
Canada Life Premier League
Douglas Athletic v Corinthians
Douglas Royal v Ramsey
Laxey v Braddan
Rushen United v Peel
St John’s Utd v St George’s
St Mary’s v Colby
JCK Division Two
Douglas & District v Foxdale
Gymnasium v Castletown
Malew v Governor’s Athletic
Michael United v Ayre United
RYCOB v Pulrose United
Union Mills v Marown
Canada Life Combination One
Braddan v Laxey
Colby v St Mary’s
Corinthians v Douglas Athletic
Peel v Rushen United
Ramsey v Douglas Royal
St George’s v St John’s Utd
JCK Combination Two
Ayre United v Michael United
Castletown v Gymnasium
Foxdale v Douglas & District
Governor’s Athletic v Malew
Marown v Union Mills
Pulrose United v RYCOB
l St George’s AGM takes place at Glencrutchery Road on July 27, starting at 6.30pm.




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