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      Amazon Prime football FREE – how to live stream Premier League fixtures and watch Chelsea, Villa and Leicester on TV

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      AMAZON PRIME returns with more Premier League action TODAY – and a bumper bundle of fixtures with Chelsea, Aston Villa, Leicester and Manchester City all in action.
      The streaming giants made a stellar debut last season, with fans praising the HD picture and sound options provided.

      Part of a £90million deal Amazon signed with the Premier League will see them show 20 matches a season in the UK for the next three years.
      How do I watch it?
      Existing and new Prime members can watch the Premier League games on a wide range of devices.
      This includes the Prime Video app, across mobile, Fire TV, games consoles, Virgin’s V6 TV Box, BT TV, TalkTalk TV, Apple TV, Chromecast and online.

      Fans can even watch the action on Prime Video in 4K Ultra HD at no extra cost.
      What are the tech requirements?
      To watch Amazon Prime you need a minimum 1mb broadband connection to stream one game at a time in standard definition.
      As the quality increases, so does the strain on your internet connection – and it’s advisable to have an unlimited package with your ISP.
      Whilst you’ll need a 4mb connection to stream in HD or 25mb (preferably Fibre) to watch in 4K Ultra HD.
      Many Smart TV’s have the Prime app built in – make sure you’re connected via Wifi or an Ethernet cable to get the best out of your connection and avoid potential buffering issues.

      You can watch up to three matches at the same time on different devicesCredit: PA:Press Association

      How can I watch it for free?

      Non members can start a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime – which will grant them access to all of the action.
      You can then cancel at any time.

      Amazon Prime then costs £7.99 per month or £79 for the year.
      What are the next Amazon Prime Premier League fixtures?
      Monday, December 28
      Crystal Palace vs Leicester (3pm)
      Chelsea vs Aston Villa (5.30pm)
      Everton vs Man City (8pm)
      Tuesday, December 29
      Brighton vs Arsenal (6pm)
      Southampton vs West Ham (6pm)
      West Brom vs Leeds (6pm)
      Burnley vs Sheffield United (6pm)
      Man Utd vs Wolves (8pm)
      Wednesday, December 30
      Tottenham vs Fulham (6pm)
      Newcastle vs Liverpool (8pm)
      What extra features are included with Amazon Prime?
      Fans can see every goal from every game immediately in the Goals Centre when there was multiple fixtures on.
      Amazon Prime members can stream up to THREE matches on different devices at the same time.
      Each match will have its own on-screen pundits, build-up and post-match analysis. More

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      Amazon Prime football FREE – how to watch Premier League fixtures via live stream online and on TV

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      AMAZON PRIME returns with more Premier League action this week.
      The streaming giants made a stellar debut last season, with fans praising the HD picture and sound options provided.

      Part of a £90million deal Amazon signed with the Premier League will see them show 20 matches a season in the UK for the next three years.
      How do I watch it?
      Existing and new Prime members can watch the Premier League games on a wide range of devices.
      This includes the Prime Video app, across mobile, Fire TV, games consoles, Virgin’s V6 TV Box, BT TV, TalkTalk TV, Apple TV, Chromecast and online.

      Fans can even watch the action on Prime Video in 4K Ultra HD at no extra cost.
      What are the tech requirements?
      To watch Amazon Prime you need a minimum 1mb broadband connection to stream one game at a time in standard definition.
      As the quality increases, so does the strain on your internet connection – and it’s advisable to have an unlimited package with your ISP.
      Whilst you’ll need a 4mb connection to stream in HD or 25mb (preferably Fibre) to watch in 4K Ultra HD.
      Many Smart TV’s have the Prime app built in – make sure you’re connected via Wifi or an Ethernet cable to get the best out of your connection and avoid potential buffering issues.

      You can watch up to three matches at the same time on different devicesCredit: PA:Press Association

      How can I watch it for free?

      Non members can start a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime – which will grant them access to all of the action.
      You can then cancel at any time.

      Amazon Prime then costs £7.99 per month or £79 for the year.
      What extra features are included with Amazon Prime?
      Fans can see every goal from every game immediately in the Goals Centre when there was multiple fixtures on.
      Amazon Prime members can stream up to THREE matches on different devices at the same time.
      Each match will have its own on-screen pundits, build-up and post-match analysis.
      What are the next Amazon Prime Premier League fixtures?
      Monday, December 28
      Crystal Palace vs Leicester (3pm)
      Chelsea vs Aston Villa (5.30pm)
      Everton vs Man City (8pm)
      Tuesday, December 29
      Brighton vs Arsenal (6pm)
      Southampton vs West Ham (6pm)
      West Brom vs Leeds (6pm)
      Burnley vs Sheffield United (6pm)
      Man Utd vs Wolves (8pm)
      Wednesday, December 30
      Tottenham vs Fulham (6pm)
      Newcastle vs Liverpool (8pm) More

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      Amazon Prime football FREE – how to watch Premier League matches TONIGHT via live stream online and on TV

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      AMAZON PRIME returns with more Premier League action tonight.
      The streaming giants made a stellar debut last season, with fans praising the HD picture and sound options provided.

      Part of a £90million deal Amazon signed with the Premier League will see them show 20 matches a season in the UK for the next three years.
      How do I watch it?
      Existing and new Prime members can watch the Premier League games on a wide range of devices.
      This includes the Prime Video app, across mobile, Fire TV, games consoles, Virgin’s V6 TV Box, BT TV, TalkTalk TV, Apple TV, Chromecast and online.

      Fans can even watch the action on Prime Video in 4K Ultra HD at no extra cost.
      What are the tech requirements?
      To watch Amazon Prime you need a minimum 1mb broadband connection to stream one game at a time in standard definition.
      As the quality increases, so does the strain on your internet connection – and it’s advisable to have an unlimited package with your ISP.
      Whilst you’ll need a 4mb connection to stream in HD or 25mb (preferably Fibre) to watch in 4K Ultra HD.
      Many Smart TV’s have the Prime app built in – make sure you’re connected via Wifi or an Ethernet cable to get the best out of your connection and avoid potential buffering issues.

      You can watch up to three matches at the same time on different devicesCredit: PA:Press Association

      How can I watch it for free?

      Non members can start a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime – which will grant them access to all of the action.
      You can then cancel at any time.

      Amazon Prime then costs £7.99 per month or £79 for the year.
      What extra features are included with Amazon Prime?
      Fans can see every goal from every game immediately in the Goals Centre when there was multiple fixtures on.
      Amazon Prime members can stream up to THREE matches on different devices at the same time.
      Each match will have its own on-screen pundits, build-up and post-match analysis. More

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      Tim Sherwood left embarrassed live on TV by saying ‘I’m not worried about this corner’ before Roberto Firmino’s winner

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      TIM SHERWOOD put the mockers on Spurs by brazenly saying ‘I’m not worried about this corner’ before Roberto Firmino’s bullet header sealed the win for Liverpool.
      The former Tottenham boss was working as a pundit on Amazon’s Goals show when he gave Jose Mourinho’s team the ultimate kiss of death.

      Tim Sherwood was immediately proved wrong live on air as Liverpool scored

      Roberto Firmino rose high to head home the winner against Spurs at AnfieldCredit: Kevin Quigley-The Daily Mail

      Former Tottenham boss Tim Sherwood now works as a punditCredit: Getty Images – Getty

      As Andy Robertson prepared to whip in a corner in the 90th minute with the top of the table clash poised at 1-1, Sherwood issued his commentator’s curse.
      On Amazon Prime Video, Sherwood said: “Another corner. I’m not too worried about this corner.
      “I mean, it might come back to bite me here but I think Tottenham have got the dominancy [sic] in the air there.
      “I’m not sure anyone can get their head on the first ball for Liverpool… apart from that one.”

      The panel immediately groaned and let out an ‘Oh Tim!’ after the Brazilian forward beat all the Spurs defenders in the air to seal the three points at Anfield.
      Firmino’s flying header broke Spurs hearts and sent Jurgen Klopp’s men to the top of the pile with the two managers having stern words after the full-time whistle.
      Mo Salah’s deflected effort off Eric Dier had given Liverpool an early lead.
      Before a customary Son Heung-Min breakaway goal equalised for Mourinho’s travelling men.

      Spurs missed golden chances to win the game and paid the price with the late Reds goal.
      Sherwood coached Tottenham for six months from December 2013 to May 2014 and fans couldn’t hide their delight at his slip up.
      One said: “He really ate his words there.”
      Another added: “I wonder why Tim Sherwood isn’t managing any more… *watches clip* *remembers why* Ah yes. The tactical nous of a wet sponge.”
      A third semi-sympathised and said: “Oh poor Tim.”

      Strong words between Jurgen Klopp and Jose Mourinho at full-time after Liverpool’s late winner against Spurs More

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      Amazon Prime football FREE – how to watch Premier League games TONIGHT via live stream online and on TV

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      AMAZON PRIME returns with more Premier League action tonight.
      The streaming giants made a stellar debut last season, with fans praising the HD picture and sound options provided.

      Part of a £90million deal Amazon signed with the Premier League will see them show 20 matches a season in the UK for the next three years.
      How do I watch it?
      Existing and new Prime members can watch the Premier League games on a wide range of devices.
      This includes the Prime Video app, across mobile, Fire TV, games consoles, Virgin’s V6 TV Box, BT TV, TalkTalk TV, Apple TV, Chromecast and online.

      Fans can even watch the action on Prime Video in 4K Ultra HD at no extra cost.
      What are the tech requirements?
      To watch Amazon Prime you need a minimum 1mb broadband connection to stream one game at a time in standard definition.
      As the quality increases, so does the strain on your internet connection – and it’s advisable to have an unlimited package with your ISP.
      Whilst you’ll need a 4mb connection to stream in HD or 25mb (preferably Fibre) to watch in 4K Ultra HD.
      Many Smart TV’s have the Prime app built in – make sure you’re connected via Wifi or an Ethernet cable to get the best out of your connection and avoid potential buffering issues.

      You can watch up to three matches at the same time on different devicesCredit: PA:Press Association

      How can I watch it for free?

      Non members can start a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime – which will grant them access to all of the action.
      You can then cancel at any time.

      Amazon Prime then costs £7.99 per month or £79 for the year.
      What extra features are included with Amazon Prime?
      Fans can see every goal from every game immediately in the Goals Centre when there was multiple fixtures on.
      Amazon Prime members can stream up to THREE matches on different devices at the same time.
      Each match will have its own on-screen pundits, build-up and post-match analysis. More

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      Amazon Prime football FREE – how to watch Premier League game TONIGHT via live stream online and on TV

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      AMAZON PRIME returns with Premier League action tonight.
      The streaming giants made a stellar debut last season, with fans praising the HD picture and sound options provided.

      Part of a £90million deal Amazon signed with the Premier League will see them show 20 matches a season in the UK for the next three years.
      How can I watch it?
      Existing and new Prime members can watch the Premier League games on a wide range of devices.
      This includes the Prime Video app, across mobile, Fire TV, games consoles, Virgin’s V6 TV Box, BT TV, TalkTalk TV, Apple TV, Chromecast and online.

      Fans can even watch the action on Prime Video in 4K Ultra HD at no extra cost.
      What are the tech requirements?
      To watch Amazon Prime you need a minimum 1mb broadband connection to stream one game at a time in standard definition.
      As the quality increases, so does the strain on your internet connection – and it’s advisable to have an unlimited package with your ISP.
      Whilst you’ll need a 4mb connection to stream in HD or 25mb (preferably Fibre) to watch in 4K Ultra HD.
      Many Smart TV’s have the Prime app built in – make sure you’re connected via Wifi or an Ethernet cable to get the best out of your connection and avoid potential buffering issues.

      You can watch up to three matches at the same time on different devicesCredit: PA:Press Association

      How can I watch it for free?

      Non members can start a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime – which will grant them access to all of the action.
      You can then cancel at any time.

      Amazon Prime then costs £7.99 per month or £79 for the year.
      What extra features are included with Amazon Prime?
      Fans can see every goal from every game immediately in the Goals Centre when there was multiple fixtures on.
      Amazon Prime members can stream up to THREE matches on different devices at the same time.
      Each match will have its own on-screen pundits, build-up and post-match analysis.
      When is Liverpool vs Wolves?
      Liverpool vs Wolves on Amazon Prime is all set for Sunday, December 6.
      Kick-off on Merseyside is at 7.15pm GMT.
      When Wolves visited this ground last season, they were beaten 1-0 thanks to a first-half strike from Sadio Mane. More

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      Tottenham’s All or Nothing Amazon doc is all for the cameras and nothing like real life at a football club

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      SPURS’ All or Nothing TV show is the latest in a phenomenon of behind-closed-doors documentaries on football.
      First we had the sanitised, ra-ra series at Manchester City and then the Sunderland car crash of ’Til I Die.

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      Jose Mourinho starred in Tottenham’s Amazon documentary

      Now Tottenham are in the lights of the cameras. Ready for your close-up, Jose?
      But in this 24-hour, 360-degree world of football, do these documentaries really tell us anything we don’t know?
      The notion that these shows give us real insight is for the birds.
      You don’t see the real goings on in dressing rooms, with the Churchillian speeches given by so-called leaders of men — because half the time there’s bugger all going on in there.

      The Spurs doc is very stylised and appears to give the viewer a peek behind the scenes.
      But, in reality, it is heavily stage-managed with participants acutely aware cameras are on.
      The insight people want just isn’t there. Pulling back the curtain and peering behind is often like the scene out of The Wizard of Oz where a lot of loud noises are being artificially made by a small man.
      Yes, it is engaging to see an ever-effusive Danny Rose having a challenging conversation with Jose Mourinho, who delivers his oh-so measured response.

      What we got was a homogenised version for the cameras. Trust me, I’ve seen players demand to see a manager about not playing and it doesn’t play out that way.
      We do get a starry-eyed chairman, a Mike Bassett-esque assistant manager doing nothing but nodding — plus plenty of over-exaggerated industrial language (that part does have elements of reality).
      But how about seeing Mauricio Pochettino getting the boot? That’s real TV.
      Tottenham’s decline as a footballing force comes as they lean towards style over content off the pitch.
      I don’t like these documentaries as they promise the world, deliver very little and increasingly turn the business of football into the business of show.
      At Crystal Palace, I allowed a series to be filmed about the club’s academy — but was enraged by the outcome.
      There was more interest in Ian Wright driving his Ferrari into a training ground, a lifestyle that awaits young kids, rather than the blood, sweat, tears and often heartbreak that went with young players’ development.

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      Mauricio Pochettino was only in the first episode for 25 minutes after being sackedCredit: Amazon Prime

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      Amazon’s All or Nothing was not a reflection of real life at a football club, according to Simon JordanCredit: PA:Press Association
      If you are going to do a TV show, then have the balls to do it properly and give people a real look into the world of football.
      In my time at Palace, I could have shown them . . . 
      The conveyor belt of firing managers — including Peter Taylor, who was having his yearly review with the League Managers Association while I waited outside to sack him.
      Or, on his birthday, Trevor Francis being handed his P45 rather than a nice card.
      Watching Neil Ruddock unable to get into his shorts before a game. Or struggling with his emotions when hauled into my office and told: “Get inside your weight clause or get fired.”
      Visiting the boardroom you could have seen stand-up rows with Sam Hammam, throwing tea cups at Bristol City’s directors, being insulted by David Sullivan at Birmingham or handed a pendant by Liverpool’s chairman as a visiting smaller club.
      Tearing a strip off Tim Cahill’s agent, ejecting the divisive Leon Angel, agent of Andy Johnson, from our training ground or even banning the PFA from the same place.

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      Former Crystal Palace owner Simon JordanCredit: PA:Press Association

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      Jordan had run-ins with other execs such as Karren Brady and David SullivanCredit: News Group Newspapers Ltd
      The senior pro coming into my office brandishing last week’s copy of The Sun, giving him an eight out of ten for the second week in a row, as a reason why he was entitled to a massively increased contract.
      What about filming the general demeanour and disposition from players towards fans and their value, which would perhaps alter your desire to ever go and see another game?
      The piece de resistance would have been to film the clown’s college of meetings passing as Football League summits.
      Chief executives would plume their feathers, pontificate and decide very little — although one big success was getting Karren Brady to make a good cup of tea.
      No, you are not going to see that and neither should you.
      So let’s call this what it is — non-reality TV for the masses and file it under fiction.

      Watch Mourinho tell Sky Sports reporter to ‘f*** off’ after he says Tottenham boss is ‘past his best’ in All or Nothing More