Premier League matches: Leeds, Liverpool, Man Utd at a disadvantage? Classified Festive Workloads

The Premier League is back and the festive program is underway. Leeds, Liverpool and Man Utd do more than most…

The Christmas and New Year fixture list is traditionally packed, and while there is more time to rest than some teams have had in previous years, some teams have been dismayed to learn their workload, especially compared to some of their rivals. .

No team will play twice in 48 hours, as happened before Christmas, but players from Leeds, Liverpool and Manchester United have returned from the World Cup to three games in seven days - slightly less in the case of Leeds.

Tottenham, however, have more than two days to play their three games, which should help Antonio Conte keep his players sharp.

Here are the Premier League teams ranked by how soon they have to squeeze in their three festive games…

1) Leeds: 167.75 hours (6 days, 23 hours, 45 minutes)

Wednesday 28 December: Man City (H) 8pm, Amazon67 hours – shortest rest period between matches. 2023: West Ham (H) 7:45 p.m.

=2) Liverpool: 168 hours (7 days)

Boxing Day: Monday 26th December: Aston Villa (A) 5.30pm, Amazon98.5 hours Friday 30th December: Leicester (H) 8.00pm, Sky Sports69.5 Monday January 2 2023: Brentford (A) 5:30 p.m., Sky Sports

=2) Manchester United: 168 hours (7 days)

Tuesday 27 December: Nottingham Forest (H) 8pm, Amazon88.5 hours New Year's Eve: Saturday 31 December: Wolves (A) 12.30pm, BT Sport 79.5 hoursTuesday 3 January 2023: Bournemouth (H) 8pm

4) Bournemouth: 170.5 hours (7 days, 2 hours, 30 minutes)

Tuesday 27 December: Chelsea (A) 5.30pm, Amazon93.5 hours New Year's Eve: Saturday 31 December: Crystal Palace (H) 3.00pm 77 hoursTuesday 3 January 2023: Man Utd (A) 8:00 p.m.

5) Brentford: 173 hours (7 days, five hours)

Boxing Day: Monday December 26: Tottenham (H) 12.30pm, Amazon 103.25 hours Friday December 30: West Ham (A) 7.4569.75 hours Monday January 2, 2023: Liverpool (H) 5.30pm, Sky Sports

6) Nottingham Forest: 191.5 hours (7 days, 23 hours, 30 minutes)

Tuesday 27 December: Man Utd (A) 8pm, Amazon116.5 hours New Year's Day: 1 January 2023: Chelsea (H) 4.30pm, Sky Sports75 hoursWednesday 4 January 2023: Southampton (A) 7:30 p.m.

=7) Arsenal: 192 hours (8 days)

Boxing Day: Monday, December 26: West Ham (H) 8 p.m., Amazon117.5 hours New Year's Eve: Saturday, December 31: Brighton (A) 5:30 p.m., Sky Sports< /em > 74.5 hoursTuesday 3 January 2023: Newcastle (H) 8pm, Sky Sports

=7) Manchester City: 192 hours (8 days)

Wednesday 28th December: Leeds (A) 8.00pm, Amazon67 hours – shortest rest period between games New Year's Eve: Saturday 31st December: Everton (H) 3.125pm hoursThursday, January 5, 2023: Chelsea (A) 8 p.m., Sky Sports

=9) Brighton: 196.75 hours (8 days, 4 hours, 45 minutes)

Boxing Day: Monday 26th December: Southampton (A) 3pm, Amazon122.5 hours New Year's Eve: Saturday 31st December: Arsenal (H) 5.30pm, Sky Sports > 74:25 Tuesday January 3, 2023: Everton (A) 7:45 p.m.

=9) Everton: 196.75 hours (8 days, 4 hours, 45 minutes)

Boxing Day: Monday 26th Dec: Wolves (H) 3pm, Amazon120am New Year's Eve: Saturday 31st December: Man City (A) 3pm 76.75pmTuesday 3rd January 2023: Brighton ( H ) 7:45 p.m.

=9) Leicester: 196.75 hours (8 days, 4 hours, 45 minutes)

Boxing Day: Monday 26th December: Newcastle (H) 3pm, Amazon101am Friday 30th December: Liverpool (A) 8pm, Sky Sports95.75amTuesday 3rd January 2023: Fulham (H) 7:45 p.m.

=9) Fulham: 196.75 hours (8 d...