Most fans don't watch a season on one screen. The big TV takes the Saturday morning game, a phone covers the one you catch on the way to practice, and a laptop handles the midweek match at your desk. We sell Vivimate, a prepaid IPTV subscription, and we hold no Premier League rights. Rights facts on this page come from the league's and NBC's own pages, read on November 8, 2026; the player listings were read again on November 10, 2026. We didn't install anything on these devices for this page, and we don't rank the apps.
Three checks before any screen plays a match
The first check is the one people skip. The league doesn't sell matches to viewers: its broadcast FAQ says it has no subscription service and sends you to the broadcaster in your region. In the US that is NBC Sports, which puts each match on NBC, USA Network or Peacock, with Spanish coverage on Telemundo and Universo, according to NBC's August 2026 season release. In Canada it is Fubo. Our US and Canada Premier League channel guide keeps the full table, so this page doesn't repeat it.
Two ways a match reaches a device
The rights holder's own app.Peacock, NBC's apps and Fubo each run on their own list of TVs, sticks, phones and browsers. Mind the location rule: Peacock says your device must physically be in the US to stream. Its device list didn't load for us, so check it before you buy hardware for it.
An IPTV player with a login. A player app is an empty shell until you add an IPTV login: usually a server address, username and password in Xtream format, sometimes an M3U link or, on a MAG box, a portal address. The player decides how the guide looks and which devices you can use; the service decides what you can watch.
Premier League streaming devices, room by room
Living room
The TV is where the main game goes, and a streaming stick or box often runs apps better than the TV's own system and keeps getting updates for longer. Fire TV owners should check one thing first: newer sticks run Amazon's Vega OS rather than Fire OS, and our Firestick model comparison and Firestick setup guide explain what that changes. Wherever you can, connect the TV or box with an Ethernet cable; Wi-Fi drops are the usual reason a picture freezes as the match opens up. For a 4K picture, read what makes a live game really 4K first.
In your hand
Use the same app on the phone as on the TV where it exists, so the sign-in is familiar. On cellular data, lower the quality in the app to make your allowance last. AirPlay on an iPhone or iPad, or casting from Android, puts the picture on a TV on the same network, though the phone is tied up while it does. A tablet makes a good second screen; our Premier League second screen guide covers that setup.
At a desk
A computer can use the broadcaster's website or an IPTV player. Plug the laptop into the router if the Wi-Fi is weak, and close other video tabs, since each one competes for bandwidth.
Which player for an IPTV login
These are starting points, not a ranking. Each app comes from its own developer, any fee goes to that developer, and look-alike names are common, so check the developer before installing. UHF (Short Wavelength Applications SL) and IPTVX (Bending X - FZE) both name Xtream in their App Store listings. The IPTV Smarters download page offers Windows, Mac, Android and Android TV versions and points LG and Samsung owners to their TV's store, but doesn't name a login format, so check the sign-in screen.
| Device and our guide | Player for a Vivimate login | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|
| Android TV, Google TV | A TV-remote player from Google Play | Our Android TV guide compares the listings that name Xtream logins. |
| Fire TV Stick | Depends on the stick's system | Fire OS sticks take Android players; newer Vega OS sticks don't. Check yours first. |
| Apple TV | UHF or IPTVX | tvOS 17 or later for UHF, tvOS 16 for IPTVX; both name Xtream. |
| iPhone and iPad | UHF or IPTVX | iOS 16 or later. AirPlay sends the picture to a TV on the same network. |
| Samsung and LG TVs | IPTV Smarters from the TV's store | The developer points to the Samsung store and the LG Content Store. |
| Windows PC and Mac | IPTV Smarters; on Apple-chip Macs also UHF or IPTVX | UHF and IPTVX ask for an M1 chip or later. |
| Roku | Store apps vary; mirroring as a workaround | Our Roku guide lists what the store showed and its limits. |
| MAG box | No app: a portal address | Support sends the portal details. |
The IPTV setup guide for every device walks through installing a player, adding the login and testing the first channel.
Several screens at once
Every screen playing video is a separate stream, and every service caps how many can play at once on one account; our page on how IPTV connections are counted explains what happens at the cap. Your connection has to carry them all, and our IPTV internet speed guide shows how to test it at the hour you watch.
Away from home
A broadcaster's app follows that broadcaster's territory, as Peacock's US-only notice shows, and its terms are yours to keep. We don't advise using a VPN to get around a broadcaster's location rules or blackouts. If you travel between the US and Canada, the rights holder changes at the border, from NBC Sports to Fubo.
Where Vivimate fits
Vivimate is a general IPTV service, not a Premier League broadcaster. We don't promise the league, any match or any channel, and we don't publish the rights agreements behind our channels; IPTV is a legal technology, and the seller's rights decide the rest, as our guide to IPTV legality explains. The login is Xtream format, and support can send M3U or MAG portal details. Search the guide on your own devices during the 24-hour free trial, which needs no card, before you pay. Plans are prepaid and don't renew automatically:
| Plan | One device | Two devices at once | Per month, one device |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Month | $19.99 | $31.98 | $19.99/mo |
| 3 Months | $29.99 | $47.98 | $10.00/mo |
| 6 Months | $39.99 | $63.98 | $6.67/mo |
| 12 Months + 2 FREE | $69.99 | $111.98 | $5.00/mo |
Your first plan has a 7-day money-back guarantee when a service problem you report can't be fixed; device and setup problems aren't covered, as the refund policy sets out. Full details are on the plans and prices page.
Frequently asked questions
Can I watch the Premier League on my phone in the US or Canada?
Yes, through the rights holder's app. In the US that is NBC Sports, which streams many matches on Peacock; Peacock says your device must physically be in the US to stream. In Canada the rights holder is Fubo; check its Canadian site for the devices it supports.
What devices can I use for Premier League streaming?
Smart TVs, streaming sticks and boxes, Apple TV, phones, tablets and computers all work, as long as the service you use has an app for that device. With an IPTV login, the app is a player such as UHF or IPTVX on Apple devices or IPTV Smarters on Windows and smart TVs.
Can I watch on two devices at once?
Only up to your service's stream limit. Each screen playing video counts as one stream, so a TV and a phone at the same time are two. Vivimate sells one-device and two-device plans, and other services set their own limits.
What internet speed does each screen need?
Our working guide is 10 Mbps for HD, 15 Mbps for Full HD and 25 Mbps for 4K, per stream. Add them up for every screen playing at once: a 4K TV plus a Full HD phone needs about 40 Mbps.
Is there a Premier League app that shows the matches?
Not one that plays live games. The Premier League says it has no subscription service for watching matches and points viewers to the broadcaster in their region. Its own app has scores, stats, Fantasy and highlights.
Sources
- Premier League: broadcast FAQ (read November 8, 2026)
- NBC Sports: the 2026-27 Premier League season across NBCUniversal platforms (August 18, 2026; read November 8, 2026)
- Peacock: Premier League (location notice only; read November 8, 2026)
- App Store: UHF - Love your IPTV (read November 10, 2026)
- App Store: IPTVX (read November 10, 2026)
- IPTV Smarters: downloads (read November 10, 2026)
- US and Canada rights holders: the Premier League's broadcaster page, as cited in our channel guide
Couldn't read: an Android TV player's Google Play listing (title only, November 10, 2026), so it isn't named here, Peacock's device list and plans (November 8, 2026), and Fubo Canada (empty page, November 9, 2026).
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