From December 22nd to January 4th, There's A Staggering Amount Of Football On Your TV

Cancel all your plans. I don't care if you're getting married this Christmas and have already sent out invites. Just rearrange and write some new ones because there's something special on the horizon.

From Friday the 22nd of December to Thursday the 4th of January, there is a ridiculous amount of football on your television. No seriously, this is the best present yet.

Sit back, reserve your sofa and relax this Christmas.

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This marathon of football festivity begins on Friday the 22nd of December when Arsenal host Liverpool on Sky Sports at 19:45.

Then on Saturday the 23rd, there's only an El Clasico at 12:00 midday. Not to mention Everton vs Chelsea at 12:30 and Leicester vs Manchester United at 19:45 on the same day.

Oh yeah, Spurs vs Burnley will also feature on BT Sports on Saturday the 23rd at 17:30.

Klopp

Fast forward three days and several pigs in blankets later, Spurs vs Southampton will kick off at 12.30 on Boxing Day, with Liverpool v Swansea on at 17.30 - all via the Sky Sports channel.

Wednesday December 27th gives us a very tasty fixture in Newcastle v Man City live on Sky Sports from 19.45.

Thursday December 28th then provides us a great tie between Crystal Palace vs Arsenal, live on Sky Sports at 20:00.

Despite no fixture on the Friday, the 30th of December makes up for it. The day begins with Celtic vs Rangers at 12:00 on Sky Sports, then Manchester United will face Southampton on BT Sport at 17:30.

Then we have a decent Super Sunday on the 31st of December as Manchester City face Crystal Palace at 12:00, then Arsenal take on West Brom at 16:30 on Sky Sports.

To begin 2018, Everton will host Manchester United on January 1st at 17:30 while Swansea face Tottenham later in the day.

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To end this wonderful marathon of football, Arsenal will host Chelsea at 19:00 on January the 3rd and a day later, January 4th gives us Spurs vs West Ham at 20:00.

Go ahead. Let your mate know that Christmas time is football time.

Topics: Christmas, Premier League

Jack Kenmare

Jack Kenmare is a writer at SPORTbible. He's interviewed some of the biggest names in sport, including Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Pele, Carles Puyol and Tim Henman. He dabbles in all things sport but football is his biggest passion. He was once hit in the head by a wayward strike from Nicky Butt and lived to tell the tale.

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