A mouthwatering weekend of Premier League action is sure to bring some festive cheer, starting with Manchester United's visit to Leicester City fresh from their stunning 6-2 win over Leeds United last time out.
There is the big capital derby to look forward to as Arsenal host Chelsea, while on Sunday it's top versus second-bottom as Liverpool face West Bromwich Albion at Anfield before Wolverhampton Wanderers bring a bumper Matchweek 15 to a close against Tottenham Hotspur at Molineux.
Here's when and how you can watch each match over the weekend on TV or streaming through NBC Sports.
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Man Utd have the most wins (21) and highest win rate (81 per cent) of any Premier League side in Boxing Day matches.
Where to watch: Watch on NBC
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This will be Roy Hodgson’s 341st Premier League fixture in charge, overtaking Rafael Benitez into the top 10 for all-time matches managed in the competition.
Where to watch: Watch on NBC
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Southampton can secure a 10th straight Premier League win over promoted clubs for the first time.
Where to watch: Watch on Peacock
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Arsenal are unbeaten in their last 12 Boxing Day home contests (W10 D2) and two of their four Premier League victories this season have come in London derbies.
Where to watch: Watch on NBC
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Manchester City have beaten Newcastle United in each of their last 11 Premier League home encounters, scoring 39 goals and conceding just seven in return.
Where to watch: Watch on NBC
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Jayden Bogle scored on his Premier League debut at Brighton & Hove Albion and if he nets again, he would be the youngest player to score on his first two top-flight appearances (20y 152d) since Anthony Martial in September 2015 (19y 289d).
Where to watch: Watch on Peacock
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This will be the first ever Premier League meeting between Leeds and Burnley, with Leeds winning both matches the last time they faced each other in the top flight in the 1975/76 campaign.
Where to watch: Watch on Peacock
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Danny Welbeck has scored four goals in all competitions against West Ham United, only netting more against Aston Villa (5) and Southampton (5) in his career.
Where to watch: Watch on NBC
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Sam Allardyce was the last opposition manager to win a PL match at Anfield, doing so with Crystal Palace in April 2017. He is also unbeaten in his last three top-flight fixtures at Liverpool (W1 D2), having picked up just two points in his first 12 visits (D2 L10).
Where to watch: Watch on NBC
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Wolves are looking to secure back-to-back league wins against Spurs for the first time since 2009/10 having won 3-2 the last time they met.
Where to watch: Watch on NBC
