Scroll back up to our VPN advice to catch games when you’re away from the Land of the Free. Whatever way you look at it, that’s a great deal. Whichever you chose, they’re available on iOS, Android phones and tablets, desktop web browsers, Apple TV (Gen 4), Roku, Amazon Fire TV, AndroidTV and Chromecast devices connected via HDMI. If that price is a bit rich for your blood, though, the Matchday Pass (opens in new tab) shows 140 exclusive live games (a minimum of four per club, no replays available) for $39.99. That’s more than the poor Brits manage, and you get to watch Chelsea superstar Christian Pulisic every week. If you shell out for the Premier League Pass, you get all 380 matches live to stream on-demand, plus shows highlights, analysis and on-demand replays for $64.99. In the US, NBC Sports (opens in new tab) and Telemundo will continue to show live Premier League games (in English or Spanish, depending on your preference).
How to watch the Premier League live for US subscribers The Amazon matches will be shown free without an Amazon Prime subscription. Subscribers can use the BT Sport app or (opens in new tab) to watch on their mobile or PC streaming service. They also offer a Sky Sports Mobile Month Pass (£5.99 a month), Sky Sports Week Pass (£14.99) and NOW TV Sky Sports Month Pass (£33.99 a month).īT Sport (opens in new tab) is available is free for new BT broadband and TV customers, £6 a month for existing customers and from £25 a month for current Sky TV customers. You can add every Sky Sports channel for £23 a month, or just the football for £18, or – if you don’t fancy a monthly or yearly buy-in – NowTV (opens in new tab) offers daily, weekly, monthly and yearly passes from £9.99 a day.
Watching a Sky Sports game anywhere you like is easy on your mobile, tablet or PC via Sky Go. Sky will still show the majority of the games, 64 of them, while BT will cover 20, and Amazon and the BBC showing four each. Free-to-air highlights are available via Match of the Day on the BBC. (opens in new tab) Use a VPN to watch FA Cup football from outside your countryĮvery game for the rest of the season will be televised or live streamed, with the rights split between Sky Sports (opens in new tab), BT Sport (opens in new tab) and Amazon (opens in new tab). Available to watch on BT Sport 1 and BT Sport Ultimateġ2pm GMT: Nottingham Forest vs Cardiff Cityģpm GMT: Bristol Rovers vs Sheffield UnitedĪvailable to watch on BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport websiteĪvailable to watch on BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport websiteĪvailable to watch on BBC One and BBC iPlayerġ.30pm GMT: Manchester City vs BirminghamĪvailable to watch on BT Sport 1 and BT Sport Ultimate What FA Cup games are free-to-air this weekend?Īll games being shown on BBC or the FA Player are free-to-air, while matches on BT Sport require a subscription – you can pick up a monthly pass for £25.
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