Watch more of our videos on Shots!and live on Freeview channel 276From the beginning of the 2025/26 season, 270 Premier League matches will be broadcast on TV and on streaming services in the UK - an increase of 70 on the current broadcast deals.

This move comes as the Premier League put the next set of broadcasting rights up for tender - a process that is expected to be complete by the end of the year and is anticipated to be worth significantly more than the current deal.

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Currently, games that kick-off at 2pm on a Sunday because of European commitments, are not included in the broadcast deal and mean that only supporters in attendance are able to legally watch these games.

That is all set to change in this new deal.

Currently, Sky Sports, TNT Sports and Amazon Prime hold broadcast rights for live coverage of games with streaming platforms like DAZN anticipated to enter the bidding process for the next round of broadcast rights.

By the time the end of November rolls around, Newcastle United will have seen all but four of their Premier League games to that point picked for TV broadcast.

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