Football: Premier League Boxing Day Fixture Cancellations

Football matches between Blackpool and Liverpool and Everton v Birminham, due to take place on Boxing Day, Sunday 26th December 2010, have been cancelled as a result of the weather as freezing conditions continue in the North West of England.

The Premier League matches will be postponed for a later date.

The following Barclays Premier League matches have been cancelled due to the advserse weather conditions:

  • Blackpool v Liverpool
  • Everton v Birmingham

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