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The 2023/24 Premier League season is well and truly underway, if you're hoping to watch all the upcoming kick-offs as well as the full round of fixtures this season there are some huge savings to be had.
And it's all thanks to the latest TV deals which we've scoured the bookies for to help you save money this season. In fact, you can even watch some of the Premier League season for free.
How? Here's a rundown of the latest Premier League deals to save you money
- Amazon Prime now offers Discovery+ Premium and TNT Sports
- Watch Premier League fixtures on Prime Video FREE with 30-day trial
- Get TNT Sports FREE with select Virgin Media TV bundles
- Get Sky Sports via NOW for FREE with TalkTalk Broadband
Yes, it's true. Whether the Premier League match is broadcast exclusively on Sky Sports, TNT Sports (formerly BT Sports) or Prime Video ...there is a way to watch the latest action for free.
Sky Sports is currently free for six-months when you purchase Sky Glass, Virgin Media is bundling TNT Sports for free (yes, another freebie for football fans) with select telly bundles, and anyone can claim a free 30-day trial with Prime Video (cancel anytime during the free trial and you won't be charged a penny).
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These TV giveaways offer huge savings for fans who want to watch all fixtures from their sofa, but which of these options offers the cheapest overall deal for Premier League fans? Most sport TV packages are 12-month minimum contracts (Prime Video and NOW are the exceptions) so it’s vital fans get the best offer to see them through to the end of this 23/24 Premier League season.
We’ve rounded up the best places to watch the Premier League below.
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Amazon Prime Video will now show full TNT Sports channels thanks to its Discovery + Premium add on (AFP via Getty Images)Starting off with the latest deal to grace football fans, and its all thanks to Amazon and Discovery+. The online retailer has launched a new way of tuning into much-loved sport fixtures.
All you have to do is sign up for a Amazon Prime, or log into an existing account and add the Discovery+ Premium channel as an added monthly extra. This means you will pay an added £29.99 a month but get exclusive access to TNT Sports.
Here's a quick look at the upcoming Premier League fixtures it will be showing:
Burnley v Manchester United - Saturday, September 23, 20:00
Aston Villa v Brighton - Saturday, September 30, 12:30
Luton Town v Tottenham Hotspur - Saturday, October 7, 12:30
Liverpool v Everton - Saturday, October 21, 12:30
Chelsea v Brentford - Saturday, October 28, 12:30
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Virgin Media
Virgin Media's M250 Bigger + Sports HD bundle is aimed at footie fans (Getty Images)Moving onto Virgin, a network which includes Sky’s Sports channels in many of its TV plans, but that’s not all.
The provider has just added the newly rebranded TNT Sport (the former BT Sport) to one of its main sport packages, which fans can take out from £65 a month. Making it a cheaper option compared to Sky’s £81 total price for adding TNT to its Sport package.
Nearly all fixtures are on the cards with Virgin Media's as it includes all Sky Sports channels, TNT Sports and Eurosport. Not to mention its inclusive M250 broadband, unlimited landline calls and TV 360 box.
Other Virgin Media plans to watch The Premier League:
Bigger Bundle + Sports: 18-month contract at £65 per monthIncludes M250 broadband, Sky Sports HD, TNT Sport, 200 channels plus Talk Weekends.
Biggest TV Bundle: 18-month contract at £87 per monthIncludes M350 broadband, Sky Sports, Sky Cinema HD, 210 channels plus Talk Weekends and Netflix.
Ultimate Volt Bundle: 18-month contract at £85 per monthIncludes Gig1 broadband, Sky Cinema HD, Sky Sports HD, 230 channels, Netflix and an unlimited SIM.
You can read our round-up of best 2023 Virgin Media deals, here.
TNT Sport
TNT Sports is the new face of BT Sport and it's packed with Premier League, UEFA and EuropaFans can save £174 thanks to TNT’s Sport bundle
The new channel is on the block. Well not entirely, but it may not sound familiar to many as it takes over from the well-known BT Sport. We’ve seen rival providers like Sky and Virgin add it to their own sports plans, but what does it offer for viewers who go directly to the provider itself?
The provider’s Premier League fixtures are slightly more limited compared to rivals but the catch does mean prices are slightly less each month.
TNT is set to show more than 50 live matches throughout the next season as well as highlights or ‘highflyer’ games from the last season. There’s also UEFA Champions League, Europa Conference League and Europa League thrown into the mix too (to name a few).
. Now, let’s move on to the prices.
One of the better ‘value for money’ plans we’ve seen is its , which lets viewers pick up to four TNT Sports channels. The Premier League, UEFA Champions League and Premiership rugby are also included as well as Eurosport. But there is a time limit on this price.
Viewers are locked into an 18-month contract and have until August 17, 2023 to buy it before the price rises to £18 a month.
Other TNT Sport packages to take a look at:
Already got BT broadband? You can for £20 extra each month and there’s no contract tie-in.
- Includes 4 TNT Sports channels, 11 Sky Sports, Premier League and Eurosport.
- Includes Sky Atlantic and NOW Entertainment, NOW Cinema, four TNT sports channels, Eurosport, 11 Sky channels, TNT Sports HD and a basic Netflix plan.
Talk Talk
One Talk Talk plan includes a much cheaper way to tap into NOW TVs sport channelsGet access to NOW Sports without paying a penny thanks to TalkTalk’s new deal
TalkTalk may only offer one option for sport viewers but it’s still packed with options for footie fans this season with a big saving.
It’s all down to TalkTalks latest price drop on its TV Hub + NOW Sport membership, which gives customers the NOW TV Sports package for £14.99 cheaper each month.
The only thing fans need to do is buy the (from NOW TV) to its basket at the checkout.
Amazon Prime Video
Fans don't need a long TV contract to catch up on matches as Amazon Prime Video provesPremier League fans can watch for free thanks to Amazon's free trial
Moving onto streaming subscriptions, which may be a preferred choice for those who don’t want to get tied into a multi-year-long contract.
If you’ve got an existing Prime Video membership then it’s good news for you as the live games are included in the usual plan. If you are yet to add Prime to your monthly streaming content you can do so for
All fixtures will be released on Thursday each week and the streaming app is also set to show 20 of the top games across the festive period this December.
Going to be out of the country for your team’s next match?
Connecting to a VPN is one way fans can watch matches live when travelling (Getty Images/iStockphoto)By using a VPN fans who aren't in the UK can still watch matches on demand by changing their current device location to the UK. It works by masking viewers’ device addresses so they can tune in as if they were in the UK.
If you have any of the above sports plans from the flexibility of your phone, tablet or laptop you could log in and watch as usual.
NordVPN – starting at £2.69 per month
ExpressVPN – starting at £6.89 per month
What's the cheapest way to watch the Premier League at home?
If you're looking to upgrade to a new TV then the Sky Glass deal is for you as you will get free six months of sports channels as well as a shiny new TV for your home.
If you need to switch to a new broadband provider then we'd recommend looking at TalkTalk and make the most of its current NOW Sports offer.
For everyone else, we'd say the Sky Stream + Sky Sports bundle deal is a top option too (it may just be our winner) as the £20 price is half of the monthly NOW Sky Sports pass and there's Netflix thrown in too.