For many of us, December means one thing: Christmas. But it also means a lot of football.

For some, one of the highlights of the festive period is enjoying leftovers from Christmas dinner and relaxing with football on Boxing Day. But before that, there’s a whole round of midweek Premier League action.

From December 5th to 7th midweek, 20 Premier League games are scheduled to be streamed exclusively on Amazon’s Best Video. Amazon will also stream a further 10 Premier League games live in the highly anticipated Boxing Day round from 26th to 28th December.

From December 5th this year. The main video will show two matches: Wolves-Burnley and Luton-Arsenal before six matches on Wednesday 6th December including Manchester United-Chelsea and Aston Villa-Manchester City.” This Amazon streaming round will end on December 7th with two big matches: Everton vs. Newcastle and Tottenham vs. West Ham United.

There are five games to enjoy on Boxing Day, starting with Newcastle against Nottingham Forest in the first leg and finishing with Manchester United against Aston Villa in the evening. The following days include two London derbies, Chelsea-Crystal Palace and Arsenal-West Ham United, on December 27 and 28 respectively.

As part of Amazon’s coverage, each match will have full expert analysis and an alternative audio option so fans can hear the stadium atmosphere instead of commentary. Full replays and match highlights will also be available for seven days after the match.

Subscribing to multiple streaming services to watch your team in action all season long can be a financial challenge, especially around the holidays. Fortunately, you can enjoy all games for free.

When are Premier League games on Prime Video and how to watch them for free

Tuesday, December 5th

7:30 pm – Wolves – Burnley

8:15 pm – “Luton City” – “Arsenal”.

Wednesday, December 6th

7:30pm – Brighton & Hove Albion – Brentford

7:30 pm – “Crystal Palace” – “Bournemouth”.

7:30pm – Fulham – Nottingham Forest

7:30 pm – Sheffield United-Liverpool

8:15 pm – Aston Villa – Manchester City

8:15 pm – Manchester United – Chelsea

Thursday, December 7th

7:30 pm – Everton – Newcastle United

8:15 pm – Tottenham Hotspur – West Ham United

Tuesday, December 26th

12:30pm – Newcastle United – Nottingham Forest

3pm – Sheffield United – Luton City

3pm – Bournemouth-Fulham

5:30 pm – Burnley-Liverpool

8pm – Manchester United – Aston Villa

Wednesday, December 27th

7:30pm – Brentford – Wolves

7:30 pm – Chelsea – Crystal Palace

8:15 pm – Everton – Manchester City

Thursday, December 28th

7:30pm – Brighton & Hove Albion – Tottenham Hotspur

8:15 pm – Arsenal – West Ham United

All these matches can be streamed through an Amazon Prime subscription. It normally costs £8.99 a month or £95 a year, but thanks to Prime’s 30-day free trial, every match can be streamed without paying a penny.

As well as 30 Premier League games in December, it also comes with great benefits including free next day delivery on many products and Amazon Music Prime.

Signing up for a free trial today also means you’ll be able to watch lots of Christmas movies over the Christmas period thanks to Prime Video’s huge movie library. In between the biggest blockbusters, Prime members can stream holiday classics like It’s a Wonderful Life and Scrooged for free, as well as the new Eddie Murphy comedy Candy Cane Lane.

Join Amazon Prime Video today. Furthermore, a large number of sporting activities are available. Sports in the sky.