As well as Prime Video, the retail and tech giant is also making games available on Twitch for the first time in history.
How to watch Premier League on Twitch
You don’t need an account on Twitch but you will need to be in the UK. Signing in will give you access to chat, capture and notifications, though. If you’re a Twitch streamer yourself and thinking about co-streaming the Premier League games on your channel, then please note that “Co-streaming is by approval only. Unauthorized co-streams may be subject to DMCA takedown by the content owner.”
What Premier League games are on Twitch?
There will be four Premier League games shown on Twitch, all for free. Three have been confirmed so far:
29 June – Crystal Palace v Burnley – 8pm9 July – Everton vs Southampton – 6pm11 July – Watford vs Newcastle – 12:30pm
How to watch Twitch on TV
The above method assumes you’re watching in a desktop browser on a PC or laptop but it’s likely that you’ll want to watch the football on your TV. Luckily, Twitch has apps available on a range of devices and platforms including Apple TV, Fire TV, Xbox and PS4. There are also Twitch apps for iOS and Android, the latter including Chromecast support for casting. Check Twitch’s help pages for details.
How to watch Premier League on Twitch outside the UK
It’s possible to watch the Premier League games on Twitch if you’re not in the UK. You will need to use a VPN (virtual private network) so that your computer, phone or tablet is browsing from the UK. Simply choose a VPN, set its location to the UK and then head to the Prime Video Twitch channel above. We recommend NordVPN, which has over 3000 servers and offers reasonable prices. ExpressVPN is also a strong option but you can also choose from a range of free VPNs too – they are just less secure and not as reliable. Read our full guide to watching the Premier League online. Tech Advisor’s Reviews Editor, Chris has been reviewing all kinds of tech for over 10 years and specialises in audio. He also covers a range of topics including home entertainment, phones, laptops, tablets and more.
