Nottingham Forest, who have been gaining ground in the league lately, are expected to cement their position in the top four as they face an injured Tottenham Hotspur at the city grounds.
The two teams have experienced very different situations this season. Under Nuno Espirito Santo, Forest are a revelation, securing a place in the Champions League places.
On the other hand, the Spurs have suffered more defeats than the victories of the first league. Their recent 6-3 defeat opposed to Liverpool left them in difficulty in the decrease in the table, expanding the tension in the postocoglou angel manager.
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The adjustment will be televised, but not through the same old channels, such as Sky Sports or TNT Sports. From now on, it is the component of the moment of the Premier League Fites that is shown through Amazon Prime this season.
This includes 8 games today and two others tomorrow. However, it is the last lot of the First Level English Flight Games that Amazon will demonstrate at the moment, because they have not received rights in the new television agreement, which begins next season and takes a position before 2029.
Amazon subscribers can tune into the match at no additional cost beyond their membership fee, which stands at £8.99 per month or £95 annually in the UK. Additionally, the streaming giant also offers a free trial.
This means that newcomers can use the service for a month before deciding whether to continue with the monthly subscription or cancel it. In addition, academics and those aged 18 to 22 can enjoy a free six-month trial and a 50% discount on the popular rate.
Amazon’s video broadcasts the first league of matches in the matches from December 26 to 27.
Each option can be streamed for free with an Amazon Prime subscription or by signing up for a 30-day Amazon Prime free trial.
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The clash between Forest and Spurs is scheduled as one of five Premier League matches kicking off at 3pm on Boxing Day. Jim Rosenthal will provide from Pitchside, joined by former Forest manager Martin O’Neill and former Tottenham striker Les Ferdinand, while Conor McNamara and Stephen Warnock will commentate.