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AndrewP
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No. They have two days.
samaistonsrightfoot
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Just boxing day isn't it?
Sid
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No. They've got all of the games that are played on the 3rd, 4th and 5th plus all of them on Boxing Day. Two sets of 10 matches.
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myleftfoot1978
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Just subscribe to the ones you want to, there is enough football on either Bt our sky not to bother subscribing to one if you have the other
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You dont 'have' to subscribe to any mate...
IPTV 
Roker Mackem
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IPTV
Its good to have but not exactly 100% reliable
Flawless so far. Every sport taking place is on too. If it goes tits up it'll be replaced with something else.
Scotty 1978
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I get it free on my phone contract
mr chuckles
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Iptv  it's like garlic bread it's the future
Roker Mackem
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Never worked that well for me. Buffers and stops now and again.
It’s not meant to be, just the most money
viccarlton
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Basically........................it’s not
Cypher
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I read this article earlier:
'Over nine months for Skysports, BT and including Amazon Prime in December, the whole season comes to £885.40.'
But there is a far cheaper alternative for fans to consider, according to Warner.
'For casual fans, however, NOW TV's range of Sky Sports passes - daily, weekly or monthly - may prove better value, with prices starting at just £8.99.
'A monthly NOW TV pass at £33.99 can be combined with a subscription to BT Sport's app for just £10-a-month, which, with a month of Amazon Prime, would reduce the total spend for the season to £373.90,' she concluded.
How fans can watch Premier League games on Sky, BT Sport and Amazon Prime without breaking the bank | Daily Mail Online
So you can reduce the cost by approx £500 apparently which is slightly better.
All 10 Boxing day games and the all 10 midweek fixtures in the first week of December
