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Manchester giants get January dates for rescheduled EPL games

Freedom Reporter by Freedom Reporter
December 31, 2020
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Manchester giants get January dates for rescheduled EPL games

Manchester City

Manchester United and Manchester City will play their rescheduled fixtures from the opening weekend of the season in January, the Premier League announced on Thursday.
Both Manchester clubs did not play on the opening weekend in September due to their participation in the knockout stages of last season’s European club competitions.
The continental competitions had ended only in August due to the COVID-19 hiatus.

Manchester giants get January dates for rescheduled EPL games
Manchester United

Burnley will host second-placed Manchester United on January 12 while Manchester City host Aston Villa on January 20.
The fixtures add to a packed schedule for both Manchester clubs.
They also play each other in the League Cup semi-final on January 6, before they begin their FA Cup campaign the following weekend.
Manchester City, eighth in the standings, have two games in hand after Monday’s match at Everton was postponed due to a COVID-19 outbreak at their club.
The 2018/2019 champions’ first team have since returned to training after their facilities were closed for two days, but the league has yet to reschedule the game against Everton.

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