How to watch every Premier League game on TV tonight | Football | Sport
This week sees every Premier League team in action for the latest round of matches. From February 10-12, potentially pivotal fixtures at both ends of the table will take place, all of which can be streamed here.
On Tuesday, Man United managed to salvage a point with a 96th-minute equaliser from Benjamin Sesko, resulting in a 1-1 draw against West Ham. It was another challenging night for Thomas Frank as his Tottenham side suffered a 2-1 home defeat to Newcastle, putting his position at risk.
Meanwhile, Chelsea drew 2-2 with Leeds, and Bournemouth secured a 2-1 victory away at Everton.
Wednesday’s fixtures see Man City needing to secure all three points against Fulham to stay in the title race, while bottom-placed Wolves face relegation-threatened Nottingham Forest.
The only match on Thursday features Arsenal travelling to Brentford, potentially moving one step closer to the title. All of this week’s Premier League fixtures are being broadcast on TNT Sports and discovery+, with fans able to stream each match via the discovery+ app or Prime Video’s TNT Sports channel, reports <a href=” rel=”Follow” target=”_self”>the Mirror</a>.
This service costs £30.99 per month and includes full coverage of the FA Cup fourth round from February 13-16, as well as every midweek Premier League match from March 3-5. TNT Sports also offers exclusive coverage of UEFA Champions League and Europa League matches.
However, the matches between Benfica and Real Madrid on 17 February, and Newcastle vs Qarabag on 24 February, will not be broadcasted. These games will be shown exclusively on Amazon’s Prime Video.
Here’s a list of every Premier League game being shown on TNT Sports this week.
