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Boxing Day: Top five must-watch EPL matches

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After the festive indulgence of Christmas, the Premier League is set to bring back the thrill of football with a lineup of Boxing Day fixtures.

This annual tradition showcases the best of English top-flight football, delivering a feast of entertainment during the holiday season. 

As the matches kick off on Tuesday, football enthusiasts can anticipate a riveting display of skill and strategy.

Here’s a closer look at five matches that promise potential shock results:

 

1. Newcastle vs Nottingham Forest:

The action kicks off at St James’ Park, where Newcastle faces Nottingham Forest. While it may seem straightforward to favor Newcastle, the game takes an interesting turn with Nottingham’s new manager, Nuno Espirito Santo. The team showed promise in their first game under his leadership, giving Bournemouth a tough challenge until a red card disrupted their momentum.

2. Burnley vs Liverpool: 

Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool, now a strong contender for the Premier League title, faces a formidable test against Burnley. Burnley has recently secured positive results and aims to continue this streak in front of their home crowd, making this clash a potentially tricky encounter for the visiting team.

3. Chelsea vs Crystal Palace: 

Chelsea, enduring a string of away defeats, hosts Crystal Palace at Stamford Bridge. Mauricio Pochettino’s men are looking to bounce back from a loss at Wolves, while Crystal Palace, fresh from a 1-1 draw at Manchester City, eyes another upset against the struggling Blues.

4. Arsenal vs West Ham

Arsenal’s tendency to concede at the Emirates sets the stage for an exciting match against West Ham. With potent attackers like Jarrod Bowen, Mohammed Kudus, and Lucas Paqueta in their ranks, West Ham aims to exploit Arsenal’s defensive vulnerabilities. Mikel Arteta’s men, starting in second place, face the challenge of handling the mounting pressure

5. Everton vs Man City: 

Everton, dealing with a 10-point deduction, faces Manchester City at Goodison Park. Despite City’s recent world championship title, Everton is determined to secure crucial points. Pep Guardiola’s men, displaying vulnerability this season, must brace themselves for a spirited performance from a resilient Everton side.

 

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