Watching the Premier League 25/26 season: Options for TV broadcast and subscription plans
The eagerly anticipated Premier League 25/26 season is just around the corner, and fans in the UK have two main options to catch all the action live - Sky Sports and TNT Sports.
Sky Sports, the long-standing broadcasting giant, secures the lion's share of this season's rights, promising to show a minimum of 215 live matches. This impressive lineup includes at least four matches per week, weekend games, Friday and Monday evening matches, all midweek rounds, and all 10 matches on the final day of the season.
If you're a Sky subscriber, you can catch these games via the Sky Go app. For those without a full Sky TV package, the streaming-only option, NOW TV/Now Sports, is available. TNT Sports, on the other hand, will broadcast 52 matches, mainly Saturday lunchtime fixtures and two full rounds of midweek games.
For streaming TNT Sports, you can download its app or access it through packages like Sky Q or standalone subscriptions. It's worth noting that Amazon Prime no longer holds live Premier League rights in the UK for this season.
Typical costs for Sky Sports are around £35 per month, while TNT Sports packages range from £28 to £31, depending on the package. For those outside the UK, a VPN with UK servers can provide access to these services by virtually connecting to the UK.
In summary:
| Broadcaster | Matches covered | Access methods | Approximate monthly cost | |------------------|-----------------|-----------------------------------|-------------------------| | Sky Sports | 215+ | Sky Go app / NOW TV (streaming) | £35 | | TNT Sports | 52 | TNT app / Sky Q | £28-31 |
This lineup offers extensive live Premier League coverage across both traditional TV and online streaming platforms within the UK for the 2025/26 season.
As the race for the Premier League title heats up, Arne Slot's Liverpool side will aim to claim the throne for a second season in a row. Manchester City, Arsenal, and Chelsea will provide stiff competition, while teams like Burnley, Leeds, and Sunderland, trying to break the newly-promoted curse, will also be in the mix, vying for another year in the top flight.
Prepare for an exciting season of Premier League football, with games balanced between the Sky Sports and TNT Sports platforms. Don't forget to download the PL app to keep track of the schedule. Let the games begin!
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