In the United States, every Premier League match is shown live by NBCUniversal. Unlike in the UK, there is no blackout: all 380 matches are available, split across a streaming service and two TV networks.
Where each match is shown
Peacock carries roughly half of all matches, including many exclusive games that are not on TV at all. It also has full replays and NBC’s studio shows. If you only want one service, Peacock gives you the most live games without cable.
USA Network is the cable home of the Premier League and shows most of the remaining matches, typically the main Saturday and Sunday games.
NBC, the broadcast network, picks up the biggest marquee fixtures, which you can watch with an antenna in most areas.
Spanish-language coverage is on Telemundo and Universo.
Watching without cable
USA Network and NBC are available through live-TV streaming services such as YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, DirecTV Stream and Sling. A common setup for cord-cutters is Peacock plus one live-TV service that includes USA Network, which together cover every match.
Kick-off times in the US
Premier League matches kick off early in the US: the traditional Saturday 3pm UK slot is 10am Eastern, 7am Pacific. Weekend matches usually fall between 7am and 12:30pm ET. Every match page on KickoffTonight converts the kick-off time to your local time automatically.
Quick summary
- Most streaming games: Peacock (around half of all matches, plus replays)
- TV: USA Network (around half), NBC (marquee games)
- Spanish: Telemundo and Universo
- Every match is shown live: there is no 3pm blackout in the US