Football fans are set for a festive treat as the Premier League has officially confirmed that seven fixtures will be played on Boxing Day this year. The move marks a significant return to tradition after last season's schedule was heavily reduced to prioritise player welfare.

The Premier League has confirmed the return of its traditional set of Boxing Day fixtures, with seven matches set to take place on Dec. 26.

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