The festive season is always a busy time for Premier League clubs and now Manchester City have had their fixtures for December and half of January confirmed.
Manchester City have learned when they will play their Premier League fixtures over the Christmas and New Year period.
The Blues start December with a 8.15pm kick-off against Aston Villa on Wednesday, December 6 - a match that will be shown on Amazon Prime. Their 2pm trip to Luton Town on Sunday, December 10 will also be televised, this time on Sky Sports.READ MORE: Grealish and Doku form new partnership Guardiola has been missing
City’s final match of a historic 2023 is a home clash with Sheffield United at 3pm on Saturday, December 30. Their first Premier League game of 2024 will be shown live on TNT Sports when the champions travel to Newcastle at 5.30pm on Saturday, January 13.
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