How to watch Man City and Man Utd Premier League matches for free on Amazon Prime Video in December

December is upon us and the festive season has officially started, meaning the countdown to Christmas is on for those who celebrate the holiday. It also means there's a lot of football to look forward to before the new year rolls in. Boxing Day football is always a big occasion, whether the fans have enjoyed a day of Christmas festivities or not. But there are plenty of other fixtures on the calendar for this month, including ten matches between December 5th and 7th.

Amazon Prime Video's broadcast deal to cover December fixtures remains in place, and the coverage will start on Tuesday, December 5th. A further 10 games are scheduled to kick-off between the 26th and 28th, including five matches on Boxing Day.

Amazon Prime will be showing a total of 20 matches throughout December, and Manchester United's highly-anticipated meeting with Chelsea is one of them. Let's take a look a the full list of fixtures scheduled to be shown by Amazon Prime, and how you can watch United and Manchester City for free this month.

Which games are on Amazon Prime?

The first two matches on the bill are Wolves vs Burnley and Luton Town vs Arsenal on Tuesday. Here are the other 18 coming up.

Wednesday, December 6th

19:30 — Brighton & Hove Albion vs Brentford

19:30 — Crystal Palace vs AFC Bournemouth

19:30 — Fulham vs Nottingham Forest

19:30 — Sheffield United vs Liverpool

20:15 — Aston Villa vs Manchester City

20:15 — Manchester United vs Chelsea

Thursday, December 7th

19:30 — Everton vs Newcastle United

20:15 — Tottenham Hotspur vs West Ham United

Tuesday, December 26th

12:30 — Newcastle United vs Nottingham Forest

15:00 — Sheffield United vs Luton Town

15:00 — AFC Bournemouth vs Fulham

17:30 — Burnley vs Liverpool

20:00 — Manchester United vs Aston Villa

Wednesday, December 27th

19:30 — Brentford vs Wolves

19:30 — Chelsea vs Crystal Palace

20:15 — Everton vs Manchester City

Thursday, December 28th

19:30 — Brighton & Hove Albion vs Tottenham Hotspur

20:15 — Arsenal vs West Ham United

How to watch United and City for free

Usually, to stream matches via Amazon Prime Video, a paid monthly subscription is required. However, Prime is offering football fans the gift of a 30-day free trial, which will cover all December fixtures being shown on the platform.

Non-Prime member viewers simply need to sign up and start their trial, which won't cost them a penny to watch blockbuster Premier League action. The subscription can be cancelled after the 30-day period, or it will cost £8.99 a month moving forward.