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Boxing Day returns with seven games on December 26th

Dia de Jogo — jornal desportivo10 September 2026 at 16:49

The Premier League scheduled seven games for December 26th, a date known as Boxing Day. This number represents a significant return of this British sporting tradition, which is eagerly awaited by football fans.

Last season, the English league had scheduled only one match during Boxing Day, which contrasted with the usual tradition of multiple games on this festive day.

The decision to schedule seven games for this date indicates a return to normality in the Premier League calendar, allowing fans to watch multiple matches during the year-end holiday period.

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