An overview of the 2026/27 Premier League broadcast landscape, detailing US rights holders, streaming platforms, channel lineups, and monthly subscription tiers for the 38-week season.
Where can you watch the games in the United States?
NBC holds the English-language broadcast rights, with the matches airing on the network's Peacock platform, USA Network and traditional TV channels. Spanish-language rights belong to Telemundo and Universo.
Fans can choose between various subscription services:
- DirecTV: The Entertainment package costs $90 per month and includes USA Network and Telemundo, while the Ultimate tier at $125 adds Universo.
- Fubo: The Latino plan costs $20 per month and includes Telemundo and Universo.
- Hulu + LiveTV: It costs $90 per month for USA Network and NBC Sports, with the option to charge extra for Spanish-language add-ons.
- Peacock: The service costs $10,99 per month for matches broadcast on NBC's platform, while Walmart+ subscribers can get it at no additional charge through trial access.
- Sling Blue: It costs $46 per month and includes the USA Network.
- YouTubeTV: The basic plan costs $83 per month, while there is a sports package for $65 that includes USA Network, NBC Sports, and Telemundo.
Some platforms offer free trials for new users, such as DirecTV and Fubo for 5 days, Hulu for 3 days, and YouTube TV for 10 days.
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Free options and international broadcasts
Each week, one match is broadcast for free on YouTube via the CazéTV channel. Additionally, those outside the United States can watch the matches on international providers such as Sky Sports and TNT Sports via HBO Max in the UK, Stan in Australia, and Canal+ in France.
This season's teams
The league features 20 teams. These include the top 17 teams from the previous season, with Arsenal as champions, as well as three new clubs promoted from the second tier: Coventry City, Ipswich Town and Hull City. Coventry City returns to the top flight after a 25-year absence, while West Ham, Burnley and Wolves were relegated to the second tier.
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