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Premier League Live Soccer on TV Today: Full Saturday Schedule

Where to watch every Premier League match live on TV and stream this Saturday, including Newcastle vs Bournemouth, Man City vs Coventry and more. Verified UK and US channels.

Published 5 Sept 20262 min read

ARAisha Rahman
Premier League Live Soccer on TV Today: Full Saturday Schedule

Live soccer on TV this Saturday

Football fans searching for live soccer on TV today have a packed Premier League slate on Saturday 5 September. Seven matches offer high drama after Alexander Isak’s early brace delivered Andoni Iraola’s first win as Liverpool boss at Ipswich.

We needed this one. We were close on the other two and couldn’t do it. We started really strong today and I think that was the key.Andoni Iraola, Liverpool manager, official post-match comments

Here’s the complete verified TV and streaming guide so you know exactly where to watch every fixture.

UK TV schedule

Newcastle United vs AFC Bournemouth (12:30 BST) is live on TNT Sports 1, TNT Sports Ultimate and HBO Max. Hull City vs Aston Villa (17:30 BST) airs on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League. The five 15:00 kick-offs fall inside the UK blackout window and are not shown live on domestic television.

US TV and streaming schedule

In the United States every game is available across NBC, USA Network and Peacock. Newcastle vs Bournemouth (7:30am ET) is on USA Network and Universo. Manchester City vs Coventry City (10:00am ET) is on USA Network and Telemundo. Nottingham Forest vs Tottenham, Brentford vs Sunderland, Brighton vs Leeds and Fulham vs Crystal Palace stream on Peacock (some also on NBCSN). Hull City vs Aston Villa (12:30pm ET) is on NBC.

Peacock Multiview lets fans watch several matches at once during the busy 10am ET window.

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Always use official broadcasters. Schedules can shift for late team news or weather, so check the platform apps closer to kick-off.

Stay tuned for live scores and how to watch updates throughout the day.

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