Amazon Prime Video Sports Packages
Our experts highlight Prime Video’s top sports options, including live sports, NFL’s Thursday Night Football, and original sports documentaries.
Prime Video is best known for streaming hits like Fallout and Mr. and Mrs. Smith, but it’s also become an increasingly popular home for sports fans. Between its anchors like NFL Thursday Night Football and a catalog of original sports documentaries, Prime Video offers viewers a deep bench of sports streaming options. Here’s what you can expect if you want to get Prime Video for its sports offerings.
Sports on Amazon Prime Video
Amazon has invested heavily in its live sports lineup, which Thursday Night Football anchors, but it also has a wide catalog of other U.S. and international sports. Exact availability varies by your country, but here are some of the live sports broadcasts you can watch on Prime Video:
- NFL Thursday Night Football
- National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL)
- Premier League
- ONE Championship
- Premier Boxing Champions
- Tennis
- WNBA
- UEFA Champions League
- New York Yankees
- Ligue 1
- Seattle Storm
- Professional Pickleball Association
How to watch live sports on Prime Video
You can access Prime Video’s sports catalog by clicking on the Sports tab on the app’s home page. Here, you’ll find a full listing of Prime Video’s live sports broadcasts, podcasts, and original programming. You can also sign up for streamers like Max, Paramount+, and ViX Premium to add even more live sports options to your Prime Video subscription.
Amazon Prime Video plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Video | Streams | Ad-free | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prime Video w/ Amazon Prime membership | $14.99/mo. or $139.00/yr. | 1080p, 4K | 3 | — | View plan |
| Prime Video | $8.99/mo. | 1080p, 4K | 3 | — | View plan |
| Ad-free Prime Video w/ Amazon Prime membership* | $17.98/mo. | 1080p, 4K | 3 | ✔ | View plan |
| Ad-free Prime Video* | $11.98/mo. | 1080p, 4K | 3 | ✔ | View plan |
Data effective as of post date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
Prime Video offers a handful of bundle and plan options for subscribers. For the best deal, you’ll want to get Prime Video as part of an Amazon Prime membership, which includes free shipping and a bounty of other bonus add-ons.
Like other major streamers, Amazon also has ad-free plans for an additional $2.99 monthly fee. We’re staunchly against this trend, but at the very least, Prime Video’s ad breaks aren’t overly obnoxious and don’t take long to get past. Plus, all live broadcasts include the usual ad breaks, regardless of whether you have an ad-free plan.
Want more live sports? You can take your Prime Video subscription up a notch with add-on channels like MLB.TV, NBA League Pass, and SquashTV.
Sports programming on Amazon Prime Video
Do you need to watch something to get you through your favorite team’s offseason? Prime Video has one of the better sports original catalogs among the major streamers thanks to its mix of athlete-fronted documentaries and shows with exclusive access:
- Kelce
- Coach Prime
- Lewandowski: Unknown
- All or Nothing
- Bye Bye Barry
- Giannis: The Marvelous Journey
- Reggie
- 99
- Take Us Home: Leeds United
- Surf Girls Hawai’i
Amazon Prime Video sports FAQ
Is FOX Sports free on Amazon Prime?
FOX Sports is not free on Amazon Prime. To watch FOX Sports 1, you’ll need a streaming or cable TV subscription.
Is Bally Sports on Amazon Prime?
Bally Sports is not on Amazon Prime. To watch Bally Sports in your area, you’ll need a cable TV or streaming TV subscription with regional sports network availability.
Can you watch sports on Amazon Prime?
You can watch sports on Amazon Prime Video. Sports available on Prime Video include Thursday Night Football, certain New York Yankees games, the WNBA, and the NWSL.
Why you should trust us
Our TV experts spent a week researching Amazon Prime Video’s sports content and plans. We cross-referenced Prime Video’s sports catalog against competing streamers to discover its biggest strengths and weaknesses for sports fans.
Check out our How We Rank page to learn more about our methods.
