The Premier League has confirmed its live games over the Christmas and New Year period following the winter World Cup.
England’s top flight will break after the weekend of November 12/13 to include the tournament in Qatar but will return on Boxing Day, with seven games live on Amazon Prime including Aston Villa vs Liverpool (kick-off 5.30pm) and the London derby at 8pm. between Arsenal and West Ham.
Nottingham Forest’s trip to Manchester United kicks off at 8pm on December 27, while Leeds face Manchester City at the same time the following day, before Liverpool host Leicester on December 30 in front of the Sky Sports cameras.
A live double header on New Year’s Day will see Wolves welcome Manchester United to Molineux, before Brighton host Arsenal.
Other matches selected for televising in the first week of January include Arsenal v Newcastle on January 3 and Manchester City’s trip to Chelsea on January 5. Further TV selections for January are yet to be confirmed.
The Premier League has also confirmed several revised kick-off dates and times for the start of 2023 to help the recovery times between rounds 18 and 19.
Live Premier League games over Christmas, New Year
12:30pm: Brentford vs Tottenham (Amazon Prime) Read also : MLB praises CBD sponsorship as an important change for sports leagues.
3pm: Crystal Palace v Fulham (Amazon Prime)
3pm: Everton vs Wolves (Amazon Prime)
3pm: Leicester v Newcastle (Amazon Prime)
3pm: Southampton vs Brighton (Amazon Prime)
5.30pm: Aston Villa v Liverpool (Amazon Prime)
8pm: Arsenal v West Ham (Amazon Prime)
5.30pm: Chelsea vs Bournemouth (Amazon Prime)
8pm: Manchester United v Nottingham Forest (Amazon Prime)
8pm: Leeds United v Manchester City (Amazon Prime)
8pm: Liverpool v Leicester (Sky Sports)
12.30pm: Wolves vs Manchester United (BT Sport)
5.30pm: Brighton vs Arsenal (Sky Sports)
2pm: Tottenham vs Aston Villa (Sky Sports)
4.30pm: Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea (Sky Sports)
5.30pm: Brentford vs Liverpool (Sky Sports)
8pm: Arsenal v Newcastle (Sky Sports)
8pm: Crystal Palace vs Tottenham (Sky Sports)
8pm: Chelsea v Manchester City (Sky Sports)
All confirmed live Premier League fixtures so far
8pm: West Ham v Bournemouth (Sky Sports) See the article : ‘Rocketry: The Nambi Effect’ for Premiere on Prime Video.
4.30pm: Tottenham v Newcastle United (Sky Sports)
12.30pm: Leicester City vs Manchester City (BT Sport)
5.30pm: Fulham vs Everton (Sky Sports)
7.45pm: Liverpool v Leeds United (Sky Sports)
4.15pm: Manchester United vs West Ham (Sky Sports)
5.30pm: Everton v Leicester (Sky Sports)
12pm: Chelsea vs Arsenal (BT Sport)
2pm: Southampton v Newcastle United (Sky Sports)
4.30pm: Tottenham vs Liverpool (Sky Sports)
12.30pm: Manchester City vs Brentford (BT Sport)
5.30pm: Newcastle vs Chelsea (Sky Sports)
7.45pm: Wolves v Arsenal (Sky Sports)
2pm: Brighton v Aston Villa (Sky Sports)
4.30pm: Fulham v Manchester United (Sky Sports)
12:30pm: Brentford vs Tottenham (Amazon Prime)
3pm: Crystal Palace v Fulham (Amazon Prime)
3pm: Everton vs Wolves (Amazon Prime)
3pm: Leicester v Newcastle (Amazon Prime)
3pm: Southampton vs Brighton (Amazon Prime)
5.30pm: Aston Villa v Liverpool (Amazon Prime)
8pm: Arsenal v West Ham (Amazon Prime)
5.30pm: Chelsea vs Bournemouth (Amazon Prime)
8pm: Manchester United v Nottingham Forest (Amazon Prime)
8pm: Leeds United v Manchester City (Amazon Prime)
8pm: Liverpool v Leicester (Sky Sports)
12.30pm: Wolves vs Manchester United (BT Sport)
5.30pm: Brighton vs Arsenal (Sky Sports)
2pm: Tottenham vs Aston Villa (Sky Sports)
4.30pm: Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea (Sky Sports)
5.30pm: Brentford vs Liverpool (Sky Sports)
8pm: Arsenal v Newcastle (Sky Sports)
8pm: Crystal Palace vs Tottenham (Sky Sports)
8pm: Chelsea v Manchester City (Sky Sports)
Other amended Premier League fixtures
8pm: Manchester United vs Bournemouth To see also : Center for Sports Broadcasting Courtesy Robin Roberts.
7.30pm: Southampton v Nottingham Forest
