Tensions are rising ahead of the return of the Premier League
As the summer sporting frenzy continues, the Premier League is about to take the spotlight. This Friday, the iconic Old Trafford will buzz with energy as Manchester United welcome Fulham to kick off the new season. Questions abound – will Manchester City win the title again? Can Arsenal finally triumph? What awaits Liverpool in the post-Klopp era? – the 2024-25 season promises gripping football storylines.
UK viewing options: Where to watch the games
Sky Sports remains a top destination for Premier League fans in the UK, broadcasting 128 matches this season and 215 next year. Fans can access the Sky Sports Premier League and Main Event channels for £22 per month as part of a 24-month contract. The new Sky Sports+ service adds value by offering streams of over 1,000 English football league matches at no extra cost.
In addition, NOW TV continues to offer flexible TV packages, with a recent promotion bringing the price down to £26 per month. Those looking for variety can also use TNT Sports and Amazon Prime, which offer extensive coverage. TNT is showing 52 games and Amazon is streaming 20 games, including the coveted Boxing Day games.
Need a VPN to watch the game? Our favourite VPN for watching UK TV from anywhere is LibertyShield.com – they offer a 48-hour free trial with no commitment and have apps for all popular devices including Mac, Windows, FireTV, iPhone/iPad and Android.
Across the pond: Options for US fans
NBC has been a beacon for Premier League broadcasts in the US since 2013 and has committed through to the 2027/28 season. NBC, together with Peacock, offers unparalleled access and ensures that every game is available live. Peacock streams at least 175 exclusive games. Subscriptions are available to suit the different preferences of viewers.
Canadian fans: Stay tuned with Fubo
For Canadian fans, Fubo has become the exclusive broadcaster of Premier League matches. With a starting price of CA$29.99 per month, subscribers can enjoy every game in 4K Ultra HD and also receive expert analysis on Premier League TV.
