It's not often we can legally encourage you to stream Premier League football matches for free, but Amazon's broadcast deal means you can, sort of.
Amazon Prime is streaming including a full card of NINE matches on Boxing Day, including
There is also a hotly contested late kick off near the top of the table as current league leaders Liverpool take on former champions Leicester City.
And the only place you'll be able to watch all of Thursday, December 26's games live is Amazon Prime, with the streaming service having exclusive rights to the Boxing Day fixtures.
Prime is also showing Wolves v Man City on December 27, with a 7.45pm kick-off time.
It costs £7.99 a month to sign up to Amazon Prime, which includes access to its Instant Video service and quick delivery on orders, as well as the opportunity to watch a lot of football this month.
But if you are not a Prime Member already, you can take advantage of a free trial, which gives you 30-days access to Amazon Prime. The trial is free, but Amazon will automatically charge you £7.99 after 30 days, if you do not cancel before then.
How to watch Premier League football on Amazon Prime for free
If you have never had an Amazon Prime account before, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial here . You can also try creating a new Amazon account with a new email address to get the free trial, if you have been a Prime Member previously.
Remember, Amazon will automatically renew your membership and start charging you £7.99 a month if you do not cancel it before the 30 days.
The Boxing Day fixtures on Amazon Prime
Aston Villa vs Norwich
Bournemouth vs Arsenal
Chelsea vs Southampton
Crystal Palace vs West Ham
Everton vs Burnley
Sheffield United vs Watford
Tottenham vs Brighton
Man Utd vs Newcastle (5.30pm)
Leicester vs Liverpool (8pm)
