Watch live sport, Premier League to F1
Sky Sports, TNT Sports, Premier Sports and DAZN in one package, plus every channel and more than 80,000 films and series.
- Premier LeagueSky Sports and TNT Sports
- Formula 1every race live
- No dishjust an internet connection
Live and coming up
The next matches from the big competitions, updated automatically. This is only a sample: the package carries all the major sports channels, so there is far more to watch than what is listed here.
Match data: football-data.org
Which sports channels are included?
British and international sports channels in one package, with no separate subscription per competition. On top of that you get every other channel and more than 80,000 films and series.
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United Kingdom and Ireland
- Sky Sports Main Event and Premier League
- TNT Sports 1 to 4
- Premier Sports
- Eurosport 1 and 2
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International football
- beIN SPORTS
- DAZN
- Canal+
- ESPN
- Ziggo Sport and Viaplay
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Motorsport
- Sky Sports F1
- F1 TV
- MotoGP
- Eurosport
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US sport and combat sport
- NFL Network and RedZone
- NBA TV
- UFC Fight Pass
- Fight Sports
This is a sample, not the full channel list. There are far more sports channels in the package than fit here. Looking for a particular one? Ask on WhatsApp . Then you know for certain it is in there right now.
Where is each competition shown?
Rights in the UK sit with a handful of broadcasters. These are the competitions people ask about most and the channel that carries them.
- Premier LeagueSplit between Sky Sports and TNT Sports, with Sky carrying the larger share of live matches.
- Champions LeagueTNT Sports, including the final.
- EFL and FA CupSky Sports and TNT Sports, with highlights on the free-to-air channels.
- LaLiga, Serie A and BundesligaPremier Sports and TNT Sports, plus the home-market channels in the package.
- Formula 1Sky Sports F1 carries every race including qualifying and sprints. F1 TV adds the onboard cameras.
- NFL, NBA and UFCThrough the US channels and Fight Pass, usually live overnight and repeated during the day.
Broadcast rights move between channels from season to season. If you want to be certain your competition is covered, ask before you order.
How many devices can watch at once?
Two things get confused: how many devices you install on, and how many streams may run at the same time. Install on as many devices as you like. Watching at once is limited to the number of connections in your package. If the match is on the TV while someone watches the race on a tablet, that is two simultaneous streams.
- Smart TVSamsung, LG, Android TV and Google TV, through an IPTV player from the set's own store.
- Fire TV StickThe most common choice. Works on any TV with an HDMI port, including an older one.
- Phone and tabletAndroid and iOS, useful for catching the second half away from home.
- Apple TV and MAGBoth supported by the usual players.
- ComputerWindows and macOS, through a media player or straight in the browser.
- Connection speedAllow roughly 15 Mbps for HD and 25 Mbps or more for 4K, per simultaneous stream. For live sport, stability matters more than speed: a wired connection to the TV stutters noticeably less than wifi.
The British channels such as Sky Sports, TNT Sports and Premier Sports, alongside international ones including beIN SPORTS, DAZN, ESPN, Eurosport and F1 TV. The line-up changes, so ask for the current list on WhatsApp before you order.
Yes. Premier League rights in the UK are split between Sky Sports and TNT Sports, and both are in the package, so you get the live matches as well as the build-up and highlights around them.
No. Everything runs over your internet connection. You need no dish, no cable line and no box from a provider. A Smart TV, a Fire TV Stick or a phone is enough.
You can install on as many devices as you like. How many streams may run at the same time depends on the number of connections in your package. For a household watching two matches in parallel on a Saturday, two connections is the minimum.
Yes. Samsung, LG, Android TV and Google TV are supported, as are the Fire TV Stick, Apple TV, MAG boxes, Android, iOS, Windows and macOS. The Fire TV Stick is the simplest option if your TV is a little older.
Around 15 Mbps for HD and 25 Mbps or more for 4K, and that is per simultaneous stream. For live sport, stability counts for more than raw speed: a wired connection to the TV stutters noticeably less than wifi.
Yes. You can try the package free for 24 hours. Use the trial on a day when there is sport you would watch anyway, so you test the channels and the stability that actually matter to you.
Which sports channels do you get?
Ziggo Sport, ESPN and Viaplay, plus Formula 1, tennis and combat sports. Ask for the current list, or try the package free for 24 hours.
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