The Premier League is the most-watched football league in the UK and the most carefully sliced television product on the calendar. The 2025-26 season runs August through May, 380 matches across 38 matchdays, and the broadcast picture changed materially when the 2025-2029 rights cycle began this season.

The 2025-26 broadcaster split

Sky Sports is the dominant carrier under the new cycle. It holds 215 live league matches per season (up from 128 under the previous deal), distributed across Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event. The package is sold as a 24-month TV subscription or via Now TV for month-to-month viewing.

TNT Sports carries the remaining 52 Premier League matches per season, typically built around the 17:30 Saturday-evening kickoff and a weekday package, plus the Champions League and Europa League calendars. TNT Sports is available as a standalone app or bundled with Discovery+ on a monthly tier.

Amazon Prime Video no longer broadcasts Premier League football. The two midweek rounds Amazon held under the 2019-2025 cycle (December and late April) have not carried over. Prime customers looking for English football now need a Sky or TNT subscription.

BBC iPlayer and ITVX carry FA Cup matches (covered separately on our FA Cup page) and the men’s and women’s national team fixtures.

With the 15:00 Saturday blackout still in force, the maximum live-broadcast Premier League calendar in the UK is roughly 270 of the 380 league matches.

How to read a Premier League weekend

A standard matchday breaks down as:

• Friday 20:00: TNT Sports
• Saturday 12:30: TNT Sports
• Saturday 15:00: blacked out from live UK broadcast under the 15:00 Saturday rule
• Saturday 17:30: Sky Sports
• Sunday 14:00 and 16:30: Sky Sports
• Monday 20:00: Sky Sports

Midweek rounds add 19:30 and 20:00 windows split across Sky and TNT.

Fixtures in the next 14 days

Kickoff times below are UK local time. The broadcaster shown is the official UK rights-holder for that fixture.