Hidden hack to watch Premier League matches for free on Boxing Day
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Footie fans have found ahidden hack to watch Premier League matches for free this Boxing Day.
Amazon Prime is exclusively broadcasting 20 Premier League clashes this month with eight matches in a bumper Boxing Day special - that’s a grand total of 10 hours of action. Standout matches include an early kick-off between Manchester City and Everton, followed by Chelsea vs Fulham and Liverpool vs Leicester to round off the day.
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If you’re still flicking through the telly with plenty of Christmas leftovers to get through, Prime is also showing Every Game, Every Goal on Boxing Day with matchday updates so you don't miss a thing.
Below, find out everything you need to know so you don't miss a thing.
Premier League fixtures for Boxing Day on Prime Video:
Thursday 26 December
Man City v Everton: 12.30 pm
AFC Bournemouth v Crystal Palace: 3 pm
Chelsea v Fulham: 3 pm
Newcastle United v Aston Villa: 3 pm
Nottingham Forest v Spurs: 3 p.m.
Southampton v West Ham United: 3 pm
Wolves v Man United: 5.30 pm
Liverpool v Leicester City: 8 pm
Friday 27 December
Brighton v Brentford, 7.30 pm
Arsenal v Ipswich Town, 8.15 pm
How to watch premier league matches for free in December
Amazon's Premier League games will be available to watch on Prime Video from Tuesday 3 December to Friday 27 December. To access the offer, you'll need to sign up to an Amazon Prime free trial. A monthly subscription will cost £8.99 per month or £95 per year thereafter. If you're only fussed about Prime Video, you can sign up for a solo video account for just £5.99 a month.
If you still have time to fill over the Christmas period, other sports content available includes a live and exclusive UEFA Champions League fixture between RB Leipzig and Aston Villa on December 10 with a collection of sports documentaries on offer too such as Sir Alex Ferguson: Never Give In; Take Us Home: Leeds United, and When Eagles Dare.
Topics: Premier League, Football
Danielle Fowler