Fans can start making concrete plans ahead of the Christmas period, as the selection of Premier League matches to be televised during December by Sky Sports and TNT Sports has been confirmed.
It has been decided that Premier League matches will be broadcast on TV during December. Sky Sports and TNT Sports are heavily engaging fans with events from home in the lead up to Christmas.
However, due to the complexity of the calendar and the selection of matches between Rounds 18 and 21, the Premier League will announce any changes after Christmas separately at a later date.
Some games were moved purely for television broadcast purposes, while others were moved for European competitions. Unlike previous seasons, all of these matches will be available to watch on UK television in the 2025/26 season.
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December begins with midweek Premier League matches on Tuesday 2nd and Wednesday 3rd. All midweek matches for the week will be available on Sky Sports, with some kicking off at 7.30pm and others at 8.15pm.
Fulham v Nottingham Forest will be the last Premier League match before Christmas, with the match scheduled for Monday 22 December (8pm) and broadcast live on Sky Sports.
Here’s a complete list of what’s happening in December leading up to Christmas. If no kick-off time is specified, the kick-off time will be 3:00 p.m.
December:
Tuesday 2nd December 19:30 AFC Bournemouth vs Everton (Sky Sports) 19:30 Fulham vs Manchester City (Sky Sports) 20:15 Newcastle United vs Tottenham Hotspur (Sky Sports)
Wednesday 3 December 19:30 Arsenal vs Brentford (Sky Sports) 19:30 Brighton & Hove Albion vs Aston Villa (Sky Sports) 19:30 Burnley vs Crystal Palace (Sky Sports) 19:30 Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Nottingham Forest (Sky Sports) 20:15 Leeds United vs Chelsea (Sky Sports) 20:15 Liverpool vs Sunderland (Sky Sports)
Thursday, December 4th 20:00 Manchester United vs. West Ham United (Sky Sports)
Saturday 6th December 12:30 Aston Villa v Arsenal (TNT Sports)AFC Bournemouth v Chelsea Everton v Notum Forest Manchester City v Sunderland Newcastle United v Burnley Spurs v Brentford17:30 Leeds United v Liverpool (Sky Sports)
Sunday, December 7th 14:00 Brighton v West Ham (Sky Sports) 16:30 Fulham v Crystal Palace (Sky Sports)
Monday 8th December 20:00 Wolves vs Manchester United (Sky Sports)
Saturday 13 December Chelsea vs Everton Liverpool vs Brighton & Hove Albion 17:30 Burnley vs Fulham (Sky Sports) 20:00 Arsenal vs Wolves (TNT Sports)
Sunday 14 December 14:00 Crystal Palace v Man City* (Sky Sports)14:00 Notorm Forest v Spurs* (Sky Sports)14:00 Sunderland v Newcastle United (Sky Sports)14:00 West Ham v Aston Villa* (Sky Sports)16:30 Brentford v Leeds United (Sky Sports) *Moved as Palace, Forest and Villa took part in the European competition last Thursday
Monday 15th December 20:00 Man United vs AFC Bournemouth (Sky Sports)
Saturday 20th December 12:30 Newcastle United v Chelsea (TNT Sports) AFC Bournemouth v Burnley Brighton & Hove Albion v Sunderland Manchester City v West Ham United Wolverhampton Wanderers v Brentford 17:30 Spurs v Liverpool (Sky Sports)
Sunday 21 December 14:00 Everton vs Arsenal (Sky Sports) 14:00 Leeds vs Crystal Palace** (Sky Sports) 16:30 Aston Villa vs Manchester United (Sky Sports) **Moved due to Palace taking part in a European competition the previous Thursday
Monday 22 December 20:00 Fulham vs Nottingham Forest (Sky Sports)
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