League One winners Plymouth Argyle will play Huddersfield the following day with Leicester, returning to the second tier for the first time since 2014, at home to last year's Championship play-off runners-up Coventry on August 6th.
Leeds will face Cardiff at Elland Road on the same day with Ipswich, fresh after promotion from League One, travelling to Sunderland in the later kick-off.
Cardiff and Swansea will renew rivalries in the South Wales derby on September 16th and March 16th, with Leeds and Huddersfield contesting the Yorkshire derby on October 28th and March 2nd.
Norwich and Ipswich face each other on December 16th and April 6th.
The final day of the season will see all teams kick off simultaneously at 3pm on May 4th, with the play-off semi-finals to follow. The play-off final will take place at Wembley Stadium on May 26th.
See all the Championship fixtures and your club-by-club here.
League One
All 24 teams will kick off on August 5th with Wigan, who finished bottom of the Championship last season, away to Derby.
Reading will start life in the third-tier of English football at home to Peterborough United, who lost to Sheffield Wednesday in the play-offs.
Blackpool will play Burton Albion at Bloomfield Road with Leyton Orient travelling to Charlton Athletic.
In the other stand-out fixtures, newly-promoted Carlisle United face Fleetwood at Brunton Park with Stevenage against former League Two rivals Northampton at Sixfields.
The last round of fixtures in League One will take place a week before the Championship on April 27th, with the play-off final at Wembley Stadium scheduled for May 18th.
See all the League One fixtures and your club-by-club here.
League Two
The League Two season will get underway on August 5th with all 24 teams set to play.
Hollywood-owned Wrexham re-start life in the football league after a 15-year absence against MK Dons at the Racecourse Ground, with newly-promoted Notts County at Sutton United.
Elsewhere, last season's beaten play-off finalists Stockport take on Gillingham at home.
All action will conclude in League Two on April 27th. Wembley Stadium will host the League Two play-off final on May 19th.
