The Premier League‘s 2026/27 season is fast approaching, and the costs of watching every match in the UK are set to reach staggering heights. Fans will need to budget up to £730 for full access to all televised games, with an additional fee pushing the total above £800 if they wish to include Champions League fixtures.
This data comes from Football365, which outlines the necessary subscriptions to enjoy every televised match. Fans keen on viewing a majority of Premier League games will need to subscribe to Sky TV, which holds the rights to 215 fixtures and will air them through to 2029.
Sky TV: The Primary Provider for Premier League Matches
Sky Sports will broadcast the bulk of Premier League clashes, featuring Saturday evening games at 5:30 pm along with all Sunday and Monday night fixtures. The service is essential for fans, as they will need to fork out £35 per month for the basic Sky package with sports included, or £20 a month if they are already Sky subscribers seeking to add the sports channel. This amounts to £420 for the season, reflecting the increasing cost of football viewing.
TNT Sports and the Future of Broadcasting
Another real change comes with TNT Sports, which will conclude its Premier League broadcasts at the end of this season. Following a merger with HBO Max, TNT will continue to offer 52 Premier League games, alongside the majority of major European competitions this year. The subscription will cost fans £25.99 per month over a 12-month contract or can be added as a monthly service for Amazon Prime subscribers.
Amazon Prime and Champions League Access
Fans interested in European football will require an Amazon Prime subscription to watch Tuesday night Champions League matches, typically featuring an English team. The seasonal access cost for Amazon Prime is £95, which complements the other expenses for fans seeking comprehensive coverage of both Premier League and European fixtures.
The SportiveNews view
This pricing landscape highlights the financial implications for fans in the UK keen on following their teams. With subscriptions stacking up, supporters must consider how to balance their commitment to their clubs with the increasing financial demands of viewing choices. The changes also beckon broader implications for future broadcasting rights and how football matches are consumed more widely across various platforms.
Frequently asked questions
How much will it cost to watch all Premier League games this season?
Fans can expect to spend up to £730 for comprehensive Premier League coverage. If they want to include Champions League matches, the total can exceed £800, given the different subscriptions needed for complete access.
What are the main broadcasting services available for Premier League fans?
The primary providers are Sky TV, which broadcasts the majority of matches, and TNT Sports, which will show 52 Premier League games this season before losing the rights. Amazon Prime also offers access to Champions League fixtures.
When will TNT Sports stop airing Premier League games?
TNT Sports will conclude its broadcasting of Premier League games at the end of the 2026/27 season. Following a merger with HBO Max, they will continue to offer other sports programming, but fans will need to transition to other services for future Premier League matches.
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