Football fans in the UK have the chance to watch Premier League action for free on Boxing Day, including when relegation-threatened Wolves host an inconsistent Manchester United
Manchester United head to face Wolves in one of eight Premier League games on Boxing Day.
For United boss Ruben Amorim, it’s a chance to recalibrate after watching his side concede seven goals across back-to-back defeats. Sunday’s 3-0 loss to Bournemouth was particularly sobering after a positive start to life in the Red Devils dugout.
They remain in the bottom half of the table as we approach the midway point of the season, while their next opponents are coming off the back of a 3-0 victory away at Leicester City. New Wolves boss Vitor Pereira appeared to have an instant impact.
His side remain in the relegation zone, though, and in desperate need of points. With all that in mind, there should be action aplenty – and fans in the UK can watch it all live for free.
What channel is Wolves vs Man Utd on?
All 10 matchweek 18 fixtures are being live-streamed on Amazon Prime. The streaming giant had the rights to two rounds of games, with this being their second of the season.
They won’t be offering any Premier League football going forward, however, as they missed out on the latest TV deal that will start from next year and run until the end of the 2028/29 campaign.
How to watch Wolves vs Man Utd for free
The fixture will be available at no extra cost to Amazon subscribers. In the UK, they charge £8.99 for a monthly membership or £95 annually.
Those without an account can sign up for a 30-day free trial, which can be cancelled before the monthly fee is activated. Students and 18-22 year olds can benefit from an extended six-month trial as well as 50% off the standard rate.
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What time does Wolves vs Man Utd kick-off?
The stacked schedule of top-flight football gets underway with Manchester City hosting Everton in the early kick-off, before five 3pm fixtures. Molineux then takes centre stage in the only match at 5:30pm.
Manish Bhasin will be hosting alongside former Wolves goalkeeper Matt Murray and ex-United defender Wes Brown. Commentary will be provided by Jim Proudfoot and Lucy Ward.
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