An overview of streaming options and broadcast rights for the 2026/27 Premier League season, detailing US providers, platform pricing structures, trial terms, and international access methods through May 2027.
Where are the games broadcast in the United States?
The NBC network holds the English broadcast rights, showing games through its channels and the Peacock platform, while the Spanish-language rights are held by Telemundo and Universo.
For those watching online, various services offer trial periods:
- DirecTV: It offers a five-day free trial and an Entertainment package for $90 per month.
- FuboTV: It has a five-day free trial and a Latino plan at $20 per month.
- Hulu + LiveTV: It offers a three-day free trial with a basic package at $90 per month.
- YouTubeTV: It offers a ten-day free trial, with a basic package at $83 per month or a sports package at $65.
- Peacock: The basic plan costs $10,99 per month and doesn't offer a free trial outright. However, users can get a seven-day trial through Amazon Prime or a 30-day trial for $1 through Walmart+.
Free options and international broadcasts
In addition to subscription packages, the CazéTV YouTube channel broadcasts one Premier League match live for free every week. Some fans use location-cloaking tools to access such international broadcasts or foreign subscription services such as Sky Sports, Stan and Canal+.
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This year's teams
Twenty teams participate in the league. Of these, 17 were also in the top flight last season, while three clubs were promoted this year: Coventry City, Ipswich Town and Hull City. Conversely, West Ham, Burnley and Wolverhampton Wanderers were relegated to the second division.
The eighth matchday schedule includes games from Friday, October 23 to Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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