How to Live Stream the English Premier League Matches
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By Johnathan Lewis | 12th Aug 2022
It goes without saying that the English Premier League is the most entertaining and the best football league in the world. Around 3 billion viewers from all around the planet are watching the Premier League matches, with the games appearing on the TVs in 878 million homes.
The Premier League matches are also the most online streamed matches, as not all football fans are watching the games on TV. You can watch matches on Livescore Bet, where you can also get to choose from numerous betting options when placing a bet.
English Premier League Live Streaming
Being the most popular football league in the world attracts not only a large number of viewers but also a ton of companies that are interested in streaming the Premier League matches. Almost every major sports broadcasting company has acquired the expansive Premier League TV rights.
Owning these TV rights gives them the opportunity to live stream every Premier League fixture that is taking place during the course of the whole season. Finding a live stream on the internet is not a hard thing to do and it can be done in just a couple of minutes.
Live Streaming the English Premier League in the UK
When it comes to watching the Premier League from a live stream in the UK, then things might get a little tricky as there are several broadcasters that are offering their services. The biggest Premier League broadcaster in the UK is by far Sky Sports, which aired more than 140 matches last season.
In order to watch the Premier League matches through a live stream from Sky Sports, you must first acquire a Sky subscription, which offers many benefits. If you don’t want to buy a Sky subscription you can also consider the Now sports streaming services.
Another major broadcaster in the UK is BT Sport, which is offering 52 Premier League matches in the 2022/23 season. You get to choose between subscribing to BT Sport or acquiring a BT Sport Monthly Pass, which is very similar to the Now sports streaming service.
Watching the Premier League Matches in the USA
As the Premier League fans from the UK are being limited to watching less than half of the total season matches. Fans from the USA get to watch all 380 games of the 2022/23 Premier League season, which can be found on the NBC Sports official website.
The live streams on their website are being provided by live streaming services such as USA and Peacock. It goes without saying that all live streaming services require monthly subscriptions.
How to Watch the English Premier League in Australia and New Zealand?
Australians can also watch every Premier League game of the 2022/23 season through the live streaming services provided by Optus Sport. This sports streaming service allows the fans to watch the Premier League matches on their mobile, tablet, or desktop device.
In New Zealand, Premier League fans can get access to all 380 matches via the live streams that are being offered by Sky Sports. As you can see, the Sky Sports services are much better in New Zealand than in the UK, but the English fans can more easily access the stadiums.
English Premier League Live Streams in Canada
Canadians are also very lucky when it comes to watching the Premier League matches, as they can enjoy all 380 fixtures of the 2022/23 season. The live streaming services for the Premier League matches in Canada are being provided by FuboTV.
Watching the Premier League Matches With a VPN
In case you are in a country which doesn’t feature a live streaming broadcaster that is offering the Premier League matches, then you can always use a VPN. Using a VPN service provider will allow you to change your true location and gain access to a live streaming broadcaster from abroad.
You can also use a VPN when you are not in your home country and enjoy the Premier League matches from your already paid subscription at home. Using a VPN can also help you to find a Premier League match that isn’t being streamed in your country, just by changing your current
Johnathan Lewis is an MFF sports writer
