How to Watch the 2026-27 Premier League: Live Stream, TV Channels and Opening Weekend

The 2026-27 Premier League season is here, with all 380 matches available to U.S. viewers across NBCUniversal platforms as Arsenal begins its title defense.

The 2026-27 Premier League kicks off Friday, August 21, with defending champion Arsenal hosting newly promoted Coventry City at 3 p.m. ET. The campaign runs through May 30, 2027, bringing 20 clubs together for 38 matchweeks and another full season of England’s top-flight soccer.

For viewers in the United States, NBC Sports confirms that all 380 Premier League matches will be available across NBC, USA Network and Peacock. USA Network remains the league’s primary cable home, while Peacock carries extensive live coverage, including exclusive matches and games simulcast on NBC.

Spanish-language coverage is also available throughout the season on Telemundo, Universo and Peacock. Fans who stream through Peacock can access selected live matches along with replays, highlights, studio programming and the returning Premier League Multiview feature.

Opening weekend begins with Arsenal against Coventry before Saturday’s slate features Hull City hosting Manchester United, Everton facing Crystal Palace, Ipswich Town meeting Sunderland, Nottingham Forest taking on Leeds United and Tottenham traveling to Brentford. Sunday brings Brighton against Aston Villa, Manchester City against Bournemouth and Newcastle United against Liverpool.

The first matchweek closes Monday, August 24, when Fulham hosts Chelsea at 3 p.m. ET. Arsenal enters the new season as the reigning Premier League champion, while Coventry City, Hull City and Ipswich Town arrive as the three promoted clubs looking to establish themselves in the top flight.

Outside the United States, broadcast options vary by territory. In the United Kingdom, coverage is carried by Sky Sports and TNT Sports, while Nigerian viewers can follow Premier League action through SuperSport on DStv, including the dedicated SuperSport Premier League channel. Fans should check their local broadcaster’s schedule because individual match assignments can change throughout the season.