Winter break? No, not for us! The best thing about the Christmas period is the extensive fixture list that sweeps Britain. It’s the greatest gift of all.
This year is of course no different and while there have been arguments about the Christmas Eve fixtures – and rightly so, we may add – there’s plenty to look forward to as the favourites for the Premier League title look to steal a match on the rest of the pack.
So, what’s coming up over Christmas and what will be watching on TV over the coming weeks?
Saturday 2 December
12.30pm, Sky Sports: Chelsea v Newcastle
5.30pm, BT Sport: Arsenal v Manchester United
Sunday 3 December
1.30pm, Sky Sports: AFC Bournemouth v Southampton
4.00pm, Sky Sports: Manchester City v West Ham
Saturday 9 December
12.30pm, Sky Sports: West Ham v Chelsea
5.30pm, BT Sport: Newcastle v Leicester
Sunday 10 December
12.00pm, BT Sport: Southampton v Arsenal
2.15pm, Sky Sports: Liverpool v Everton
4.30pm, Sky Sports: Manchester United v Manchester City
Tuesday 12 December
8.00pm, BT Sport: Huddersfield v Chelsea
Wednesday 13 December
8.00pm, BT Sport: West Ham v Arsenal
Saturday 16 December
12.30pm, Sky Sports: Leicester v Crystal Palace
5.30pm, BT Sport: Manchester City v Tottenham
Sunday 17 December
2.15pm, Sky Sports: West Brom v Manchester United
4.30pm, Sky Sports: AFC Bournemouth v Liverpool
Monday 18 December
8.00pm, Sky Sports: Everton v Swansea
Friday 22 December
7.45pm, Sky Sports: Arsenal v Liverpool
Saturday 23 December
12.30pm, Sky Sports: Everton v Chelsea
5.30pm, BT Sport: Burnley v Tottenham
7.45pm, Sky Sports: Leicester v Manchester United
Tuesday 26 December (Boxing Day)
12.30pm, Sky Sports: Tottenham v Southampton
5.30pm, Sky Sports: Liverpool v Swansea
Wednesday 27 December
7.45pm, Sky Sports: Newcastle v Manchester City
Thursday 28 December
8.00pm, Sky Sports: Crystal Palace v Arsenal
Saturday 30 December
5.30pm, BT Sport: Manchester United v Southampton
Sunday 31 December
12.00pm, BT Sport: Crystal Palace v Manchester City
2.15pm, Sky Sports: Tottenham v West Ham
4.30pm, Sky Sports: West Brom v Arsenal
Monday 1 January, 2018
12.30pm, Sky Sports: Brighton v AFC Bournemouth
5.30pm, Sky Sports: Everton v Manchester United
Tuesday 2 January, 2018
7.45pm, Sky Sports: Swansea v Tottenham
Wednesday 3 January, 2018
7.45pm, Sky Sports: Arsenal v Chelsea
