THE Premier League have confirmed its latest round of TV fixtures for January. Among the matches moved was the Manchester derby at Old Trafford. Manchester United’s clash with noisy

Manchester City kick off their defence of the Premier League title at newly promoted Burnley, while Mauricio Pochettino will begin his reign at Chelsea against Liverpool. Manchester City against Burnley, managed by City legend Vincent Kompany, is the ...

Manchester derby and Arsenal vs Man Utd among fixtures to be shown live on Sky Sports in January; Sky Sports Premier League coverage has increased from 128 matches to at least 215 games exclusively live;

Man United and Manchester City will face each other in January after a raft of TV selections were confirmed to clubs.

Man City thrashed Liverpool 3-0 at the Etihad to move within four points of Premier League leaders Arsenal, and they will be buoyed by their recent form

Nico Gonzalez's goal from a corner in the 3-0 Premier League win against Liverpool ahead of the international break was City's first from a set-piece this season, the joint lowest tally of any side, with the Blues instead scoring an unrivalled 22 times from open play.

We may have a title race on our hands after all.Arsenal are still considered heavy favourites to win their first Premier League title in more than two decades, but dropped points at Sunderland followed by Manchester City’s thumping 3-0 win over Liverpool has given the race a whole new look.

It would be quicker to name the players available to Arsenal and Spurs rather than those who are out or doubtful. Perhaps Newcastle could change the

Manchester City beat Liverpool 3-nil in their final Premier League fixture before the current international break. City’s win at the Etihad over Arne Slot’s side has them well placed in the