The Best Premier League Live Streaming Websites
We’ve found the best websites (and apps) to live stream the Premier League, by hand-testing 70 legal EPL streaming websites as well as the most popular free live streams.
Only a few websites successfully matched our criteria: they are 100% legal, provide live games in HD quality, deliver an excellent and user experience without buffering, and broadcast every single Premier League game.
In the table below, you can compare popular Premier League streaming websites side-by-side:
Streaming Site | Do We Recommend? | IP Address Location | Commentary Language | Game Coverage | Monthly Price | Video Resolution | Legal Status |
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Setanta Sports | Yes | Ukraine | None | 380 games | ~£2.35 | 1080p | Legal |
Peacock | Yes | US | English | 175 games | ~£4.75 | 1080p | Legal |
TOD | Yes | UAE | English | 380 games | ~£14.00 | 720p | Legal |
Skylink | Yes | Czech Republic | Czech | 380 games | ~£10.30 | 1080p | Legal |
DAZN | Yes | Spain | Spanish | 380 games | ~£26.00 | 720p | Legal |
Fubo | Yes | Canada | English | 380 games | ~£24.00 | 4K | Legal |
Hesgoal, EPLsite & TOTALSPORTEK | No | Anywhere | English | 380 games | 100% free | Varies | Illegal |
1. Setanta Sports
The best Premier League streaming site, with every game available in Full HD for roughly £2.35 a month.
Pros | Cons |
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Broadcasts every Premier League game in HD | No English commentary |
Significantly cheaper than alternatives | Doesn’t have an app for Firestick |
Mobile app is available in every country | Limited VPN compatibility |
Supports any country’s payment card | |
Doesn’t check for access to a local phone number | |
Supports AirPlay for Apple TV & Roku compatibility |
Setanta Sports Quick Summary:
Commentary Language: None
Price: ~£2.35 per month
Stream Type: Live stream
IP Address Required: Ukraine
Compatible VPNs: NordVPN
Official Website: setantasports.com
Based on our extensive research, Setanta Sports is by far the best website to watch all 380 Premier League games. The service uniquely combines comprehensive coverage, ease of access, and low pricing.
Setanta Sports is over 90% cheaper than Sky Sports and TNT Sports despite showing over three times as many games as both services.
Our streaming experience with Setanta Sports was excellent, as we didn’t experience any buffering issues and all games streamed in HD. Videos also loaded quickly and we could easily find the game by clicking the Premier League option from the home screen.
The platform accepts any payment card and its app is available worldwide. There’s no need to create a separate app store account or rely on third-party payment service, as is the case with alternatives like Peacock and DAZN.
One major downside is that Setanta Sports does not have English commentary and will instead default to Ukrainian.
However, if you select English as the language option, Setanta Sports will instead disable commentary altogether and only broadcast the stadium noise. We found this preferable to listening to commentary in an unfamiliar language, like with Spanish on DAZN.
You will need a Ukraine IP address to access Setanta and the service imposes strict VPN blocks. Only NordVPN worked in our tests, so your choice of options is limited.
2. Peacock
Cheap and user-friendly Premier League streaming website for 3pm kick-offs.
Pros | Cons |
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Superb English commentary and punditry | Only shows 63% of EPL games |
Cheaper than many alternatives | US payment details required |
Sleek and intuitive interface | Shows pre-roll ads |
Apps for Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV & Android TV | Requires a credit card to subscribe outside the US |
Peacock Quick Summary:
Commentary Language: English
Price: ~£4.75 per month
Stream Type: Live stream
IP Address Required: USA
Compatible VPNs: CyberGhost, ExpressVPN, NordVPN, PIA VPN, PrivadoVPN, PrivadoVPN Free, PrivateVPN, Surfshark, Windscribe Free
Official Website: peacocktv.com
Peacock is an excellent US-based streaming service from NBC. You can use it to live stream Premier League matches in 1080p resolution at 60fps. It provides English commentary and analysis by recognisable experts, like Lee Dixon and Peter Drury.
Peacock has the best interface of any Premier League streaming website we tested. The tile interface is well-designed and feels premium. You can quickly access the live stream of the game by clicking it under the ‘Peacock Picks’ heading.
That said, you will have to watch around 30 seconds of pre-roll ads unless you subscribe to Peacock Premium, which is twice as expensive at around £9.50 per month.
Unlike the other streaming services in this list, Peacock doesn’t cover every single Premier League game. But, we did find it broadcasts every 3pm match, making it an excellent choice if you just want to watch the games that aren’t on Sky, TNT, or Amazon Prime Video.
Sadly, getting access to Peacock without a credit card requires a US payment method. You can get one by creating a US Apple or Google account and purchasing a US app store gift card. However, our research found a workaround: you can subscribe to Peacock via its website using a credit card issued from any region.
3. TOD
Easy-to-use EPL streaming site with English language commentary.
Pros | Cons |
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English language commentary | Poor streaming quality |
Excellent punditry team | Not compatible with Fire TV |
Shows every EPL match | Comparatively expensive |
Accepts payment from any country | Only accessible with one VPN service |
Modern & user-friendly interface |
TOD Quick Summary:
Commentary Language: English
Price: ~£14.00 per month
Stream Type: Live stream
IP Address Required: UAE
Compatible VPNs: Windscribe Pro
Official Website: tod.tv
TOD is an online-only service from beIN Sports, a highly reputable live sport broadcaster. It covers all 380 Premier League matches and, unlike Setanta Sports, TOD provides excellent English commentary and punditry.
There’s analysis of every match provided by notable pundits, like Richard Keys and Nigel De Jong. Though the stream defaults to Arabic, access to the English feed can be accessed by clicking on the music note icon in the bottom-right and selecting ‘Audio Track 2’.
However, TOD falls far short of Setanta Sports because of its poor streaming quality. All our testers reported that the video stream took over 50 seconds to load and the video quality was extremely poor.
Our subsequent technical analysis found that while TOD’s maximum resolution is 720p, it often reverted to a poor 360p. This happened even though our download speed, while connected to Windscribe’s UAE server, far exceeded the 5Mbps needed for HD video.
Due to its unsatisfactory user experience, we recommend that you only use TOD if you want to access every Premier League match, not just 3pm kick-offs, with English commentary and punditry. Otherwise, Setanta Sports or Peacock are better options.
4. Skylink
Broadcasts every game in Full HD and 60 FPS for a low price.
Pros | Cons |
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Full coverage of every Premier League match | Incompatible with many VPN services |
1080p video at 60FPS | App for Fire TV and iOS requires a Czech app store account |
Doesn’t require a local phone number | No English commentary |
Supports any country’s payment card | Almost four times as expensive as Setanta Sports |
Android app is available in every country |
Skylink Quick Summary:
Commentary Language: Czech
Price: ~£10.30 per month
Stream Type: Live stream
IP Address Required: Czech Republic
Compatible VPNs: Windscribe Pro
Official Website: livetv.skylink.cz
Skylink is an excellent option for those who prioritize broadcast quality and value for money. However, the streaming site is extremely effective at detecting and blocking VPNs, and it requires a change in your account region to download on streaming devices.
Of the services that show every game, Skylink is the only one that doesn’t require ask for a local phone number or payment details. Though Setanta Sports doesn’t verify it, we easily created an account with Skylink from the UK without having to perform any workarounds.
The streaming service has the rights for every Premier League game and it costs just £10.30 per month, rising slightly to £13.80 after the first 3 months.
The video quality of live matches was superb and far superior to the free streaming sites we used, that would regularly buffer or drop out during peak demand. Skylink broadcasts every game in Full HD and in 60FPS, providing a far more premium experience than its price would suggest.
One of the biggest frustrations is that there’s only Czech language commentary. To get around this, we synchronized live English radio commentary on a separate device, though it’s less convenient than integrated English audio tracks available on services like Peacock and Fubo.
5. DAZN Spain
Sports-focused streaming service with Spanish commentary.
Pros | Cons |
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Broadcasts every Premier League match | Apps for all devices, including Fire TV & Apple TV |
Excellent punditry team | Not compatible with Fire TV |
Shows every EPL match | Comparatively expensive |
Accepts payment from any country | Only accessible with one VPN service |
Modern & user-friendly interface |
TOD Quick Summary:
Commentary Language: Spanish
Price: ~£26.00 per month
Stream Type: Live stream
IP Address Required: Spain
Compatible VPNs: ExpressVPN & NordVPN
Official Website: dazn.com
DAZN is a well-designed streaming website that specializes in live sports coverage. However, DAZN didn’t come close to matching the other Premier League websites in our usage.
Though both services broadcast every Premier League game, DAZN costs over £23.00 per month more than Setanta Sports. Plus, even with the additional cost, DAZN streams in a lower resolution of 720p instead of 1080p.
Plus, to watch the Premier League on DAZN, you will need a Spanish DAZN account. If your account is registered elsewhere, like the UK, you will see a padlock icon and it will not let you stream the content. You will have to purchase a gift card and create a new account to work around this.
As EPL matches are only available on the Spanish library of DAZN, every game only has Spanish commentary and punditry. Unlike TOD, there’s no option to select a separate audio track and, unlike Setanta Sports, there’s no way to mute it to only hear the stadium noise.
That said, we did like DAZN’s MultiView feature and wish it was available everywhere. When using the streaming service with multiple games happening simultaneously, like on Saturday at 3PM, we could display up to four games at once, allowing us to keep up with events from every game.
6. Fubo Canada
Hard-to-access Premier League content platform with 4K live streams.
Pros | Cons |
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Broadcasts every Premier League match | Apps for all devices, including Fire TV & Apple TV |
Excellent punditry team | Not compatible with Fire TV |
Shows every EPL match | Comparatively expensive |
Accepts payment from any country | Only accessible with one VPN service |
Modern & user-friendly interface |
TOD Quick Summary:
Commentary Language: English
Price: ~£24.00 per month
Stream Type: Live stream
IP Address Required: Canada
Compatible VPNs: NordVPN, Surfshark & Windscribe Free
Official Website: fubo.tv
Fubo Canada is a superb Premier League that uniquely covers three Premier League games every matchweek in 4K. On every device we used, the video feed looked noticeably better than all other streaming sites, including Setanta and Peacock that stream in Full HD.
However, Fubo Canada features low down in our shortlist as it’s extremely difficult to access. Unless you have a Canadian payment method, or know someone that does, you will not be able to use the service.
We tried subscribing to the service using app store gift cards, international credit cards, and third party payment services and Fubo blocked the payment every time. We only successfully subscribed when using a debit card issued in Canada.
Once accessed, the service delivers an excellent user experience, with English commentary and analysis provided by experts like Michael Owen and Owen Hargreaves.
The one annoyance is that the service doesn’t contain any full match replays. Frustratingly, you’ll have to remember each time to record the match before it starts.