Published on December 27th, 2023
Tonight, Manchester City will resume their Premier League campaign as they take on Everton at Goodison Park.
Pep Guardiola’s Treble-winning squad, celebrating a Club World Cup triumph, concludes a remarkable 2023, marking one of the most successful years in the club’s history.
However, the final two top-flight matches won’t be easy, especially facing Everton, who, under the management of Sean Dyche, have experienced a resurgence in form.
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Despite a challenging period that saw them drop to 19th place following a 10-point deduction, Everton has bounced back with four consecutive victories, propelling them to 16th in the standings.
Their recent narrow defeat at the hands of Tottenham provides an additional challenge.
Following Luton’s Boxing Day victory, Everton will kick off just one place and one point above the relegation zone.
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Finding The Clash: Everton Vs Man City Viewing Guide
TV channel: Tonight’s match will be aired live on Amazon Prime Video in the UK, and the game is scheduled to start at 8:15 PM GMT.
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Converted time and date for different regions:
- US: The game will be broadcast live on Amazon Prime Video, and kick-off is at 3:15 PM Eastern Time (ET).
- UK: As mentioned earlier, the match is set to begin at 8:15 PM GMT.
- India: For viewers in India, the live broadcast on Amazon Prime Video will start at 1:45 AM IST (next day), with the kick-off scheduled for 2:15 AM IST (next day).
Live Streaming: Viewers can tune in to a live stream through the Prime Video website or app.
Live Blog: Stay updated on all the events of the day by following Standard Sport’s exclusive match blog.
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