The holiday season brings a unique football calendar each year, with some leagues taking a break while others continue with a packed schedule. Despite the varying routines, soccer fans can expect an array of matches to keep them entertained during the festive period and into the New Year. Over the next couple of weeks, numerous games are scheduled each day, ensuring there is no shortage of action for enthusiasts.
Among the notable matches set to take place on January 2, The Sporting News highlights some of the key fixtures to look out for. The schedule includes various games across different leagues, offering a diverse range of matchups for fans to enjoy. Stay updated with daily schedules on this page to ensure you don’t miss any of the exciting action.
Starting with England’s League Two, two intriguing clashes are on the agenda for January 2. Gillingham will face off against Bromley, while Newport County will take on AFC Wimbledon. These games are set to kick off at 8:45 p.m. Central European Time (CET), promising an evening of competitive football for spectators.
Over in India’s Super League, Mohun Bagan is scheduled to play against Hyderabad at 3:00 p.m. CET. This matchup presents an exciting opportunity for fans to witness top-level football in the Indian league, adding an international flavor to the day’s lineup of games.
Meanwhile, in Scotland’s Premiership, a series of matches are slated to unfold on January 2. Aberdeen will go head-to-head with Ross County, Hearts will clash with Motherwell, Kilmarnock will face St. Mirren, Rangers will take on Celtic, St. Johnstone will meet Hibernian, and Dundee will challenge Dundee United. The games are spread throughout the day, commencing from 4:00 p.m. CET and concluding with the last match at 6:30 p.m. CET.
Joe Wright, a Senior Editor at Sporting News overseeing global soccer and the UK team, brings a wealth of experience to the world of sports journalism. With a background as a sub editor and writer for Goal.com, as well as contributing to the Stats Perform editorial news service, Joe has covered a wide range of major sports events, including football, tennis, boxing, NBA, rugby union, and athletics. Noteworthy highlights from his career include reporting on prestigious tournaments like the UEFA Champions League finals, Euro 2016, Confederations Cup 2017, and the 2018 World Cup, culminating in the memorable final held in Moscow.
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