The traditional British holiday featured a huge matchup, with Manchester United hosting Newcastle United as the only Premier League game of the day. In the end, a phenomenal strike from Patrick Dorgu ...

Dana White has been warned by Eddie Hearn that he just has four weeks to avoid a dud first event for his new boxing league. The renowned boxing boss used to be thick as thieves with UFC CEO White, but ...

MANCHESTER, England (AP) — It's traditionally one of the most anticipated days of the English soccer calendar. But this year there is a notable lack of Premier League games on Boxing Day, with only ...

For a lot of football fans, Boxing Day means one thing: Premier League football. The day has been marked on the competition's calendar for so many years now it's become a firm tradition. Other leagues ...

There will not be a feast of festive football in the Premier League this Boxing Day, with just one top-flight game scheduled for the traditional slot due to complications with a congested calendar ...

Boxing Day is traditionally one of the most anticipated days of the year for Premier League fans, but this year's festivities may seem a bit muted. Usually there are a plethora of top-flight matches ...

Boxing Day games are a great tradition of the English football season, but 2025 will look a little different. While there is a near-full EFL card on December 26 this year, there is only one Premier ...

While there is only one Premier League fixture available on Boxing Day, there are plenty of other games to tune into this festive season. The top-flight league has been restricted due to European ...

THE Premier League will NOT being showing the usual range of fixtures on Boxing Day this year! Fans will have to wait until 8pm on Boxing Day to catch Manchester United vs Newcastle – the ONLY top ...

For the first time in the Premier League's era, there will only be one match on Boxing Day, as Manchester United host Newcastle United. With the European club competitions each expanding by four teams ...

Mark Ogden is a senior soccer writer for ESPN.com. Read his archive here and follow him on Twitter: @MarkOgden_. But it's easy to see why the tradition persisted: Many clubs have recorded their ...