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    Is Man Utd vs Burnley on TV? Stream FREE, TV channel, kick-off tim and team news for Premier League clash TONIGHT

    MANCHESTER UNITED host Burnley today just days after their draw at Newcastle.United had Boxing Day off this year but on the following day drew 1-1 with struggling Newcastle United at St James’ Park, while the Clarets have not played since December 12 because of Covid outbreaks in opposition camps.
    Ralf Rangnick’s Man Utd were held at Newcastle
    United themselves had 16 days off before the Newcastle draw and captain Harry Maguire said that the long break in December was part of the reason why the players under-performed.
    The England international told ManUtd.com: “No 16-day break in the middle of a football season is going to help you.
    “The training ground has been shut and half the lads playing today are recovering from the virus, so of course it’s not going to help us.
    “We’ve had people with symptoms, people without symptoms, it’s been a real mixed bag for everyone at the football club and it’s been a tough time.
    “But you can’t make excuses for sloppy passes and the opportunities that we had, especially in the first half.”

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    When is Man Utd vs Burnley?
    Man Utd vs Burnley takes place on Thursday, December 30.
    The match kicks off at 8.15pm.
    Old Trafford plays host.
    What is TV channel and live stream is Man Utd vs Burnley on?
    Man Utd vs Burnley will be broadcast live on Amazon Prime Video.
    And the games shown on Amazon Prime Video can be watched for free by grabbing a 30-day Amazon Prime trial.
    You can cancel at any time during the month-long trial and Amazon Prime Video is available to stream on your mobile, tablet, TV or games console.
    What is the team news?
    Bruno Fernandes is suspended for the match after picking up his fifth yellow card of the season at Newcastle.
    For the visitors, Ashley Barnes (thigh) and Connor Roberts (illness) are sidelined through Maxwel Cornet (muscle injury) has a chance of featuring.
    Sean Dyche’s Burnley haven’t played since December 12
    What are the odds?
    Man Utd to win: 4/11
    Draw: 4/1
    Burnley to win: 17/2
    (Odds via Betfair)
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    Is Chelsea vs Brighton on TV? Stream FREE, TV channel, kick-off time and team news for Premier League clash

    THE PREMIER League fixtures continue to roll in thick and fast with Chelsea hosting Brighton this week.The Blues got back to winning ways with a 3-1 victory at Aston Villa on Boxing Day, while Brighton beat Brentford 2-0.
    Ben Chilwell is a long-term absentee for Chelsea
    Though Chelsea have been dealt a massive injury blow with Ben Chilwell set to miss the rest of the season after undergoing knee surgery.
    The England international sustained a partial ACL tear after colliding with Adrien Rabiot in the 4-0 Champions League group win over Juventus.
    Boss Thomas Tuchel previously said the club would treat the injury ‘conservatively’.
    He said: “The decision is to treat it conservatively.
    “The next six weeks will tell the story if he makes it and will be fully available within this six weeks, or after the six weeks or needs surgery after that.
    “Now I only care about the six weeks. The first reaction of his body is very positive. Hopefully, it stays like this.
    “This is the decision after all the examinations and it is a very responsible decision, there is no rush in it and no pressure.

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    When is Chelsea vs Brighton?
    Chelsea vs Brighton takes place on Wednesday, December 29.
    The match kicks off at 7.30pm.
    Stamford Bridge plays host.
    What TV channel and live stream is Chelsea vs Brighton on?
    Chelsea vs Brighton will be broadcast live on Amazon Prime Video.
    And the games shown on Amazon Prime Video can be watched for free by grabbing a 30-day Amazon Prime trial.
    You can cancel at any time during the month-long trial and Amazon Prime Video is available to stream on your mobile, tablet, TV or games console.
    What are the odds?
    Chelsea to win: 2/5
    Draw: 15/4
    Brighton to win: 15/2
    (Odds via Betfair)
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    Is Man Utd vs Burnley on TV? Stream FREE, TV channel, kick-off time, team news for Premier League clash

    MANCHESTER UNITED host Burnley this week just days after their draw at Newcastle.United had Boxing Day off this year but on the following day drew 1-1 with struggling Newcastle United at St James’ Park, while the Clarets have not played since December 12 because of Covid outbreaks in opposition camps.
    Ralf Rangnick’s Man Utd were held at Newcastle
    United themselves had 16 days off before the Newcastle draw and captain Harry Maguire said that the long break in December was part of the reason why the players under-performed.
    The England international told ManUtd.com: “No 16-day break in the middle of a football season is going to help you.
    “The training ground has been shut and half the lads playing today are recovering from the virus, so of course it’s not going to help us.
    “We’ve had people with symptoms, people without symptoms, it’s been a real mixed bag for everyone at the football club and it’s been a tough time.
    “But you can’t make excuses for sloppy passes and the opportunities that we had, especially in the first half.”

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    When is Man Utd vs Burnley?
    Man Utd vs Burnley takes place on Thursday, December 30.
    The match kicks off at 8.15pm.
    Old Trafford plays host.
    What is TV channel and live stream is Man Utd vs Burnley on?
    Man Utd vs Burnley will be broadcast live on Amazon Prime Video.
    And the games shown on Amazon Prime Video can be watched for free by grabbing a 30-day Amazon Prime trial.
    You can cancel at any time during the month-long trial and Amazon Prime Video is available to stream on your mobile, tablet, TV or games console.
    What is the team news?
    Bruno Fernandes is suspended for the match after picking up his fifth yellow card of the season at Newcastle.
    For the visitors, Ashley Barnes (thigh) and Connor Roberts (illness) are sidelined through Maxwel Cornet (muscle injury) has a chance of featuring.
    Sean Dyche’s Burnley haven’t played since December 12
    What are the odds?
    Man Utd to win: 4/11
    Draw: 4/1
    Burnley to win: 17/2
    (Odds via Betfair)
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    Is Chelsea vs Brighton on TV? Stream FREE, TV channel, kick-off time, team news for Premier League clash

    THE PREMIER League fixtures continue to roll in thick and fast with Chelsea hosting Brighton this week.The Blues got back to winning ways with a 3-1 victory at Aston Villa on Boxing Day, while Brighton beat Brentford 2-0.
    Ben Chilwell is a long-term absentee for Chelsea
    Though Chelsea have been dealt a massive injury blow with Ben Chilwell set to miss the rest of the season after undergoing knee surgery.
    The England international sustained a partial ACL tear after colliding with Adrien Rabiot in the 4-0 Champions League group win over Juventus.
    Boss Thomas Tuchel previously said the club would treat the injury ‘conservatively’.
    He said: “The decision is to treat it conservatively.
    “The next six weeks will tell the story if he makes it and will be fully available within this six weeks, or after the six weeks or needs surgery after that.
    “Now I only care about the six weeks. The first reaction of his body is very positive. Hopefully, it stays like this.
    “This is the decision after all the examinations and it is a very responsible decision, there is no rush in it and no pressure.

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    When is Chelsea vs Brighton?
    Chelsea vs Brighton takes place on Wednesday, December 29.
    The match kicks off at 7.30pm.
    Stamford Bridge plays host.
    What TV channel and live stream is Chelsea vs Brighton on?
    Chelsea vs Brighton will be broadcast live on Amazon Prime Video.
    And the games shown on Amazon Prime Video can be watched for free by grabbing a 30-day Amazon Prime trial.
    You can cancel at any time during the month-long trial and Amazon Prime Video is available to stream on your mobile, tablet, TV or games console.
    What are the odds?
    Chelsea to win: 2/5
    Draw: 15/4
    Brighton to win: 15/2
    (Odds via Betfair)
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    Premier League fixtures on Amazon Prime Video: How to watch games FREE this week including Liverpool, Chelsea & Man Utd

    THE Premier League is BACK on Amazon this week and a whole host of fixtures are being streamed on the platform. Mail order delivery merchants Amazon Prime Video have had the rights for the last three years to the Prem, with a raft of post-Christmas games being shown.

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    The Premier League has again had a bumper TV schedule for the winter periodCredit: AP:Associated Press
    How can I watch games for free on Amazon Prime Video?
    Amazon Prime Video are showing their final run of Premier League fixtures this week, and will have broadcast a total of twenty Prem clashes this season.
    And the games shown on Amazon Prime Video can be watched for free by grabbing a 30-day Amazon Prime trial.
    You can cancel at any time during the month-long trial and Amazon Prime Video is available to stream on your mobile, tablet, TV or games console.
    Amazon Prime Video’s team will be showing twenty Premier League matches this season
    Amazon Premier League fixtures this week
    Tuesday, December 28

    15:00 Southampton v Spurs (Amazon Prime Video)
    15:00 Crystal Palace v Norwich (Amazon Prime Video)
    15:00 Watford v West Ham (Amazon Prime Video)
    20:00 Leicester v Liverpool (Amazon Prime Video)

    Wednesday, December 29

    19:30 Chelsea v Brighton (Amazon Prime Video)
    20:15 Brentford v Man City (Amazon Prime Video)

    Thursday, December 30

    19:30 Everton v Newcastle (Amazon Prime Video)
    20:15 Man Utd v Burnley (Amazon Prime Video) More

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    Sky, BT Sport and Amazon Prime presenters for 2021-22 Prem season including Tony Cottee axed and Michael Dawson in

    PREMIER LEAGUE football is back and it looks a little different on our TV screens this season. Sky Sports, BT Sport and Amazon Prime will be showing the games and fans are desperate to know what their presenter and pundit lineups look like.
    Tony Cottee has been let go by Sky SportsCredit: Rex
    Here, SunSport rounds up the lineups at each broadcaster now the new campaign is underway.
    SKY SPORTS
    Former West Ham, Leicester and Everton striker Tony Cottee has been axed by Sky after 20 years with the broadcasting giant.
    The well-liked 56-year-old has been let go with Karen Carney and Michael Dawson joining the team.
    Carney will be the lead WSL pundit with Sky set to show live coverage of the women’s league this season.
    Former Tottenham man Dawson will join Jeff Stelling’s Soccer Saturday team while Michelle Owen will present EFL shows.
    Caroline Barker, Lynsey Hooper and Seb Hutchinson will join the WSL team from September.
    Former Spurs defender Michael Dawson has joined the Soccer Saturday lineupCredit: Getty
    Karen Carney will be Sky’s lead WSL punditCredit: Getty
    BT SPORT
    Gary Lineker is the main departure having quit their Champions League coverage to follow Leicester around Europe.
    But fans can expect to see their favourites on BT Sport’s star-studded lineup for the Premier League.
    Former Manchester United stars Rio Ferdinand, Robin van Persie and Owen Hargreaves will all provide up to date analysis.
    Jermaine Jenas, Michael Owen and Peter Crouch also remain on the team, as do Robbie Savage and Chris Sutton.
    Fan favourite Peter Crouch will remain on BT Sport’s pundit teamCredit: Getty
    AMAZON PRIME
    The online broadcaster will show 20 Premier League matches across two gameweeks in the 2021-22 season.
    Amazon’s first fixture round runs from November 30 to December 1 with the second on December 28.
    But to cover so many games in such a short space of time, Amazon Prime employed more than 40 stars of TV and radio to help them deliver their coverage last season.

    Gabby Logan, Eilidh Barbour, Steve Bower and Jim Rosenthal make up the presenting team.
    Alan Shearer, Owen and Harry Redknapp are among the biggest names in the punditry seats.
    And commentating big-wigs including Clive Tyldesley and Guy Mowbray provide the play-by-play for the matches.
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    Premier League fixtures on Amazon Prime Video: How to watch games FREE as Sky Sports, BT and Amazon announce TV matches

    THE Premier League is BACK on Amazon and a whole host of fixtures are being streamed on the platform. Mail order delivery merchants Amazon Prime Video have had the rights for the last three years to the Prem, with a raft of post-Christmas games also being shown in around a month’s time.

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    The Premier League has released a bumper TV schedule for the winter periodCredit: AP:Associated Press
    And this round of fixtures has some crackers to start off the festive season, with Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea all in action on the streaming platform.
    How can I watch games for free on Amazon Prime Video?
    As we head into the long winter months, morale can be low – but the Premier League’s fixture list announcement will hopefully put a smile on your face.
    Televised games for December and early January have now been confirmed, with many available for FREE on either BT Sport or Amazon Prime Video.
    If you’re an EE customer, you get a three-month BT Sport trial included with your phone package.
    Simply head to the official website and get BT Sport on your mobile – and then cast it to your TV for the full HD experience.
    And any games shown on Amazon Prime Video can also be watched for free by grabbing a 30-day Amazon Prime trial.
    You can cancel at any time during the month-long trial and Amazon Prime Video is available to stream on your mobile, tablet, TV or games console.
    Sky Sports will host a double-header on Boxing DayCredit: PA
    Premier League Christmas fixtures
    Tuesday, November 30

    19:30 Newcastle vs Norwich (Amazon Prime Video)
    20:15 Leeds vs Crystal Palace (Amazon Prime Video)

    Wednesday, December 1

    19:30 Southampton vs Leicester (Amazon Prime Video)
    19:30 Watford vs Chelsea (Amazon Prime Video)
    19:30 West Ham vs Brighton (Amazon Prime Video)
    19:30 Wolves vs Burnley (Amazon Prime Video)
    20:15 Aston Villa vs Man City (Amazon Prime Video)
    20:15 Everton vs Liverpool (Amazon Prime Video)

    Thursday, December 2

    19:30 Spurs vs Brentford (Amazon Prime Video)
    20:15 Man Utd vs Arsenal (Amazon Prime Video) 

    Saturday, December 4

    12:30 West Ham vs Chelsea (BT Sport)
    17:30 Watford vs Man City (Sky Sports)

    Sunday, December 5

    16:30 Aston Villa v Leicester (Sky Sports)

    Monday, December 6

    20:00 Everton v Arsenal (Sky Sports)

    Friday, December 10

    20:00 Brentford v Watford (Sky Sports)

    Saturday, December 11

    12:30 Man City v Wolves (BT Sport)
    17:30 Norwich v Man Utd (Sky Sports)

    Sunday, December 12

    14:00 Leicester v Newcastle (Sky Sports)
    16:30 Crystal Palace v Everton (Sky Sports)

    Tuesday, December 14

    19:30 Brentford v Man Utd (BT Sport)
    19:45 Norwich v Aston Villa (BT Sport)
    20:00 Man City v Leeds (BT Sport)

    Amazon Prime Video’s team will be showing twenty Premier League matches in December and January
    Wednesday, December 15

    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, December 16

    19:30 Leicester v Spurs (BT Sport)
    20:00 Liverpool v Newcastle (BT Sport)

    Saturday, December 18

    12:30 Man Utd v Brighton (BT Sport)
    17:30 Leeds v Arsenal (Sky Sports)

    Sunday, December 19

    14:00 Newcastle v Man City (Sky Sports)
    16:30 Spurs v Liverpool (Sky Sports)

    Monday, December 20

    20:00 Everton v Leicester (Sky Sports)

    Sunday, December 26

    12:30 Liverpool v Leeds (BT Sport)
    17:30 Aston Villa v Chelsea (Sky Sports)
    20:00 Brighton v Brentford (Sky Sports)

    Monday, December 27

    20:00 Newcastle v Man Utd (Sky Sports)

    Tuesday, December 28

    12:30 Arsenal v Wolves (Amazon Prime Video)
    15:00 Southampton v Spurs (Amazon Prime Video)
    15:00 Crystal Palace v Norwich (Amazon Prime Video)
    15:00 Watford v West Ham (Amazon Prime Video)
    17:30 Leeds v Aston Villa (Amazon Prime Video)
    20:00 Leicester v Liverpool (Amazon Prime Video)

    Wednesday, December 29

    19:30 Chelsea v Brighton (Amazon Prime Video)
    20:15 Brentford v Man City (Amazon Prime Video)

    Thursday, December 30

    19:30 Everton v Newcastle (Amazon Prime Video)
    20:15 Man Utd v Burnley (Amazon Prime Video)

    Saturday, January 1

    12:30 Arsenal v Man City (BT Sport)
    17:30 Crystal Palace v West Ham (Sky Sports)

    Sunday, January 2

    14:00 Brentford v Aston Villa (Sky Sports)
    16:30 Chelsea v Liverpool (Sky Sports)

    Monday, January 3

    17:30 Man Utd v Wolves (Sky Sports) More

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    Premier League Christmas fixtures: How to watch top-flight games FREE as Sky Sports, BT and Amazon announce TV matches

    GET ready for a festive feast of football this winter.The Premier League has a bumper set of fixtures over the Christmas period, with BT Sport, Sky Sports and Amazon Prime Video all showing matches over the holidays.

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    The Premier League has released a bumper TV schedule for the winter periodCredit: AP:Associated Press
    How can I watch games for free?
    As we head into the long winter months, morale can be low – but the Premier League’s fixture list announcement will hopefully put a smile on your face.
    Televised games for December and early January have now been confirmed, with many available for FREE on either BT Sport or Amazon Prime Video.
    If you’re an EE customer, you get a three-month BT Sport trial included with your phone package.
    Simply head to the official website and get BT Sport on your mobile – and then cast it to your TV for the full HD experience.
    And any games shown on Amazon Prime Video can also be watched for free by grabbing a 30-day Amazon Prime trial.
    You can cancel at any time during the month-long trial and Amazon Prime is available to stream on your mobile, tablet, TV or games console.
    Sky Sports will host a double-header on Boxing DayCredit: PA
    Premier League Christmas fixtures
    Tuesday, November 30

    19:30 Newcastle vs Norwich (Amazon Prime)
    20:15 Leeds vs Crystal Palace (Amazon Prime)

    Wednesday, December 1

    19:30 Southampton vs Leicester (Amazon Prime)
    19:30 Watford vs Chelsea (Amazon Prime)
    19:30 West Ham vs Brighton (Amazon Prime)
    19:30 Wolves vs Burnley (Amazon Prime)
    20:15 Aston Villa vs Man City (Amazon Prime)
    20:15 Everton vs Liverpool (Amazon Prime)

    Thursday, December 2

    19:30 Spurs vs Brentford (Amazon Prime)
    20:15 Man Utd vs Arsenal (Amazon Prime) 

    Saturday, December 4

    12:30 West Ham vs Chelsea (BT Sport)
    17:30 Watford vs Man City (Sky Sports)

    Sunday, December 5

    16:30 Aston Villa v Leicester (Sky Sports)

    Monday, December 6

    20:00 Everton v Arsenal (Sky Sports)

    Friday, December 10

    20:00 Brentford v Watford (Sky Sports)

    Saturday, December 11

    12:30 Man City v Wolves (BT Sport)
    17:30 Norwich v Man Utd (Sky Sports)

    Sunday, December 12

    14:00 Leicester v Newcastle (Sky Sports)
    16:30 Crystal Palace v Everton (Sky Sports)

    Tuesday, December 14

    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, December 15

    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, December 16

    19:30 Leicester v Spurs (BT Sport)
    20:00 Liverpool v Newcastle (BT Sport)

    Saturday, December 18

    12:30 Man Utd v Brighton (BT Sport)
    17:30 Leeds v Arsenal (Sky Sports)

    Sunday, December 19

    14:00 Newcastle v Man City (Sky Sports)
    16:30 Spurs v Liverpool (Sky Sports)

    Monday, December 20

    20:00 Everton v Leicester (Sky Sports)

    Sunday, December 26

    12:30 Liverpool v Leeds (BT Sport)
    17:30 Aston Villa v Chelsea (Sky Sports)
    20:00 Brighton v Brentford (Sky Sports)

    Monday, December 27

    20:00 Newcastle v Man Utd (Sky Sports)

    Tuesday, December 28

    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, December 29

    19:30 Chelsea v Brighton (Amazon Prime)
    20:15 Brentford v Man City (Amazon Prime)

    Thursday, December 30

    19:30 Everton v Newcastle (Amazon Prime)
    20:15 Man Utd v Burnley (Amazon Prime)

    Saturday, January 1

    12:30 Arsenal v Man City (BT Sport)
    17:30 Crystal Palace v West Ham (Sky Sports)

    Sunday, January 2

    14:00 Brentford v Aston Villa (Sky Sports)
    16:30 Chelsea v Liverpool (Sky Sports)

    Monday, January 3

    17:30 Man Utd v Wolves (Sky Sports) More