The Christmas period is always a very busy one in the Premier League. While other leagues across Europe in the likes of Germany, Spain and Italy, will close their league down for the winter break, teams in England will face a hectic period of games including three games in the space of around 9 or 10 days from 26^th December to the 2^nd January. In this article, we are going to preview these three sets of matchdays one after the other, however due to the fact we are having to compile these tips a good while before the dates, and the sheer number of games, we are not going to be able to go into quite the same level of detail that we normally do for our tips. Instead, we’ll give you a general preview of the matchday, together with our simple tips for each game. If you would like to enjoy some of the finest betting available in the Premier League over Christmas and throughout the rest of the season and you are looking for a site to join that offers great betting and a fantastic starter off, then check out the latest bet365 Sport Welcome Bonus Offer. New customers benefit from a generous starter package as well as gaining access to a wide range of bets including pre-match and In Play betting. Remember too, if you are based in Pennsylvania in the United States, you can enjoy a plentiful choice of betting yourself thanks to new legislation passed recently that allows online betting and gambling. For the latest information on the deals available when you sign up, check out the playsugarhouse bonus code promotions available in the link to see what is available. With a total of 30 games to be played in little over a week and nine points up for grabs for teams, it could be a pivotal period for teams that do well, or poorly, over the Christmas period. With that in mind, here are our tips for the three sets of games taking place, starting with the games on Boxing Day.

Festive Fixture List and Tips

Boxing Day Fixtures – Matchday 19

• Tottenham v Brighton – 3-0 to Tottenham
• Bournemouth v Arsenal – 1-1 draw
• Sheffield Utd v Watford – 2-0 to Sheff Utd
• Chelsea v Southampton – 3-1 to Chelsea
• Aston Villa v Norwich City – 1-1 draw
• Crystal Palace v West Ham – 1-0 to Crystal Palace
• Everton v Burnley – 2-1 to Everton
• Manchester United v Newcastle United – 2-0 to Manchester United
• Leicester City v Liverpool – 1-2 to Liverpool
• Wolves v Manchester City – 1-2 to Manchester City

Preview There are some massive games taking place on Boxing Day, with all matches being showed live on Amazon Prime once again. The biggest games sees the top two clash at the King Power as Leicester City lock horns with Liverpool. The Reds won a tight one 2-1 at Anfield earlier on this season thanks to a last gasp James Milner penalty but Leicester know a win here could put them right back in the title mix. Manchester City face a tough task as they face a Wolves side on the road, who beat them at the Etihad earlier on in the season. This is a must win game for City, but Wolves form over the past 12 or so games has been generally excellent. Manchester United also face Newcastle at Old Trafford in what is another stand out tie from Boxing Day with two teams that are in better form at the moment meeting head on with two former United colleagues in Steve Bruce and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer going head to head. There’s also crucial action from the foot of the table too with Aston Villa taking on Norwich, Everton facing Burnley, while Watford have a tough game away to Sheffield United in what could be a pivotal period for all the teams embroiled at the bottom of the table.

Weekend Fixtures – Matchday 20

• Brighton v Bournemouth – 2-1 to Brighton
• Southampton v Crystal Palace – 1-0 to Southampton
• Newcastle United v Everton – 0-0 draw
• Watford v Aston Villa – 1-1 draw
• Norwich City v Tottenham – 0-2 to Tottenham
• West Ham v Leicester City – 1-3 to Leicester City
• Burnley v Manchester United – 0-1 to Manchester United
• Arsenal v Chelsea – 2-2 draw
• Liverpool V Wolves – 2-1 to Liverpool
• Manchester City v Sheffield United – 3-0 to Manchester Coty

Preview The weekend’s games start with a south coast clash as Brighton face Bournemouth in the early kick off with Brighton probably the favourites to win that game given their better form of late. The biggest game of the weekend comes at the Emirates where Arsenal face Chelsea in what should be a cracking and very attacking London derby, with both teams struggling defensively but possessing a potent attacking threat. The top two also have a couple of tricky games with Leicester City travelling south to take on West Ham United in London, while Liverpool have a home game against a Wolves side that have proven to be the nemesis of the ‘big six’ over the last couple of years. Manchester City face Sheffield United on Sunday in what is a must win game for them, while United face a short trip to take on a Burnley side that are out of sorts at the moment. There’s also plenty of key action from the foot of the table too with Everton at Newcastle, Southampton taking on Crystal Palace, Norwich facing an improving Tottenham while Watford face a massive six point clash against fellow strugglers Aston Villa at Vicarage Road.

New Year’s Day Fixtures – Matchday 21

• Brighton v Chelsea – 1-2 to Chelsea
• Burnley v Aston Villa – 2-2 draw
• Newcastle United v Leicester City – 0-1 to Leicester
• Watford v Wolves – 0-1 to Wolves
• Southampton v Tottenham – 1-2 to Tottenham
• West Ham v Bournemouth – 1-0 to West Ham
• Manchester City v Everton – 3-0 to Manchester City
• Norwich City v Crystal Palace – 0-1 to Crystal Palace
• Arsenal v Manchester United – 1-1 draw
• Liverpool v Sheffield United – 2-0 to Liverpool

Preview As 2020 dawns, most Premier League players will likely be tucked up in bed readying themselves for the games on New Years Day. There are plenty to enjoy across the day, with all games being shown live on BT Sport. Brighton take on Chelsea in the opening game and there’s a big relegation battle at Turf Moor as Aston Villa and Burnley collide. Leicester face another tough away trip this time to Newcastle United in what should be a difficult game for both sides, while Watford will be hoping to pick up a valuable three points at home to Wolves. The big games however come later in the day with Manchester City taking Everton on at the Etihad, while later on in the evening Arsenal and Manchester United clash in what should be a cracker at the Emirates. Finally, on the 2^nd January, Liverpool complete matchday 21 with a home game against Sheffield United, a side they only beat narrowly at Bramall Lane earlier on in the season.