The Premier League has confirmed the final schedule of Amazon Prime Video’s fixtures this December showing the exact dates and times of the 20 football matches it will exclusively broadcast this winter.

The online giant snapped up the rights to the matches last summer, after Sky and BT bagged several packages of fixtures for their own sports offerings. Amazon, though, stormed the pitch when several bundles were still left unsold, acquiring the rights to show 20 live football matches per season in the UK and Ireland, from the 2019/2020 season to 2021/22.

The result marks the first time ever in the UK that football fans can watch all of early December midweek games and all of the Boxing Day games on TV.

Here’s the schedule:

December matches

3rd December
Crystal Palace v Bournemouth 7.30pm
Burnley FC v Manchester City 8.15pm

4th December
Chelsea v Aston Villa 7.30pm
Leicester City v Watford 7.30pm
Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur 7.30pm
Southampton v Norwich City 7.30pm
Wolves v West Ham 7.30pm
Liverpool v Everton 8.15pm

5th December
Sheffield United v Newcastle 7.30pm
Arsenal v Brighton 8.15pm

Christmas matches

Boxing Day
Tottenham Hotspur v Brighton 12.30pm
Bournemouth v Arsenal 3pm
Aston Villa v Norwich City 3pm
Chelsea v Southampton 3pm
Crystal Palace v West Ham 3pm
Everton v Burnley FC 3pm
Sheffield United v Watford 3pm
Manchester United v Newcastle 5.30pm
Leicester City v Liverpool 8pm

27th December
Wolves v Manchester City 7.45pm

How do I watch?

The matches will be available to stream on Amazon Prime Video, which is available on iOS and Android devices, as well as selected smart TVs, streaming boxes and sticks and via web browsers on desktops and laptops.

The matches are included as part of an Amazon Prime membership, which costs £7.99 a month, with no contract, or £79.99 for the whole year. A 30-day free trial is also available.

What else is on Amazon Prime Video?

Also included with Amazon Prime are a host of other footballing content, including docuseries All or Nothing: Manchester City, This Is Football, Take Us Home: Leeds United, Six Dreams and Inside Borussia Dortmund. Weekly on Tuesdays, Amazon is also releasing episodes of Back of the Net, its new talk show hosted by Peter Crouch. Amazon Prime Video also has the exclusive rights to ATP Tour tennis matches, including the Next Gen Finals in Italy from 5th November and Nitto ATP Finals in London from 10th November.

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