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Everton's daunting December schedule of seven Premier League fixtures has now been finalized:

  • Manchester United (A): Sunday, 1 December, 1:30 pm
  • Wolverhampton Wanderers (H): Wednesday, 4 December, 7:30 pm (APV)
  • Liverpool (H): Saturday, 7 December, 12:30 pm (TNT)
  • Arsenal (A): Saturday, 14 December, 3 pm
  • Chelsea (H): Sunday, December 22, 2 pm
  • Manchester City (A): Thursday, December 26, 12:30 pm (APV)
  • Nottingham Forest (H): Sunday, December 29, 3 pm.

These include two games to be televised live in the UK on Amazon Prime Video,  with the final league derby at Goodison Park being shown on TNT Sports.

The Premier League games set for January 2025 include two more televised fixtures:

  • Bournemouth (A): Saturday, 4 January, 3 pm
  • Aston Villa (H): Wednesday, 15 January, 7:30 pm (TNT)
  • Spurs (H): Sunday, 19 January, 2 pm (Sky)
  • Brighton and Hove Albion (A): Saturday, 25 January, 3 pm
 

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Paul Birmingham
1 Posted 15/10/2024 at 21:42:38
These fixtures will strain every sinew of the squad.

Good news and I'm pleased for Isaac Price getting a hatrick tonight for Northern Ireland.

UTFTs!

Bobby Mallon
2 Posted 15/10/2024 at 21:47:08
Get him in first team squad
Colin Glassar
3 Posted 15/10/2024 at 22:02:02
I actually think, the tougher the opponent the better we tend to perform. It’s against the teams around us that we underperform against.
Edward Rogers
4 Posted 15/10/2024 at 23:12:11
Might be difficult that one Bobby, we sold him to Standard Liege last year.
Dennis Stevens
5 Posted 16/10/2024 at 00:09:44
I was so surprised by those fixtures, I had to go & check the FA Cup round dates - & indeed, the 3rd round is due to be played the w/e of Saturday 11th January, a week later than I'd expect.

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