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Manchester City have an action-packed month ahead of them, after which they face their Premier League challengers Liverpool in what will be the most anticipated fixture this season!

Spurs have some tricky fixtures to tackle over the next few weeks with a demanding Premier League schedule to overcome, plus Champions League and Carabao Cup tickets later in the month.

Eight games in December across three different competitions with Premier League tickets and home ties in both the Europa League and Carabao Cup mean there really is something for everyone this Christmas.

Barcelona agreed the deal with Liverpool as part of their decision to bring in Philippe Coutinho last January in a £142million deal. It was a deal that shook the football world and one which makes Barcelona tickets even more appealing.

It may be Black Friday, but Jurgen Klopp seems to have got the best deal by tying Sadio Mane down to a new long term contract at Anfield. The news comes before a testing few weeks with plenty of Liverpool tickets still available with some mouthwatering matches on the horizon.

Maurizio Sarri will attempt to bring in a number of their top targets with Alex Sandro, Christian Pulisic and Nathan Ake topping the January transfer wishlist.

It is only a Mata of time before Manchester United are back playing at Old Trafford. United welcome Crystal Palace in the Premier League on the weekend and the midfielder is looking forward to getting back on home soil.

Top of the table and unbeaten, yet Guardiola believes that the 'six-point' games between the top side will ultimately determine who wins the Premier League title this season.

Alexandre Lacazette has found his feet in London. The 27-year-old has settled into English football and fans with Arsenal tickets have been able to enjoy his performances on the pitch this season under Unai Emery.

Football Ticket Pad brings you the latest transfer news which has been filling the newspaper columns of the world press this morning. Could your club be on the verge of a big money signing? Liverpool, Manchester City and Chelsea look set for a busy summer...