Fubo Premier League Price and Channel Guide

Fubo is a North American live TV streaming service built around sport, and for football fans in the United States and Canada it is one of the few ways to get a bundle of sports channels without a satellite dish. It is not a football-first product in the way DAZN is. It is a channel bundle with a sports bias, which is either exactly what you want or a wasted subscription, depending on how much of the household watches football. Prices change with carriage deals, so check the current price before you sign up for a long prepay.

What football you get

As of the 2026/27 season the football on Fubo is a reflection of the American and Canadian channel market rather than a set of league rights Fubo owns. In the United States the service carries the major broadcast and cable sports channels, and through them the leagues those channels hold: ESPN's football portfolio, Fox's domestic and international coverage, CBS coverage that includes European club football, and the NBC channels that carry Premier League matches in the US.

What that means in practice:

• Premier League in the US through the NBC family of channels, not through a Fubo-branded package
• European club competition coverage where the rights holder is a channel Fubo carries
• La Liga, Bundesliga and Formula 1 appear in the sports line-up, alongside NFL, NBA, MLB and college sport
• In Canada the service is a different product with a different channel list, and the football reflects Canadian rights rather than American ones

The catch is carriage. Fubo does not own the rights, so when a channel group and the service fail to agree a fee, channels disappear, sometimes for weeks, sometimes permanently. Rights vary by market and by season, and a channel that carried a competition last year may not this year. Check the channel list for your postcode before subscribing, and check it again after any carriage dispute makes the news.

Prices and packages

The plans are tiered by channel count and features rather than by sport. The entry tier covers the core sports channels, the middle tier adds more channels and regional sports where available, and the top tier adds the largest line-up and extra features. There is usually a free trial, and a prepaid first month is often discounted.

Plan names and contents change more often than most services advertise, and the regional sports fee is added on top in many markets, which makes the advertised headline price misleading. The service has not published one price that applies to every state and province, because taxes, fees and regional channels differ.

One quirk worth planning around: the sports fee is not the only extra. Taxes are added at checkout, and the price you see on the marketing page is usually the pre-fee figure for the cheapest plan in the cheapest region. Budget above the headline number, especially in states where regional sports networks are part of the bundle.

How to subscribe

1. Check the channel list for your postcode first. This is the single step that prevents most refund requests.
2. Pick the smallest plan that contains the channels you need. Football rarely requires the top tier.
3. Start with the free trial if one is available, and use it during a match week rather than a quiet one.
4. Enter a local address and payment method. The service is geo-restricted to the country you subscribe in.
5. Set a reminder for the end of any promotional period, since the price reverts automatically.

Devices and quality

Fubo runs on iOS, Android, Apple TV, Fire TV, Roku, smart televisions from the main manufacturers, and Xbox. Browser playback works as a fallback. It is one of the more widely supported streaming apps, which is part of the appeal for a household with mixed devices.

Picture quality is HD for most channels, with selected events offered in higher resolution when the source channel provides it. Not every channel is delivered at the same quality, and a 4K event is the exception rather than the rule. Simultaneous streams are capped per plan, with an upgrade available for larger households, so check the plan details. Cloud DVR is included, and recordings expire after a fixed period rather than staying indefinitely.

Compared with the alternatives

DAZN is the sport-only option and often cheaper for a single competition, but it lacks the general channels. TNT Sports and Sky Sports are UK products and not available as Fubo substitutes in North America. If you are building a football viewing plan across markets, the channel guide is the place to compare what each service actually carries.

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