Sky Sports reveal Premier League fixtures available exclusively in Ireland for the next three months

A couple of Christmas crackers on this list.

Christmas is going to be a good time of the year for Manchester United fans with a Sky Sports subscription, with five games featuring the Red Devils to be broadcast on Sky Sports in the months of December and January. Sky Sports has added six live Saturday 3pm Premier League matches – exclusively for Irish customers – including two games featuring Jose Mourinho’s side; the home clash with Middlesbrough on December 30 and the trip to Stoke on 21 January. The six Saturday 3pm fixtures are in addition to 28 live matches announced last week for Sky Sports customers across the UK & Ireland, including Manchester City v Chelsea, the Merseyside derby, Manchester City v Arsenal and Tottenham against Chelsea. On a Super Sunday that will hopefully be a damn sight better than ‘Red Monday,’ meanwhile, Manchester United’s clash with Liverpool and Everton v Manchester City at Goodison Park will both be broadcast on Sky Sports on January 15. Check out the full list of Premier League games live on Sky Sports between now and the end of January below.

Sky Sports live Premier League Fixtures

*Saturday 3pm live fixtures are only available to Sky Sports customers in the Republic of Ireland.

October

Saturday 22 October Bournemouth v Tottenham Hotspur, 12.30pm Leicester City v Crystal Palace, 3pm* Sunday 23 October Manchester City v Southampton, 1.30pm Chelsea v Manchester United, 4pm Saturday 29 October Sunderland v Arsenal, 12.30pm Burnley v Manchester United, 3pm Sunday 30 October Everton v West Ham United, 1.30pm Southampton v Chelsea, 4pm Monday 31 October Stoke City v Swansea City, 8pm

November

Saturday 5 November Bournemouth v Sunderland, 3pm* Sunday 6 November, 2.15pm Leicester City v West Bromwich Albion, 4.30pm Saturday, 19 November Manchester United v Arsenal, 12.30pm Southampton v Liverpool, 3pm* Sunday 20 November Middlesbrough v Chelsea, 4pm Monday 21 November West Bromwich Albion v Burnley, 8pm Saturday 26 November Leicester v Middlesbrough 3pm* Sunday 27 November Watford v Stoke City, 12pm Arsenal v Bournemouth, 2.15pm Southampton v Everton, 4.30pm

December

Saturday 3 December Manchester City v Chelsea, 12.30pm West Bromwich Albion v Watford, 3pm* Sunday 4 December Bournemouth v Liverpool, 1.30pm Everton v Manchester United, 4pm Monday 5 December        Middlesbrough v Hull City, 8pm Saturday 10 December Watford v Everton, 12.30pm Burnley v Bournemouth, 3pm* Sunday 11 December Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur, 2.15pm Liverpool v West Ham United, 4.30pm Saturday 17 December Crystal Palace v Chelsea, 12.30pm Tottenham v Burnley, 3pm* Sunday 18 December Bournemouth v Southampton, 1.30pm Manchester City v Arsenal, 4pm Monday 19 December Everton v Liverpool, 8pm Monday 26 December Watford v Crystal Palace, 12.30pm Hull City v Manchester City, 5.15pm Tuesday 27 December Liverpool v Stoke City, 5.15pm Wednesday 28 December      Southampton v Tottenham Hotspur, 7.45pm Friday 30 December Hull City v Everton Saturday 31 December Manchester United v Middlesbrough, 3pm *

January

Sunday 1 January Watford v Tottenham Hotspur, 1.30pm Arsenal v Crystal Palace, 4pm Monday 2 January Middlesbrough v Leicester City, 12.30pm West Ham United  v Manchester United, 5.15pm Tuesday 3 January   Bournemouth v Arsenal, 7.45pm Wednesday 4 January Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea, 8pm Saturday 14 January Tottenham Hotspur v West Bromwich Albion, 12.30pm West Ham United v Crystal Palace 3pm* Sunday 15 January Everton v Manchester City, 1.30pm Manchester United v Liverpool, 4pm Saturday 21 January Stoke City v Manchester United, 3pm* Sunday 22 January Arsenal v Burnley, 1.30pm Chelsea v Hull City, 4pm Monday 23 January Southampton v Leicester City, 8pm**     ** Fixture could change to Sunday 22 Jan, 12noon subject to EFL Cup semi-finals. Should that occur, Arsenal v Burnley would move to 2.15pm and Chelsea v Hull City to 4.30pm.