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Published 09:00 26 Dec 2024 GMT
Updated 11:21 24 Dec 2024 GMT

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Sports fans have been urged to take advantage of a streaming hack to watch free Premier League matches today.
If Christmas Day is about family, presents and turkey, then Boxing Day is about one thing: football.
One of the biggest days in the football calendar, fans will be travelling across the land in the hope of watching their team give them a late Christmas present in the form of three points.
But if you aren't travelling to a game, you can have just as much festive footballing fun by sitting at home and watching all the action on the box.
And this year, you genuinely can watch ALL the action thanks to Amazon Prime, who are showing every game on Boxing Day and December 27.
Some of the standout matches on Boxing Day are an early kick-off between Manchester City and Everton, a west London derby as Chelsea take on Fulham, and a match with significance at both ends of the table when Liverpool take on Leicester in the evening.
Then, on the 27th, there's goal guaranteed as Brighton take on Brentford at 7:30pm, before Arsenal look to stay in the title race when they host lowly Ipswich at 8pm.
The best part is you can watch all these games without having to pay a penny.
With Amazon Prime, you can take advantage of a hack which will give you access to all of the festive matches for free.
Following the link here, you can get yourself a free trial with Prime, giving you access to all the games this week with free cancellation at any moment with no further commitment.
For those who can't decide on what game to watch, Prime's“Every Game, Every Goal” show will air on Boxing Day to keep fans up to speed with all the matchday action as soon as it happens.
This weeks fixtures on Amazon Prime can be seen below:
Thursday 26 December
Man City v Everton: 12.30 p.m. KO
AFC Bournemouth v Crystal Palace: 3 p.m. KO
Chelsea v Fulham: 3 p.m. KO
Newcastle United v Aston Villa: 3 p.m. KO
Nottingham Forest v Spurs: 3 p.m. KO
Southampton v West Ham United: 3 p.m. KO
Wolves v Man United: 5.30 p.m. KO
Liverpool v Leicester City: 8 p.m KO
Friday 27 December
Brighton v Brentford, 7.30 p.m. KO
Arsenal v Ipswich Town, 8.15 p.m. KO
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