Staff Reporter | On 10, Sep 2020

The Premier League has confirmed the first of Amazon Prime Video’s fixtures in the 2020/2021 season this autumn.

The online giant snapped up the rights to the matches in 2018, after Sky and BT bagged several packages of fixtures for their own sports offerings. Amazon, though, stormed the pitch when several bundles were still left unsold, acquiring the rights to show 20 live football matches per season in the UK and Ireland, from the 2019/2020 season to 2021/22.

A lot has changed since then, with the Premier League kicking off the new season amid the coronavirus pandemic. With all games to be played behind closed doors for the immediate future, the Premier League will be working to stream every game live online. That means one match on BBC Sports and one on Amazon Prime Video. (Of the 28 matches in September, Sky Sports is 18 and BT Sport is showing 8 – see the

 
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