Watch Premier League on TV Today
Find out what channel every Premier League match is on with our complete TV guide. We provide live scores, fixtures, and broadcasting information for all Premier League matches on Sky Sports, TNT Sports, and Amazon Prime Video. There are currently 5 Premier League matches in progress. Track all 20 teams including Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea, and more.
Premier League Broadcasting Rights UK
All 380 Premier League matches are broadcast live in the UK across three platforms. Sky Sports shows the majority of fixtures with up to 128 games per season on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event. TNT Sports broadcasts 52 matches including key weekend fixtures. Amazon Prime Video shows 20 matches including two full midweek rounds and selected Bank Holiday fixtures. No 3pm Saturday kick-offs are shown live in the UK due to the football blackout rule.
Premier League Kick-Off Times
Premier League matches are scheduled across the weekend to accommodate TV coverage. Saturday fixtures kick off at 12:30pm (Sky Sports), 3pm (not televised), and 5:30pm (Sky Sports). Sunday games start at 2pm (Sky Sports/TNT Sports) and 4:30pm (Sky Sports). Monday Night Football begins at 8pm (Sky Sports). Midweek fixtures typically kick off at 7:30pm or 8pm depending on broadcaster. Amazon Prime Video midweek rounds feature all 10 matches played simultaneously.
How to Watch Premier League
To watch Premier League matches in the UK, you need subscriptions to Sky Sports (available through Sky, Virgin Media, Now TV), TNT Sports (via BT, Virgin Media, Sky, EE, Discovery+), and Amazon Prime Video. Sky Sports packages start from £22/month and include access to all Sky Sports channels. TNT Sports costs £18/month for Discovery+ Premium or is included with selected BT and EE packages. Amazon Prime costs £8.99/month and includes access to Prime Video content plus Premier League fixtures. NOW TV offers day and month passes for Sky Sports without a contract.