Premier League on Peacock

Peacock offers expansive Premier League programming, and we’ve spent the last two seasons immersing ourselves in everything the streaming service has for EPL fans.

Premier League on Peacock
Editorial rating (4.3/5)

Price: Free–$9.99/mo.

Free trial of Peacock Premium: N/A

Premier League content: Live games, full match replays, and studio shows.

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Is Peacock good?

Peacock is a must-have streaming service for fans of the English Premier League. Just under half of the Premier League’s 380 games stream exclusively on Peacock, with NBC Premier League broadcasts also available to watch on Peacock.

To get live game access, you’ll need to subscribe to one of Peacock’s premium plans that start at $4.99 a month. Not only will you receive around 175 live Premier League games, but you’ll also have thousands of movies and TV shows at your fingertips.

Keep reading to learn more about how to watch Premier League matches on Peacock and what else the streaming service offers.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Inexpensive pricing
  • Around 175 Premier League matches per season
  • Large on-demand library of TV shows and movies

Cons

  • Lackluster interface
  • Limited original content

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Is Peacock worth it for Premier League fans?

Since the Premier League flocked to Peacock, there’s no denying that the streaming service is essential for Premier League fans. Slightly fewer than half of all 380 Premier League games stream exclusively on Peacock. Without it, you’ll simply miss out on most of your favorite club’s games—especially if you support a team that regularly finds itself situated in the bottom half of the league table.

Apart from live games, Peacock also allows you to watch every Premier League game on demand for up to 30 days—even if the game didn’t originally stream live on the service. That gives you ample time to study each game before you unexpectedly find yourself coaching an English soccer team of your own in the style of Ted Lasso.

A screenshot of the Peacock media player showing a Premier League match between Manchester City and Liverpool.
The Peacock media player during a Premier League match as seen on a Google Chrome web browser.

While the game-viewing experience on Peacock is not outstanding, it gets the job done if you have a strong internet connection and keep your device updated. Do we wish there were in-game statistical overlays and ways to toggle commentary on and off? Definitely. But for as low as $4.99 a month, we won’t give Peacock a sending off.

Premier League content on Peacock

Peacock is stacked when it comes to Premier League content. Not only does Peacock have around 175 live Premier League games, but it also provides on-demand access to all 380 league matchups each season. Replays of games that don’t originally stream live on Peacock become available 24 hours after the match ends and are available to stream for 30 days.

The Premier League Hub on Peacock displays rows of featured videos and full match replays.
Peacock’s Premier League Hub as seen on a Google Chrome web browser.

Outside of actual games, Peacock is also home to Premier League studio shows, highlights, and docuseries. There’s even a 24/7 channel called Premier League TV that anyone can access for free with a basic Peacock subscription.

What’s great about Premier League TV is that it airs a mixture of US- and UK-produced content. This means you’ll get the best of both worlds with NBC Sports and Sky Sports programming. We particularly enjoy The Kelly & Wrighty Show, which features presenter Kelly Cates and Arsenal legend Ian Wright.

  • The 2 Robbies
  • The Analysis Show
  • The Big Interview
  • The Catch Up Show
  • Fantasy Premier League
  • Headline Makers
  • The Kelly & Wrighty Show
  • The Lowe Down
  • The Men in Blazers Show
  • Netbusters
  • Premier League 100
  • Premier League Fanzone
  • Premier League Match Pack
  • Premier League Today
  • The Weekend Preview
  • The Weekend Review

Other options for watching the Premier League

Because of NBCUniversal’s commitment to its linear channels, you can still catch many Premier League games on traditional TV.

Every match that’s not exclusively streaming on Peacock will air on either NBC, USA Network, or CNBC for English-language coverage, with Spanish-language coverage split between Telemundo and Universo.

Most cable, satellite, and live TV streaming services offer these traditional channels. But you may need to pay for a higher-tiered plan or add-on to get access to CNBC, Telemundo, and Universo.

Pro tip: Every Premier League game that airs on NBC or Telemundo will be broadcast simultaneously on Peacock for premium subscribers.

Hulu + Live TV (starting at $69.99 a month) is our favorite provider for watching the Premier League. The live TV streaming service offers every traditional NBCUniversal channel and even includes ESPN+ at no extra cost. The reason why that’s important for Premier League fans is because ESPN+ is home to the FA Cup and the EFL Championship, the division of English soccer that sits just below the Premier League.

If you prefer a cable TV plan with internet bundling options, we recommend checking out Cox, Spectrum, or Xfinity. The three services aren’t all widely available nationwide, but at least one of them likely serves your home turf. They offer every channel needed for watching Premier League matches, and they even have plans that come with free subscriptions to Peacock Premium.

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Final take

Peacock is an essential part of watching the Premier League in the US. While many games still air on traditional TV channels like NBC, USA Network, and CNBC, all additional games stream exclusively on Peacock. That’s especially important when it comes to the final day of the season, where all 20 Premier League teams play at the same time.

To get live Premier League games on Peacock, you’ll need to subscribe to one of its premium plans—which start as low as $4.99 a month. That’s a great deal considering the thousands of movies and TV shows included. Plus, you’ll also have live access to other high-profile leagues like Premiership Rugby, MLB, NFL, and WWE.

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Methodology

Our soccer experts spent the last two Premier League seasons utilizing Peacock for watching live games and on-demand content. We’ve tested the streaming service’s features—including Peacock Channels and overall device compatibility—while also comparing its pricing and Premier League game count with traditional cable and satellite TV viewing options.

Check out our How We Rank page to learn more about our methods.

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Premier League on Peacock FAQ

Is the Premier League free on Peacock?

To watch live Premier League matches on Peacock, you must subscribe to one of its premium plans (starting at $4.99 a month). But you can watch Premier League highlights for free through Peacock’s always-on channels.

Does Peacock Premium have all Premier League games?

Peacock Premium doesn’t have all Premier League games available to stream live, but it does have every game available to stream on demand. Games that don’t appear live on Peacock will air on USA Network or CNBC for English-language coverage and Universo for Spanish-language coverage. These games will become available as full match replays on Peacock 24 hours after they end.

Do Peacock ads interrupt Premier League games?

No matter if you subscribe to the ad-based Peacock Premium ($4.99 a month) or the ad-free Peacock Premium Plus ($9.99 a month), ads do not interrupt ongoing Premier League matches. You’ll see commercials before and after each half.

What app has Premier League games?

You can catch live Premier League games on the Peacock app and the NBC Sports app. You’ll need a Peacock Premium subscription to watch Premier League games on the Peacock app, while the NBC Sports app requires you to log in with your TV provider’s credentials.

How can I watch Premier League games for free?

You can watch Premier League games for free in the US by tuning in to your local NBC or Telemundo channel. You’ll just need to make a one-time purchase of a digital antenna and be in range of either channel to receive them over the air on your TV.

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