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Your comprehensive guide to watching the world’s most popular football league this week.

As the Premier League season draws to a close with just three matchweeks remaining, here’s everything you need to know about TV coverage and live streaming for Matchweek 36.

► UK: Sky Sports, TNT Sports/HBO Max (selected fixtures)
► US: Peacock, USA Network, NBC (all matches)
► Australia: Stan Sport (all matches)

The Premier League continues to be the most-watched football competition globally, and its broadcast network spans virtually every region.

Fans in the United Kingdom now enjoy more live matches than ever. The new £6.7 billion broadcast rights cycle ensures that at least 267 out of 380 fixtures are televised live, with only the traditional 3pm Saturday blackout remaining.

Internationally, every fixture is broadcast live across most territories, ensuring worldwide access for fans.

This guide, compiled by FourFourTwo, provides detailed information on all available viewing options globally. It includes the best subscription deals in the UK, USA, and Australia, along with a list of international broadcasters.

We’ll also explain how to stream Premier League matches securely from anywhere using a VPN, plus a full schedule of Matchweek 36 fixtures and channels.

Matchweek 36 Fixtures

Fixture Schedule:

Date & Time

Match

UK

US

Australia

Liverpool vs Chelsea – TNT Sports (UK), Peacock (US), Stan Sport (AUS)

Brighton vs Wolves – N/A (UK), Peacock (US), Stan Sport (AUS)

Sunderland vs Manchester United – N/A (UK), Peacock (US), Stan Sport (AUS)

Fulham vs Bournemouth – N/A (UK), USA Network (US), Stan Sport (AUS)

Manchester City vs Brentford – Sky Sports (UK), Peacock (US), Stan Sport (AUS)

Burnley vs Aston Villa – Sky Sports (UK), Peacock (US), Stan Sport (AUS)

Crystal Palace vs Everton – Sky Sports (UK), Peacock (US), Stan Sport (AUS)

Nottingham Forest vs Newcastle – Sky Sports (UK), USA Network (US), Stan Sport (AUS)

West Ham vs Arsenal – Sky Sports (UK), USA Network (US), Stan Sport (AUS)

Tottenham Hotspur vs Leeds United – Sky Sports (UK), USA Network (US), Stan Sport (AUS)

If streaming restrictions are limiting your viewing, using a VPN is an effective way to bypass geo-blocks.

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From the 2025/2026 season onwards, Premier League broadcasting rights in the UK will be shared between Sky Sports and TNT Sports, following the end of Amazon Prime’s involvement. The new rights deal is valued at £6.7 billion, ensuring more live games than ever before.

► Sky Sports has been airing Premier League matches since 1992 and remains the leading broadcaster, showing at least 215 live fixtures per season.

► TNT Sports (formerly BT Sport) and its streaming partner Discovery+ will feature 52 matches, including the Saturday lunchtime kick-offs.

Despite the expansion in coverage, the Saturday 3pm blackout still applies to protect stadium attendances. However, all matches outside that time slot will be broadcast live from the 2025/2026 season.

How to Watch Premier League on Sky Sports

Fans can access Sky Sports through a traditional TV package via Sky, EE, or Virgin, or opt for Sky’s flexible streaming service, NowTV. Day passes start at £14.99, with monthly options from £27.99.

How to Watch Premier League on TNT Sports and HBO Max

TNT Sports can be added through a full TV package or streamed online through HBO Max, with plans beginning at £25.99 per month.

More: The most affordable ways to watch the Premier League this season.

In the United States, NBC Universal holds the broadcasting rights, distributing matches through NBC, USA Network, and the Peacock streaming platform.

► NBC airs the marquee fixtures on its main cable channel.

► Peacock offers both simulcasts of NBC games and exclusive live coverage of roughly half of all league fixtures.

► USA Network carries the remaining half of the matches through cable broadcast.

Watch the Premier League on Peacock

Peacock subscriptions start at $10.99 per month or $109.99 annually, providing access to about half of all weekly Premier League matches.

Watch USA Network via Sling

Although USA Network has no dedicated app, it can be streamed through cord-cutting services such as Sling Blue, which costs $45.99 per month and includes NBC, USA, and CNBC.

In Australia, Premier League fans can stream every match live on Stan Sport. This marks a transition from Optus Sport, which previously held the rights until they were acquired by the Nine Network.

Stan Sport offers full access to every Premier League fixture, as well as the Champions League and FA Cup, for $32 per month.

How to Watch Premier League on Stan Sport

New subscribers must first take a base Stan plan at $12 per month and then add the Stan Sport package for $20, bringing the total to $32 monthly. Former Optus Sport users have been contacted about transferring their subscriptions.

Europe Broadcasters: Albania - Digitalb; Andorra - CANAL+/DAZN; Armenia - Saran Media; Austria - Sky Deutschland; Belarus - Saran Media; Belgium - Telenet; Croatia - Telekom Srbija; Cyprus - Cytavision; Czech Republic - CANAL+; Denmark - Viaplay; Estonia - TV3; Finland - Viaplay; France - CANAL+; Georgia - Saran Media; Germany - Sky Deutschland; Greece - IMG (Forthnet); Hungary - TV2; Iceland - Syn; Israel - Charlton; Republic of Ireland - Sky Sports, TNT Sports, Premier Sports; Italy - Sky Italia; Kosovo - Telekom Srbija; Latvia - TV3; Lithuania - TV3; Luxembourg - CANAL+; Malta - TSN; Moldova - Saran Media; Montenegro - Telekom Srbija; Netherlands - Viaplay; North Macedonia - Telekom Srbija; Norway - Viaplay; Poland - CANAL+; Romania - Saran Media; Portugal - Eleven; Serbia - Telekom Srbija; Slovakia - CANAL+; Slovenia - Telekom Srbija; Spain - DAZN; Sweden - Viaplay; Switzerland - CANAL+, Sky Deutschland, Sky Italia; Turkey - beIN Sports; United Kingdom - Sky Sports, TNT Sports; Ukraine - Setanta.

Asia-Pacific Broadcasters: Afghanistan - Saran Media; Australia - Stan Sport; Azerbaijan - Saran Media; Bangladesh - JioStar; Bhutan - JioStar; Cambodia - Jasmine International; China - Migu; Chinese Taipei - ELTA; Hong Kong - PCCW; India - JioStar; Indonesia - EMTEK; Japan - U-Next; Kazakhstan - Saran Media; Kyrgyzstan - Saran Media; Laos - Jasmine International; Malaysia - Astro; Mongolia - Unitel; Myanmar - CANAL+; Nepal - JioStar; New Zealand - Sky NZ; Pacific Islands - Digicel; Pakistan - JioStar; Singapore - StarHub; South Korea - Coupang; Sri Lanka - JioStar; Tajikistan - Saran Media; Thailand - Jasmine International; Turkmenistan - Saran Media; Uzbekistan - Saran Media; Vietnam - K+.

Middle East and Africa: MENA Region - beIN Sports.

Americas: Brazil - ESPN; Canada - Fubo; Caribbean - ESPN; Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama - Fox Broadcasting Corporation, TNT Sports Mexico; South America - ESPN; United States - NBC Sports.

VPN usage is recommended only for legal recreational purposes, such as accessing a service from abroad (subject to its terms) or enhancing online privacy and security. We do not support or encourage illegal or unethical streaming activities.

We have also created a detailed football calendar covering Europe’s top five leagues, the top four English divisions, Scottish football, women’s football, and UEFA competitions. Each tournament is colour-coded for easy navigation.

Joe Donnohue – Senior Digital Writer
Jacob Jones – Editor
James Roberts – Freelance Writer