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Watch FREE Amazon Prime football on TV: How to stream Premier League online

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Premier League football returns to Amazon after Christmas as the American online giant prepares to deliver another 10 Premier League fixtures across gameweek 19.

The second round of games on Prime Video are spread across the festive fixture list, with nine games on Boxing Day and another on December 27.

So stack your plate high with Christmas cold cuts, put the board games to one side and crack open a little bit of the bubbly in front of your TV.

Tottenham and Brighton open the show at 12.30pm on Boxing Day, with Mikel Arteta’s first game in charge of Arsenal following at 3pm.

A crunch relegation clash between Aston Villa and Norwich also gets under way at 3pm, while Frank Lampard’s Chelsea also host Southampton and West Ham travel to Palace at the traditional Saturday afternoon kick-off time.

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Make sure you’ve got a multi-screen system set up with Sheffield United hosting Watford, and Burnley at Everton, before Uniteds Newcastle and Manchester do battle at Old Trafford (5.30pm).

Fresh from their trip to Doha, leaders Liverpool then face Leicester at 8pm, before Wolves and Manchester City round off the gameweek on Thursday, December 27 at 7.45pm.

Here's everything you need to know...​

Premier League fixtures on Amazon Prime

Thursday, December 26 Kick-off Coverage TV/highlights Tottenham vs Brighton 12:30pm LIVE Amazon Prime Bournemouth vs Arsenal 3pm​ LIVE Amazon Prime Sheffield United vs Watford 3pm​ LIVE Amazon Prime Chelsea vs Southampton 3pm​ LIVE Amazon Prime Aston Villa vs Norwich 3pm​   Amazon Prime Crystal Palace vs West Ham 3pm​ LIVE Amazon Prime Everton vs Burnley 3pm   Amazon Prime Man Utd vs Newcastle 5:30pm LIVE Amazon Prime Leicester vs Liverpool 8:oopm LIVE Amazon Prime Friday, December 27       Wolves vs Man City 7:45pm LIVE Amazon Prime

Here is how to watch all this week's football...

Where to watch

Amazon

Every single Premier League match in gameweek 19 will be shown live on Amazon Prime, while there will also be a dedicated goals centre for every goal from every game.

Existing and new Prime members can watch on devices using the Prime Video app, across mobile, Fire TV, games consoles, Virgin’s V6 TV Box, BT TV, TalkTalk TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, online and more - and Virgin will show select matches in 4K. Click here for more details.

Amazon

Amazon Prime is available for £7.99 per month/£79 a year, but you can also watch any game for free this week if you start a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime.

Fire TV Stick instructions

  1. Plug Fire TV Stick into an HDTV with a compatible HDMI port
  2. Plug the Fire TV power cable into a plug socket
  3. Connect the Fire TV Stick to the internet via on-screen instructions
  4. Open the Prime Video app and select Premier League
  5. Individual icons will allow you to click on your desired match

Highlights

Viewers will be able to watch full match replays from midnight following each match day.

Amazon will also prepare three-minute highlight packages which should be available an hour after full-time.

Pubs

Amazon have confirmed that pubs can stream every game on the BT Sport channel on Sky set top boxes.

X-Ray

Those of you who have been watching Prime will know about the X-Ray function. If you don't, it's an added bonus which will offer viewers more information while the games go on.

X-Ray will give fans live match stats via Opta and key highlights in case you miss anything.

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