
How to watch the Premier League in the Nordics
Premier League kick-off times in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland, why more matches are live here than in England, and how to compare ways of watching.
Football, ice hockey, winter sport and motorsport on the TV you already own. 29,458 channels, 3,188 of them Nordic, with a guide that keeps track of kick-off for you. Twelve months costs €89, which is €7.42 a month.
The leagues Nordic fans grew up with: Allsvenskan, Eliteserien, Superligaen and Veikkausliiga, the SHL and Liiga, and a whole winter of cross-country skiing and biathlon.

Every channel for two days on one screen. It stops by itself.
Order in the chat. Login details arrive 5–10 minutes after payment.
TiviMate, IPTV Smarters or another player on your TV, stick, box or phone.
Live in HD, and in 4K where the match is produced in 4K.
FootballPremier League, Champions League and the Nordic leagues
Ice hockeySHL, Liiga, the NHL and the 2027 World Championship
Winter sportsCross-country, biathlon, ski jumping and Falun 2027
MotorsportFormula 1, MotoGP, speedway and rally
Handball and moreHandball, darts, cycling, tennis and fight nights
Sports channelsWhat the list holds, and where 4K exists

A Saturday with a derby, a hockey round and the Premier League is when every viewer connects at once. That is the evening we measure ourselves on, not a quiet Tuesday.
Start the 48-hour test
A player from the Samsung store
A player from the LG Content Store
TiviMate or IPTV Smarters
The safe choice for 4K sport
Several tvOS players
For the away game
A second screen on the sofa
VLC or another M3U player

Germany, final in Cologne

Falun, Sweden

Düsseldorf and Mannheim, Germany
Dates as confirmed by the organisers. Which channel shows an event depends on the rights in each country, so ask in the chat before you plan around one. Catch-up keeps late games for 7 or 14 days on the longer plans.
Every plan has every channel. What changes is the length, the number of screens and how far back catch-up reaches.
Payment, delivery and the full comparison are on the pricing page
Match-day answers: how to watch, what it costs, and why a stream stutters. All articles

Premier League kick-off times in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland, why more matches are live here than in England, and how to compare ways of watching.

Why live sport stutters when films do not, why the neighbours cheer first, and what 4K really needs. A match-day checklist for any IPTV setup.

NHL game times in Nordic time, why most games start after midnight, how catch-up turns a 01:00 game into a breakfast game, and what your setup needs.
Live sports channels delivered over your internet connection instead of an aerial, cable or dish. You watch through an app on a Smart TV, streaming stick, box, phone or computer, with a programme guide that shows what is on.
The one that still works on your TV, on your connection, during a Saturday match. No review can tell you that, which is why the test exists: €4 for 48 hours with every channel included.
From €4 for the 48-hour test up to €89 for twelve months, which works out at €7.42 a month. Every plan includes all 29,458 channels.
No. The test costs €4 and runs for 48 hours on one screen. The small charge keeps test capacity free for people who intend to watch.
No. Sports rights move between broadcasters every few seasons, and anyone who promises a named league for years ahead is guessing. Ask in the chat for the current list, and check your matches during the test.
The test runs for 48 hours on one screen and stops by itself. Start it on a Friday, so it covers a full weekend of matches.