As of August 16, 2024:

After chatting with Peacock Customer Support, this seems to be the more affordable situation for watching the Premier League in the United States.

Reference this URL to see which matches are broadcast where (Peacock, NBC, USA, CNBC): https://www.peacocktv.com/sports/premier-league

Subscribing to the Premium $7.99 tier…

  • Matches that livestream/broadcast on Peacock or NBC will be LIVE on Peacock, with Replay available "shortly after" same-day.
  • Matches broadcast on the USA Network or CNBC will be available on Peacock the following day as a Replay.

Quotes from Peacock Customer Support, "Matches that stream live on Peacock and NBC will be available for replay on Peacock shortly after the live stream ends. Matches that air live on USA and CNBC will be available for replay on Peacock the following day. You can also stream replays of games that are not available live on Peacock the following day."

For additional clarification… "Peacock Premium [$7.99] unlocks everything that Peacock has to offer. Peacock Premium Plus [$13.99] includes everything in Peacock Premium [$7.99] with a reduced ad experience as well as the option to download select titles offline on mobile and tablet devices."

Cheers

by krismonroe

5 comments

  1. It has most, but not all the games. For example, today’s game isn’t on Peacock.

  3. You also get Peacock free in many ways: 1. If your service provider is Xfinity (they still offer Peacock in the west coast) 2. If you have Instacart, it comes with Peacock. Even if you don’t have Instacart, you get *that* for free if you have one of those paid Credit Cards like CSR.

  4. It’s a shame that there isn’t an affordable option to watch all the games, but $8 a month to be able to watch about half of all games is a really good deal. It’s the only reason I sub to Peacock.

    (When I say affordable, I mean less than $20-$30 a month)

  5. I can’t stand peacocks “watch every premier league game” commercials when I’m still scrambling every week to figure out where i can watch a game. No cable in my house so I have to get creative every time it’s a non peacock game (which in the case of Liverpool is actually a decent amount of games)

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