Premier League: all broadcast details at a glance: Who is showing / broadcasting the matches live on TV and via livestream?

The Premier League is the sort of competition that quickly grabs your attention – even if you were just planning to flick over to it for a moment. Although broadcasting rights are clearly regulated, it's worth having a clear overview: in other words, who's showing what, where is the multi-match coverage being shown, and how can you reliably access the live stream? SPOX has put together a list of the most important resources for you here.

Premier League broadcast info at a glance: Who shows the matches live on TV or via stream?

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Premier League on TV and via livestream: Sky and WOW are the main providers.

Unlike the Bundesliga, every Premier League fixture is exclusive to Sky in Germany. Subscribe to Sky and you can watch each match live—either as a single game or in the conference—on TV or via the Sky Go stream. Prefer a flexible option? Grab a WOW pass to stream the action instead.

 Subscribe now to watch the Premier League, DFB-Pokal and more from €24.99 per month.

From the 2025/26 season, Sky will also bring the Carabao Cup to your screen. So if you want to watch not just the EPL but the League Cup as well, you've come to the right place. That simple fact should make life easier for fans.

For all broadcast details, head over to SPOX's live ticker.

Alternatively, visit our site for live updates on selected top matches. You'll find the live tickers here. 

Multi-match coverage or single match: how a typical Premier League matchday works

Depending on kick-off times, you basically choose between two options: a single-match feed for full focus, or the multi-match conference when your favourites aren't playing and several grounds are alive simultaneously. On busy Saturdays or Wednesdays, the conference is usually the quickest way to stay on top of events—and if a game explodes, you can always switch.

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Premier League: A brief overview of the competition