This is the game that many fans look forward to the most all year long.
The Boxing Day match is a tradition for hundreds of thousands of supporters and while it may be coming so soon after the end of the World Cup this season, it should still feel the same as ever.
There will be matches taking place up and down the United Kingdom across multiple leagues, but we’re going to take a look at the top four leagues in England.
Amazon Prime Video has managed to get the Boxing Day schedule for the Premier League this season, while Sky Sports and BT Sport will have some offerings from further down the divisions.
Amazon Prime
Amazon Prime are broadcasting all 10 Premier League games between Christmas and New Year, starting on December 26 and concluding two days later. The package deal struck with the Premier League allows the broadcaster access to 20 live games per season from one Bank Holiday and one midweek fixture programme. Amazon have already shown live games in October.
BT Sport
BT Sport’s renewed three-year deal allows the broadcaster to show 52 live matches throughout the season, including all 20 fixtures from two midweek programmes.
Sky Sports
Sky Sports remain the Premier League’s primary broadcaster, having begun their working relationship when the division was formed in 1992. The majority of the festive fixtures will be shown live across their network.
All kick-off times GMT*
TV picks have not yet been made for the Championship games but you can see the Boxing Day fixtures below.
TV picks have not yet been made for the League One games but you can see the Boxing Day fixtures below.
TV picks have not yet been made for the League Two games but you can see the Boxing Day fixtures below.