Stamford Bridge in London, home of Chelsea FC

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2026-27 season

Where to watch Premier League games

In North America the answer is refreshingly simple. Canadians get all 380 Premier League matches on Fubo — no cable package, no juggling channels. Americans get the same completeness on NBC Sports, spread across NBC, USA Network and Peacock, with Telemundo covering the Spanish-language side. In the UK it's a patchwork: Sky Sports and TNT Sports split the live games, and Match of the Day stays the home of the highlights.

The UK's Saturday 3pm blackout is still a thing — matches kicking off at 3pm on Saturdays aren't shown live on UK TV. Everywhere else, if a broadcaster has the rights, they can show it.

Broadcasters by country

CountryWhere to watch
CanadaFubo
All 380 matches, live and on demand — the exclusive home of the Premier League in Canada
United StatesNBC Sports
All 380 matches across NBC, USA Network and Peacock; Spanish-language coverage on Telemundo — every match, English and Spanish
United KingdomSky Sports
A minimum of 215 live matches per season — weekends, Friday and Monday nights, midweek rounds and every final-day match
TNT Sports
52 live matches a season, including the Saturday 12:30pm slot and two full midweek rounds
BBC Sport
Match of the Day and highlights of every match, free to air

Tip: blackout rules can apply to local games on some services — the broadcaster's own site has the final word for your postcode.

Amex Stadium in Falmer, home of Brighton & Hove Albion
Photo: Barbara van Cleve, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Brentford Community Stadium in London
Photo: AndyScott, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

All Premier League teams

Sources

Every broadcaster listed above comes from an official announcement — the league's own site or press releases. We update this guide when rights change.