Upcoming fixtures
NBC’s current Premier League rights cycle runs through 2028 and covers all 380 matches of every season. Roughly 175 of those matches air on Peacock exclusively. The rest are split across NBC, USA Network, and on rare occasions Telemundo for Spanish-language coverage. Nothing else is licensed in the United States. If a match is not on one of those four channels, it is not being broadcast legally in the US that day.
How NBC splits the Premier League across its channels
NBC sends the headline weekend windows to USA Network or, for a single match each season, the NBC broadcast network. Saturday early-kickoff matches (the 7:30 a.m. Eastern slot, midday in England) usually go to USA. The Saturday 10:00 a.m. Eastern window is the biggest each week and is shared between USA Network and Peacock. Sunday morning matches almost always land on Peacock, including the late kickoffs at 11:30 a.m. Eastern.
Midweek fixtures during congested weeks (the December run, FA Cup replays, Champions League weeks) move almost entirely to Peacock.
Peacock Premium: what you actually need
NBC’s streaming home for the Premier League is Peacock Premium, which costs $7.99 per month or $79.99 per year as of 2026. The ad-free tier (Peacock Premium Plus) is $13.99 per month and includes downloads. The cheaper tier carries ads but covers every Peacock-exclusive Premier League match.
A few subscriber categories receive Peacock at no extra cost:
- Xfinity Internet customers with the Diamond, Platinum, or Founders Pro tier receive Peacock Premium bundled in.
- Charter Spectrum customers subscribed to qualifying TV packages get Peacock Premium included through the Spectrum/Peacock partnership.
- Instacart+ members receive a one-year promotional subscription as part of the membership bundle (terms refresh annually).
Check your existing internet or TV bill before paying for Peacock separately. A meaningful share of US households already qualify and have not activated the credential.
Matches on the NBC broadcast network
NBC reserves a small number of matches per season for over-the-air broadcast on the main NBC network. These are usually Saturday matches involving the league’s largest international audiences (Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester United, Chelsea, Tottenham). Anyone with a digital antenna or basic cable can watch these matches with no subscription required.
USA Network: cable bundle, no separate subscription
Premier League matches on USA Network are available to any household with a cable or satellite TV package that includes USA, plus most live TV streaming services (YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, Sling TV’s Blue tier). USA Network is also available on Peacock with the cable login (TV Everywhere) for many providers.
Match days, kickoff times, and where to find listings below
The full upcoming fixture list and which broadcaster carries each match is shown below — pulled directly from official league fixtures. Always confirm with the broadcaster on the day of the match.
For US viewers comparing this guide against the UK or Spanish-language broadcaster picture, our editors maintain similar guides for the Premier League on Sportshub and Methstreams for cross-reference. UK readers — our Premier League UK guide lists Sky Sports and TNT Sports windows.
Frequently asked
Is there a free way to watch the Premier League in the US? Only the small number of matches NBC schedules on the main NBC broadcast network. Everything else requires Peacock Premium, USA Network access, or one of the bundles described above.
Does Peacock have all 380 matches? Peacock has the streaming rights to every Premier League match. Around 175 are Peacock-exclusive; the rest air simultaneously on USA Network or NBC and are also available on Peacock via TV Everywhere.
What about Spanish-language coverage? NBC’s Spanish-language sister network Telemundo carries select matches; Peacock includes the Spanish audio track for many fixtures.
See also
For readers arriving via a stream2watch search: see our mystream2watch explainer (what the old user dashboard was and why it’s gone) and Stream2Watch alternatives (full legal broadcaster map across US, UK, and Germany).