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Published 12:02 16 Dec 2025 GMT
Updated 16:32 20 Dec 2025 GMT

There's nothing quite like festive football and what a way to feast your eyes than on eight fixtures in a single Saturday!
Starting early doors, Newcastle United need a reaction after their disappointing derby defeat at Sunderland - they face the tough task of the top 4 Chelsea though who have a returned Cole Palmer!
Moving on to the 3pm fixtures, there's four different matches you definitely won't want to miss.
Andoni Iraola's free-scoring Bournemouth will look forward to welcoming Scott Parker's Burnley, who have lost a mammoth six games in a row.
Elsewhere on the South Coast, the buzzing Black Cats travel down to Brighton & Hove Albion, hoping to break into the top four of the table.
Up North, Manchester City host West Ham, who were defeated at the death by a resurgent Villa side last Sunday.
In the Midlands, Wolves are still yet to taste victory - 16 games in. The Old Gold are desperate for three points and may see Keith Andrews' Brentford as the perfect opportunity to seize that.
At 5:30pm, Tottenham Hotspur host Liverpool, in a fixture that promises goals. Last season, this exact fixture treated us with an early Christmas present, as nine goals were scored in an emphatic 6-3 away victory for the runaway champions.
We're not done yet though!
At 8pm, attention turns to another double header, Everton host Arsenal whilst the rejuvenated and in-form Leeds United welcome Oliver Glasner's Crystal Palace.
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