When we hear the word ‘December’ images relating to gifts, holidays, snow, reindeer and even Santa Claus come to mind, but Britons have a chip telling them that December 26 is coming and with it. Boxing Day from Premier League, one of the most anticipated dates of the season by the greats game that can be given.
It is a public holiday in England and Ireland, having no clear origin, although the theories circulating around it agree on one thing: it is an extension of the Christmas Day to help those who have the least through food or money.
This tradition also involves hunting for the popular fox and diving into the cold waters of the North Sea.
In the special case of football, Premier League concentrate a number of matches on today so that fans have the opportunity to attend the stadium after the celebration Christmas Day.
On the other hand, Boxing Day This is a practice that coincides with the anniversary of what is considered the first football match in history, a commitment they played on Sheffield United and Hallam FC on 26 December 1860.
However, there are some figures who criticize Boxing Day for not giving rest on these important dates.
This is a Boxing Day 2021 Premier League match
Before making a list of games scheduled for Premier League Boxing Day 2021 It is important to mention that two were canceled last Thursday, 23 December.
The first is between Liverpool and Leeds United (will happen at Anfield) and the second is between Wolverhampton and Watford, so Raul Jimenez You will not be able to play on this traditional day, in either case for reasons related to Covid19.
Burnley vs Everton – 09:00pm
Manchester City vs Leicester – 09:00 horas
Norwich City vs Arsenal – 09:00 horas
Tottenham vs Crystal Palace – 09:00 horas
West Ham United vs Southampton – 09:00 horas
Aston Villa vs Chelsea – 11:30 horas
Brighton vs Brentford – 14:00 pm
Note: all times are in central Mexico time
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