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How to watch this week's Premier League games for free on Amazon Prime Video including Manchester United vs Tottenham

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Matchday 12 is set to get underway in the Premier League this evening, with Amazon Prime Video serving up three days of football, exclusively via their platform.

Erik ten Hag's side take on Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford on Wednesday evening, as Manchester United bid to continue their upturn in form under the Dutchman's stewardship.

Only Arsenal and Man City are without a midweek domestic clash this week, due to the Gunners' UEFA Europa League game with PSV taking place on Thursday.

With the chance to tune in for free an offer you surely cannot miss, here's all the information you need regarding this week's games taking place in England's top flight... READ MORE: Antonio Conte confirms major Tottenham injury blow before Manchester United fixture Signing up for Amazon Prime for the first time will result in a free a one-month free trial for the service, you can do so by following this link here.

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Not even the sight of a disgruntled Cristiano Ronaldo storming down the tunnel could dampen the mood at Old Trafford after Wednesday night's resounding win.
Manchester United dealt a blow to Tottenham's Premier League title aspirations with a dominant 2-0 win at Old Trafford, while Liverpool's upturn continued with a 1-0 victory over West Ham on Wednesday. Chelsea's winning run came to an end in a 0-0 draw at Brentford, which allowed Newcastle to close within two points of the top four with a 1-0 win over Everton. United are now just one point off the Champions League places and could leapfrog Chelsea when the sides meet at Stamford Bridge on Saturday after their most impressive display under Erik ten Hag.
Tottenham Hotspur manager Antonio Conte admitted that Manchester United were worthy winners over his side on Wednesday night as Erik ten Hag's men secured an important victory at Old Trafford.
When Bruno Fernandes curled in Manchester United’s second goal on 69 minutes a seated Erik ten Hag raised his arms in delight. The strike directly followed Harry Kane missing a gilded opportunity to equalise when smashing against David de Gea from close range. From that the hosts raced 80 yards upfield with Antony and the excellent Fred involved before United’s talisman bent a supreme finish past Hugo Lloris for only a second of the term.

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