A General view inside the stadium prior to the UEFA Women's Champions League match between Arsenal FC and Juventus FC.
Manchester United take on Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday night.
This week sees all 20 Premier League teams in midweek action as the hectic festive schedule starts to kick in.
Both Manchester United and Man City play on Wednesday night. United travel to the Emirates Stadium to take on Arsenal, while Man City face Nottingham Forest at the Etihad Stadium.
United will be looking to build on the 4-0 win over Everton in their last outing as Ruben Amorim starts to have an impact on the team. City will look to get back to winning ways after falling to their sixth defeat in seven games against Liverpool on Sunday.
But kick-off times for this week’s games are slightly different to what you’d expect from midweek matches. Instead of the more traditional 7.45pm or 8pm kick-offs, City’s game starts at 7.30pm, while United’s kicks-off 45 minutes later at 8.15pm.
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The reasons for the different times is due to all Premier League matches this week being shown live on Amazon Prime. The spread of kick-off times allows fans watching from home to spread their viewing further, and, in theory, watch more of the games.
United’s and City’s games are not the only matches effected. In fact all midweek games either kick off at 7.30pm or 8.15pm.
Tuesday night sees Ipswich Town take on Crystal Palace (7.30pm kick-off). While former United assistant Ruud van Nistelrooy takes charge of his first game as Leicester City manager when the Foxes host West Ham United at the King Power Stadium (8.15pm kick-off).
The full list of fixtures and kick-off times over the next three days can be found below:
Tuesday, 3 December
Ipswich Town vs Crystal Palace (7.30pm Kick-off)
Leicester City vs West Ham (8.15pm kick-off)
Wednesday, 4 December
Southampton vs Chelsea (7.30pm kick-off)
Man City vs Nottingham Forest (7.30pm kick-off)
Newcastle vs Liverpool (7.30pm kick-off)
Everton vs Wolves (7.30pm kick-off)
Arsenal vs Manchester United (8.15pm kick-off)
Aston Villa vs Brentford (8.15pm kick-off)
Thursday, 5 December
Fulham vs Brighton (7.30pm kick-off)
Bournemouth vs Tottenham (8.15pm kick-off)