FIXTURES for the Premier League’s hectic Christmas and New Year period have been released with fans in for a treat.
The top-flight have confirmed the matches scheduled to be broadcast, which will be shared between Sky Sports, BT Sport and Amazon Prime Video.
Supporters should be braced for a feast of fantastic football with games from November 30 to January 3 coming thick and fast.
Manchester United will have eight of their games broadcast – the most out of any Premier League side.
Manchester City, Chelsea, Everton, Leeds, Newcastle, Brentford, Wolves and Brighton follow the Red Devils, with the eight clubs having seven of their matches televised.
Arsenal, Liverpool, Tottenham, West Ham, Watford, Aston Villa, Crystal Palace and Leicester all have six games which be will broadcast.
Burnley and Norwich have five games to be shown, while Southampton have just four of their fixtures selected.
The first major blockbuster clash to be broadcast will be the Merseyside derby at Goodison Park at 8.15pm on December 1, with Amazon showing the match.
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Just a day later Amazon have the rights to the battle between Manchester United and Arsenal at Old Trafford, along with Tottenham vs Brentford in North London.
West Ham’s match against Chelsea at the London Stadium on December 4 will be shown on BT Sport, with Sky having Watford’s home tie against Manchester City later that day.
Sky will also broadcast the 4.30pm heavyweight fixture between Spurs and Liverpool on December 19.
There will be three televised matches on Boxing Day: Liverpool vs Leeds (BT Sport), Aston Villa vs Chelsea (Sky Sports) and Brighton vs Brentford (Sky Sports).
And Amazon will be showing six matches on Tuesday, December 28, including Leicester’s game against Liverpool at the King Power Stadium.
Prem games on TV (November 30-January 3)
Tuesday 30 November
19:30 Newcastle v Norwich (Amazon Prime)
20:15 Leeds v Crystal Palace (Amazon Prime)
Wednesday 1 December
19:30 Southampton v Leicester (Amazon Prime)
19:30 Watford v Chelsea (Amazon Prime)
19:30 West Ham v Brighton (Amazon Prime)
19:30 Wolves v Burnley (Amazon Prime)
20:15 Aston Villa v Man City (Amazon Prime)
20:15 Everton v Liverpool (Amazon Prime)
Thursday 2 December
19:30 Spurs v Brentford (Amazon Prime)
20:15 Man Utd v Arsenal (Amazon Prime)
Saturday 4 December
12:30 West Ham v Chelsea (BT Sport)
17:30 Watford v Man City (Sky Sports)
Sunday 5 December
16:30 Aston Villa v Leicester (Sky Sports)
Monday 6 December
20:00 Everton v Arsenal (Sky Sports)
Friday 10 December
20:00 Brentford v Watford (Sky Sports)
Saturday 11 December
12:30 Man City v Wolves (BT Sport)
17:30 Norwich v Man Utd (Sky Sports)
Sunday 12 December
14:00 Leicester v Newcastle (Sky Sports)
16:30 Crystal Palace v Everton (Sky Sports)
Tuesday 14 December
19:30 Brentford v Man Utd (BT Sport)
19:45 Norwich v Aston Villa (BT Sport)
20:00 Man City v Leeds (BT Sport)
Wednesday 15 December
19:30 Brighton v Wolves (BT Sport)
19:30 Burnley v Watford (BT Sport)
19:30 Crystal Palace v Southampton (BT Sport)
19:45 Chelsea v Everton (BT Sport)
20:00 Arsenal v West Ham (BT Sport)
Thursday 16 December
19:30 Leicester v Spurs (BT Sport)
20:00 Liverpool v Newcastle (BT Sport)
Saturday 18 December
12:30 Man Utd v Brighton (BT Sport)
17:30 Leeds v Arsenal (Sky Sports)
Sunday 19 December
14:00 Newcastle v Man City (Sky Sports)
16:30 Spurs v Liverpool (Sky Sports)
Monday 20 December
20:00 Everton v Leicester (Sky Sports)
Sunday 26 December
12:30 Liverpool v Leeds (BT Sport)
17:30 Aston Villa v Chelsea (Sky Sports)
20:00 Brighton v Brentford (Sky Sports)
Monday 27 December
20:00 Newcastle v Man Utd (Sky Sports)
Tuesday 28 December
12:30 Arsenal v Wolves (Amazon Prime)
15:00 Southampton v Spurs (Amazon Prime)
15:00 Crystal Palace v Norwich (Amazon Prime)
15:00 Watford v West Ham (Amazon Prime)
17:30 Leeds v Aston Villa (Amazon Prime)
20:00 Leicester v Liverpool (Amazon Prime)
Wednesday 29 December
19:30 Chelsea v Brighton (Amazon Prime)
20:15 Brentford v Man City (Amazon Prime)
Thursday 30 December
19:30 Everton v Newcastle (Amazon Prime)
20:15 Man Utd v Burnley (Amazon Prime)
Saturday 1 January
12:30 Arsenal v Man City (BT Sport)
17:30 Crystal Palace v West Ham (Sky Sports)
Sunday 2 January
14:00 Brentford v Aston Villa (Sky Sports)
16:30 Chelsea v Liverpool (Sky Sports)
Monday 3 January
17:30 Man Utd v Wolves (Sky Sports)
Arsenal’s New Year’s Day clash against Manchester City has been picked up by BT Sport, with Sky showing Crystal Palace’s match against West Ham later in the day.
Chelsea’s clash against Liverpool at Stamford Bridge on January 2 will be shown on Sky.
The busy broadcast schedule for the Christmas and New Year period ends with Manchester United taking on Wolves at Old Trafford on January 3, with Sky to also show that encounter.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
