"The festive schedule of the Premier League has attracted the ire of fans due to the unusual absence of Boxing Day matches, with the exception of just one in the familiar Friday evening time slot. This weekend is the final full programme of fixtures before Christmas. Our how-to-watch guide will give you all the information you need to know to watch Premier League matches from the comfort of your own home."
"Ruben Amorim and Manchester United roll into Birmingham for the only Sunday fixture and it's almost impossible to predict how it might turn out. Aston Villa are the most in-form team in Europe's top five leagues on paper and sit just three points off the top of the Premier League table before Saturday's matches kick off. They might be slight favourites but fans of both sides know instinctively just how meaningless that is for this fixture."
The Premier League schedule omits most Boxing Day matches, leaving only one Friday evening fixture and prompting fan frustration. This weekend is the final full programme of fixtures before Christmas. A how-to-watch guide explains home viewing options and highlights last‑minute ticket deals for those wishing to attend. Aston Villa travel to Manchester United in the only Sunday game, with Villa described as the most in‑form side in Europe's top five leagues and sitting three points off the summit, though the fixture remains unpredictable. Tottenham host Liverpool while Spurs are without Yves Bissouma and Pape Matar Sarr to the Africa Cup of Nations, and Liverpool have lost Mohamed Salah.
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