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.
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.
fuboTV is also a great live TV streaming service for watching soccer. Its largest base plan costs more than Hulu + Live TV, but you’ll get more sports channels that cover many foreign soccer leagues.
If you prefer a cable TV plan with internet bundling options, we recommend checking out Cox, Spectrum, or Xfinity. The three services aren’t 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 some even have plans that come with free subscriptions to Peacock Premium.