This Friday, the Premier League is back in action under the bright lights of the Brentford Community Stadium for the first time as the West London outfit take on Arsenal in the season opener.
While the summer has been a feast of sport including the Euro 2020 football tournament and the Tokyo Olympics, фильмы 2022 года онлайн many fans will be excited to see top flight action return.
Many grounds are welcoming fans back to watch the action live, a large number will still be watching from home and could be after the best sports package available to gorge on as much of the action as possible.
The Premier League is back in action next weekend with fans excited to see the sport return
Premier League matches in the UK are shown on three different broadcasters: Sky Sports, BT Sport and Amazon Prime.
As such, getting the best deals is important with such a large number of subscription services available.
To help you find the cheapest deals, This is Money and Uswitch, have listed the best sports TV deals currently available and which one might be best for you.
Sky
Sky will be showing the first televised match of the season between Brentford and Arsenal on Friday 13 August at 8pm.
For those looking to watch, the provider is currently offering a Sky TV, Sky Sports & Netflix package for £45 a month that includes eight Sky Sports channels.
The contract is for 18 months with a £20 set up fee.
For existing Sky customers, they can add the Sky Sports Premier League and Football channel for an additional £18 a month.
Alternatively, for fans of other sports, they could add all 8 Sky Sports channels that shows the F1, Golf Majors, Cricket and more for an extra £25 a month.
Sky will show 128 live Premier League games this season – and it also has the rights for the English Football League, showing matches from the Championship, League One and League Two.
BT Sport
BT is offering customers a BT Fibre 2 & Big Sport deal that includes all Sky Sports channels and broadband with speeds of 53MB.
The 24 month contract will cost £30.99 for the first three months before moving to £69.99 a month thereafter.
Those signing up with also receive a free £90 reward card but there is a £20 set up fee.
Customers can also benefit from a Monthly Pass for £25 which will give viewers 30 days of BT Sport, contract free.
Alternatively, consumers can sign up to BT Sport for £15 a month on a 24 month contract receiving all BT Sport channels plus BoxNation.
This will cost £20 upfront and must be bought with a broadband model which will significantly raise the price.BT Sport also have the rights for National League football – the fifth pyramid of the English system.
There could be more fans watching the Premier League this year thanks to the Euros 2020
Virgin Media
On Virgin Media’s Bigger + Sports TV bundle, customers will receive broadband with average speeds of 213MB, all Sky Sports channels and BT Sport.
The 18 month contract is available for £76 a month with free set up.
Meanwhile, those looking for more content could upgrade to Virgin’s Ultimate Oomph bundle.
This gives customers M600 Fibre Broadband, over 230 channels with Entertainment and Sport, a Sim Card with unlimited calls, texts and data and Anytime calls for your home phone.
Altogether, this will set households back £89 a month for 18 months before increasing to £139 a month.
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