You can watch the English Premier League (EPL) live without cable with one of these streaming services: fuboTV, Hulu With Live TV, Sling TV, AT&T TV Now or YouTube TV. In this article, we’ll help you decide which option is best for you. Let’s get started!
Before we continue, we want to highlight a particularly relevant stream for news, sports, and entertainment. Sling TV is one of the best options for streaming with a rich catalogue of 50+ live channels and 50k+ on-demand movies and episodes.
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Watch Premier League on fuboTV

Since it began as a soccer-focused, sports-centric streaming service, fuboTV is definitely one of our top choices for watching Premier League without cable. Not only will you get everything you need to watch the Premier League you’ll also be able to watch other top international leagues like La Liga, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, and many more.
fuboTV Pricing and Packages
fuboTV has packages starting at $64.99/month. The “fubo Standard” package has everything you need to watch the Premier League without cable. Learn more here.
Pro 7-day free trial $69.99/ month | 138 channels 10 simultaneous streams 1,000 hours of DVR space | TRY FREE |
Elite 7-day free trial $79.99/ month | 202 channels 54 more channels with fubo Extra 12 more channels with fubo News Plus 10 simultaneous streams 1,000 hours of DVR space | TRY FREE |
Latino Monthly $8 off for the first month $33/ month | 45 channels 2 simultaneous streams 250 hours of DVR space | SIGN UP |
Ultimate 7-day free trial $99.99/ month | 240 channels 54 more channels with fubo Extra 12 more channels with fubo News Plus Showtime Live and On Demand Sports Plus with NFL Redzone 10 simultaneous streams 1,000 hours of DVR space | TRY FREE |
fuboTV Channels
The $64.99/month fuboTV package comes with NBC in most areas, as well as NBCSN, so you’ll have everything you need to watch the Premier League without cable. You even get CNBC, which is a nice bonus.
Additionally, you get 8 beIN Sports networks, which air soccer matches from around the world regularly, and other soccer-centric channels like Eleven Sports. You can add Fox Soccer Plus and several more soccer channels with the $11.99/month “fubo Cycling” or $5.99/month “International Sports Plus” package. Learn more here.
fuboTV Supported Devices
fuboTV has good device support. You can watch on-the-go on iOS and Android, and on most modern web browsers. At home, you can watch Premier League without cable on your Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, or Apple TV. Learn more here.
fuboTV Simultaneous Streams
You can also stream on 2 devices at once with fuboTV. You can pay $6/month for a “Family Share” add-on or upgrade to the fubo Family or Ultra plan to stream on up to 3 devices. Learn more here.
fuboTV DVR
With fuboTV, you get a free cloud DVR with 30 hours of storage, which can be boosted to an insane 500 hours of storage for a $10/month fee, or by upgrading to the fubo Family or Ultra plan. Learn more here.
fuboTV On-Demand Library
With fuboTV, you’ll get access to on-demand shows and events from most of the cable and network channels included in your subscription package. The lineup of content varies, since each channel determines what VOD content it gives to fuboTV. Learn more here.
Watch Premier League on Hulu With Live TV

Hulu With Live TV was launched in 2017 and has quickly become popular as a way to watch Premier League without cable, thanks to wide device support and a great, simple-to-understand package of channels.
Hulu With Live TV Pricing and Packages
Hulu With Live TV offers only a single channel package, which includes up to 70 channels (based on your location) for $64.99/month. Learn more here.
Hulu + Live TV No Hassle TV $69.99/ month | 75+ Live TV Channels 2 simultaneous streams Unlimited DVR Disney+ and ESPN+ Included | SIGN UP |
Hulu + Live TV No Ads $79.99/ month | 75+ Live TV Channels 2 simultaneous streams Unlimited DVR Disney+ and ESPN+ Included | SIGN UP |
Hulu With Live TV Channels
You’ll get both NBC and NBCSN with Hulu With Live TV, as well as CNBC, so you’ll have every channel that you need to enjoy the best Premier League matches every weekend. Learn more here.
Hulu With Live TV Supported Devices
Hulu With Live TV device support is also very good, with support for iOS, Android, and web browsers, as well as Chromecast, Apple TV, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV. You can also stream on the Xbox 360 and Xbox One consoles, as well as the Nintendo Switch, and select Samsung and LG smart TVs. Learn more here.
Hulu With Live TV Simultaneous Streams
By default, you can only stream on 2 devices at once. But with the $9.99/month Unlimited Screens package, you can stream Hulu With Live TV on as many devices as you want on your WiFi network, and on 3 devices outside of your network. Learn more here.
Hulu With Live TV DVR
The Hulu With Live TV DVR gives you get 50 hours of storage for free, which you can upgrade to 200 hours with the $9.99/month Enhanced DVR add-on. Learn more here.
Hulu With Live TV On-Demand Library
One unique thing about Hulu With Live TV is that it also includes a free Hulu on-demand subscription (an $8/month value), so you can also watch as much on-demand Hulu content for no additional fee. Learn more here.
Watch Premier League on Sling TV

Sling TV is the cheapest way to watch Premier League without cable, and also offers plenty of additional soccer-focused channels that EPL enthusiasts are sure to enjoy. Here are the details.
Sling TV Pricing and Packages
Sling TV plans come in two basic flavors: Sling Orange and Sling Blue, which both cost $30/month. Sling Orange focuses on Disney-owned properties like ESPN, while Sling Blue has Fox Sports, broadcast networks, and some other exclusive channels. Additionally, both packages can be combined for $45/month, as seen below. Learn more here.
Sling Orange Great Value $40.00/ month | 30+ channels ESPN New subscriber special 1 simultaneous stream | Try Sling |
Sling Blue Great Value$40.00/ month | 40+ channels Fox, NBC, CNN, MSNBC New subscriber special 3 simultaneous streams | Try Sling |
Sling Orange + Blue Best Value $55.00/ month | 45+ channels ESPN New subscriber special 4* simultaneous streams | Try Sling |
Sling TV Channels
To watch Premier League without cable, you’ll need the Sling Blue package, which comes with NBC in most regions, as well as NBCSN.
To get CNBC, you can add the $5/month “News Extra” package to your subscription. You can also get a few extra soccer networks with the $10/month Sports Extra package, which includes beIN SPorts and a few other channels. Learn more here.
Sling TV Supported Devices
Device support for Sling is really good. You can stream on web browsers and Android/iOS, as well as on Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and Roku, as well as the Xbox One console, and some Samsung/LG smart TVs. Learn more here.
Sling TV Simultaneous Streams
Sling’s features vary based on which package you choose. Sling Blue channels can be streamed on 3 devices at once, which is great, but Sling Orange channels can only be streamed on a single device. Learn more here.
Sling TV DVR
Sling TV lets you store up to 10 hours of content with its DVR for free. If you want more space, you can pay $5/month extra for DVR service, and get 50 hours of storage in return. Learn more here.
Sling TV On-Demand Library
Sling TV claims to have more than 70,000 on-demand titles for streaming, but you won’t get all of this content unless you subscribe to every channel that it offers. Still, you’ll be able to watch a wide variety of recently-aired episodes, past seasons, and movies from the channels included in your Sling package. Learn more here.
Watch Premier League on AT&T TV Now

AT&TV TV Now is the new name for DirecTV Now. It has weak features and is quite expensive, but has a good selection of channels, including everything you need to watch Premier League without cable.
AT&T TV Now Pricing and Packages
AT&T TV Now offers a total of six different packages, as follows:
- Plus: 40+ channels / $65 per month. Includes HBO
- Max: 50+ channels / $80 per month. Includes HBO, Cinemax
- Entertainment: 65+ channels / $93 per month
- Choice: 85+ channels / $110 per month
- Xtra: 105+ channels / $124 per month
- Ultimate: 125+ channels / $135 per month
If those prices are making your eyes water, don’t worry. To watch the Premier League without cable, though, you’ll only need the Plus package. You can see more about what’s included in each package here.
Entertainment The Essentials $69.99/ month | 75+ channels Unlimited streams at home Unlimited cloud DVR space | SIGN UP |
Choice Must-Have Sports $89.99/ month | 105+ channels Unlimited streams at home Unlimited cloud DVR space Regional sports networks | SIGN UP |
Ultimate Sports, News, Movies $104.99/ month | 140+ channels Unlimited streams at home Unlimited cloud DVR space Regional sports networks | SIGN UP |
Premier Maximum TV $149.99/ month | 150+ channels All you can watch Regional sports networks HBO Max, Showtime and Starz Included | SIGN UP |
AT&T TV Now Channels
With AT&T TV Now, you’ll get NBC, NBCSN, and CNBC, as well as quite a few other popular cable and network channels including HBO in the “Plus” package, and you can upgrade to a higher-tier package for even more channels. Learn more here.
AT&T TV Now Supported Devices
As far as device support goes, AT&T TV Now supports iOS and Android devices, web browsers, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, and Roku, so you’ll be able to watch Premier League without cable on whichever device you prefer. Learn more here.
AT&T TV Now Simultaneous Streams
AT&T TV Now lets you stream on up to 3 devices at once, which is better than Sling TV and Hulu. Learn more here.
AT&T TV Now DVR
The AT&T TV Now DVR lets you record up to 500 hours of content. Your oldest recordings will be automatically deleted after 90 days. Learn more here.
AT&T TV Now On-Demand Library
You will get a wide selection of on-demand content from AT&T TV Now, with up to 40,000 on-demand titles depending on the package you choose, and the channels you get. Expect plenty of movies, recently-aired shows, and past seasons from select networks. Learn more here.
Watch Premier League on YouTube TV

YouTube TV, a new, Google-owned contender in the internet TV world, combines great channels with a stellar set of features, making it one of our top picks for watching Premier League without cable.
YouTube TV Pricing and Packages
Like Hulu With Live TV, you’ll pay YouTube TV $49.99/month for a single package of channels ranging from 60-70 depending on your location. Learn more here.
YouTube TV Channels
You’ll get NBC and NBCSN, as well as CNBC, so you won’t miss any top Premier League matches. You also get a good selection of other sports channels, news channels, and entertainment channels. Learn more here.
YouTube TV Supported Devices
Device support for YouTube TV has also improved quite a bit. When the service launched, it only supported iOS and Android, as well as Google Chrome and the Chromecast. Now, though, it also supports Roku and Apple TV, as well as smart TVs from many leading manufacturers. Amazon Fire TV support will be added in late 2019. Learn more here.
YouTube TV Simultaneous Streams
YouTube TV has some of the best features of any internet TV service. By default, you can stream on up to 3 devices at once, which is great for folks with larger families. The highlight, though, is the YouTube TV DVR. Learn more here.
YouTube TV DVR
The YouTube TV Cloud DVR lets you record as much content as you want for up to 9 months, with no other limitations. You could record the entire Premier League season if you wanted. Learn more here.
YouTube TV On-Demand Library
Most of the channels included in YouTube TV have a selection of VOD content, like recently-aired episodes, past seasons of certain shows, and a good lineup of movies. The content available changes over time, though. Learn more here.
How to Watch Premier League on Amazon Fire TV
You can watch Premier League on Amazon Fire TV with one of these streaming services: fuboTV, Hulu With Live TV, Sling TV, AT&T TV Now or YouTube TV. Just download the app for the streaming service you want to use, sign in, and enjoy all of the Premier League action on NBCSN.
Each of the above apps also allows you to sign into the NBC Sports app for Amazon Fire TV, and watch live sports.
How to Watch Premier League on Roku
You can watch Premier League on Roku with one of these streaming services: fuboTV, Hulu With Live TV, Sling TV, AT&T TV Now or YouTube TV. Choose the service you want to use, download the proper channel from the Roku Channel Store, and sign in. That’s it!
Your other option is to download the NBC Sports channel, which will allow you to watch more live content from NBCSN and other NBC channels on Roku, using your login for any of the above services.
How to Watch Premier League on Apple TV
You can watch Premier League on Apple TV with one of these streaming services: fuboTV, Hulu With Live TV, Sling TV, AT&T TV Now or YouTube TV. Choose the streaming service you like the most, subscribe, then download the app from the App Store and sign in.
Alternatively, you can choose to watch Premier League on Apple TV using the NBC Sports app, which will also let you sign in with any of the above services.
NBC Sports Gold

Some Premier League matches are not quite popular enough to make it to NBC, NBCSN, or CNBC in America, primarily those between lower-ranked teams, who may be fighting to avoid being relegated to the Championship.
NBC Sports Gold allows you to watch all of those matches, as well as at least 4 matches per season from your favorite club, for a $50/yearly subscription fee. You’ll get a total of 150 matches per year, so this is an ideal way for big EPL fans to get coverage of every match for a low yearly fee. However, blackouts and other restrictions apply for some games.
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Not true with NBC Sports Gold. I signed up for NBC Sports Gold last season and I was unable to watch any of the Liverpool matches. I was always prompted to enter in my cable TV service in order to access the matches. I do not have a cable supplier. Your article is stated as “How to watch Premier League without cable 2019.” This is not capable with NBC Sports Gold.
Sports Gold is basically a couple of matches a week – normally the less popular teams, which is why Liverpool weren’t available.
They’re the matches which main channel doesn’t carry basically (I have AT&T Now for most matches and Sports Gold to cover the other matches – as a Brighton fan I need it for some matches).
The best option is BCE Premium TV. We are using it for a long time. Over 100 Premium Sports HD Channels ( Sky Sports, BT Sport, beIN Sports, Fox Sports, NBCSN, TSN, ESPN, Euro Sports, NFL Network, WWE, …) only $20/month or $85/year.
just search “BCE Premium TV” on Google you will find it easily.