When is the Premier League back? Full fixtures from Boxing Day to New Year’s Day and where to watch
- Seb Sternik
- 21 December 2022
With the curtain officially down on the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, the attention now turns to the return of Premier League football.
Arsenal remained top of the table before the World Cup break thanks to a run of three straight victories over Nottingham Forest, Chelsea and Wolves.
Mikel Arteta's men are vying for their first league crown since the 2003/04 season and they're currently five points ahead of Manchester City.
Speaking of the Cityzens, Pep Guardiola's men dropped points in the last round of Premier League fixtures following a shock 2-1 home loss to Brentford.
At the foot of the table, it's Wolves who will be looking to mount a strong end to the year under new manager Julen Lopetegui.
His side are currently four points away from safety, with Southampton and Nottingham Forest sitting above them in the relegation zone.
Premier League action will officially return on Boxing Day with Brentford hosting Tottenham at 12.30 GMT.
Below you can find the full list of fixtures until the start of the New Year, with UK broadcasters alongside each game.
Boxing Day - Monday, December 26
12:30 Brentford vs Tottenham
(Amazon Prime Video)
15:00 Crystal Palace vs Fulham
(Amazon Prime Video)
15:00 Everton vs Wolverhampton
(Amazon Prime Video)
15:00 Leicester vs Newcastle
(Amazon Prime Video)
15:00 Southampton vs Brighton
(Amazon Prime Video)
17:30 Aston Villa vs Liverpool
(Amazon Prime Video)
20:00 Arsenal vs West Ham
(Amazon Prime Video)
Tuesday, December 27
17:30 Chelsea vs Bournemouth
(Amazon Prime Video)
20:00 Manchester United vs Nottingham Forest
(Amazon Prime Video)
Wednesday, December 28
20:00 Leeds United vs Manchester City
(Amazon Prime Video)
Friday, December 30
19:45 West Ham vs Brentford
20:00 Liverpool vs Leicester (Sky Sports)
Saturday, December 31
12:30 Wolverhampton vs Manchester United
(BT Sport)
15:00 Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace
15:00 Fulham vs Southampton
15:00 Manchester City vs Everton
15:00 Newcastle vs Leeds United
17:30 Brighton vs Arsenal (Sky Sports)
Sunday, January 1
14:00 Tottenham vs Aston Villa
(Sky Sports)
16:30 Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea
(Sky Sports)
