How to Watch
Following a Match Without Watching It: Radio, Highlights and Text
The 3pm blackout does not apply to radio. What is available when a game is not televised, and which option actually tells you what happened.
How to Watch Football: Broadcasters, Kick-off Times and Coverage
Rights deals are fragmented and confusing. These guides cut through it: who is showing the game, what time it starts where you are, and an honest account of the free and paid ways to watch.
Premier League fixtures
Fri 28 Aug|20:00
Crystal PalacevManchester City
Sat 29 Aug|12:30
LiverpoolvNottingham Forest
Sat 29 Aug|15:00
BournemouthvEverton
Sat 29 Aug|15:00
Coventry CityvHull City
Sat 29 Aug|17:30
Tottenham HotspurvNewcastle United
Sun 30 Aug|14:00
ChelseavBrighton and Hove Albion
Sun 30 Aug|14:00
Leeds UnitedvBrentford
Sun 30 Aug|14:00
SunderlandvFulham
Times shown in UK time and subject to change, particularly once a match is selected for broadcast.
How to Watch
How to Watch the Premier League in 2026/27: Every Option, Honestly Explained
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How to Watch
Why Kick-off Times Move, and How Much Warning You Actually Get
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How to Watch
Following a Club From Abroad: Rights, Time Zones and What Actually Works
Football rights are sold country by country, so the answer changes with your location. How to find the legitimate broadcaster wherever you are.