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2019 is upon us ladies and gentlemen, and we sincerely hope that you had a magnificent New Year party or celebration of some kind last night. While there are bound to be some sore heads this morning you shouldn’t fear, as the world of Premier League football is always waiting right around the corner to make you feel a little bit better. There’s a full set of fixtures coming your way over the course of the next few days,

Everton Kick Off The New Year Against Leicester

The end of the football year is upon us, and all that is left to do is pop open the champagne and wait for the New Year’s Day set of games to begin. Of course, there are going to be other celebrations in the midst of all that, but we’ll focus on the fact that football is once again going to be in our lives in around 24 hours time. The Premier League has been thoroughly entertaining throughout the course of 2018,

Tottenham Have Team Chemistry to Win in Pre-Season

Cardiff Attempt To Stun Tottenham

We’re just over 24 hours away from 2018 coming to an end and 2019 beginning, and what a year it has been. From the World Cup to all of the fantastic domestic football we’ve seen, it’s been quite the twelve months. The Premier League, in particular, has been full of some great moments mixed in with some controversy and high level football – which is just the way we like it. The PL is known for being one of the top divisions in Europe for a reason,

Despite Missing Key Players, City Can Pick Up Champions Cup Victory

Manchester City Face Huge Game Against Southampton

The Premier League is winding down in 2018, and what a year it’s been. The division has experienced many ups and many downs over the course of the last twelve months, but of course, there’s still a whole other set of fixtures to go. Some intriguing games will be taking place over the course of the next two days or so, and we can’t wait to see who is able to round out the year with a win.

Liverpool & Arsenal Square Off Once Again

The Premier League is beginning to wind down in 2018, but that doesn’t mean we’re done – not by a long shot. We’ve seen some truly incredible matches during the calendar year and we’re more than confident in suggesting that we’ll see the same in 2019, but perhaps we’re being too premature. After all, there’s a whole new set of top flight fixtures for us to feast our eyes upon over the course of the next few days,

Watford Battle Chelsea In Boxing Day Showdown

The next set of fixtures will take place after Christmas and while many are excited about the festivities, there’s also a reason to be excited about the immediate aftermath of the day – and that’s the Boxing Day fixtures. It’s one of the most important days of the football calendar and there’s one very simple reason for that: it’s so hectic. The majority of clubs are playing in English football, including the Premier League, with some of the finest clubs Europe has to offer showcasing what they can do for the world to see.

Everton Clash With Tottenham At Goodison Park

While many people think of the food, drink, presents and the songs when it comes to Christmas – but we personally feel like the football is just as important as the rest of it! Everyone has fond memories of chilling out with the family and watching some of the games over the festive period, and that’ll likely be no different this time around. There are some really interesting games on over the course of the next few weeks and the bizarre nature of the schedule is what we love,

Arsenal Try To Get Back On Track Against Burnley

Merry Christmas everybody! While we’re still a few days away from the holiday itself, it certainly feels like the festive period has well and truly begun. With that comes an extremely hectic period for English football, and in particular, the Premier League. It’s considered to be the top division in Europe by many, and there’s a very valid reason for that – because it just is. One game that we’re looking forward to feasting our eyes on this weekend will be Arsenal vs Burnley,

Top of the Table Liverpool to Continue Marching On

Liverpool are top of the Premier League and they go into this weekend knowing that a win would keep them at the top for Christmas. They also play first this weekend, so they have the chance to wrap that up before anyone else takes to the field when they travel to Wolves on Friday night. There is no doubt that Liverpool are genuine title contenders this season, and at this stage they are right in the mix and matching Manchester City stride for stride.

Tottenham to Gain North London Derby Compensation in EFL Cup

North London rivals Arsenal and Tottenham go head to head once again at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday night, with the winner moving forward to the EFL Cup semi finals, leaving them just one step away from the final. These two met in the league recently, with Arsenal coming out on top of that one, and there was a lot to like about how The Gunners played that day, they completely dominated Tottenham and prevented them from playing.

Croatia favourites to beat Iceland and lead the table with maximum points.

Boro Set for EFL Cup Semi Final Berth

Middlesbrough and Burton Albion are the only two non-Premier League clubs remaining in the EFL Cup and they face each other at the quarter final stage. Both will fancy their chances of making it through to the next round, and they know that should they do that, only a two-legged semi final against Premier League opposition will remain before a place in the final at Wembley.

Middlesbrough come into this game as favourites and it is no surprise when you see that they are currently holding onto one of the Championship playoff spots.

Leicester & Manchester City Battle In Carabao Cup

This weekend’s Premier League action isn’t even said and done yet, but many are already turning their attention towards what promises to be another busy set of midweek fixtures – this time in the Carabao Cup. The competition, which is known by many as the League Cup, often receives mixed responses from fans. Some feel as if it’s a good opportunity for lower league sides to test themselves against better opposition, whereas others believe that it’s a waste of time.

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