How to watch the Premier League in the Nordics

IPTV Sport TV editorial team · Published 26 October 2026 · 2 min read

Kick-off times in Nordic time

The UK and the Nordic countries change clocks on the same weekends, so the difference stays the same all season, from August to May.

Why you see more matches than fans in England

In the UK, no match kicking off between 14:45 and 17:15 on a Saturday may be broadcast live. The rule protects attendance at lower-league grounds, and it applies only inside the UK.

In the Nordics there is no such rule, so the Saturday 15:00 matches are shown live too. A Nordic fan can usually follow far more of a round than someone in Manchester.

The ways to watch

• The rights holder's own service: the only option that guarantees every match it holds, for the seasons it holds them. Rights differ between Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland and are renewed every few years.
• A pay-TV package from your broadband or TV provider: often the same channels, bundled with others.
• An IPTV subscription: one player for football and everything else, at one price. We do not promise a specific channel, so check your matches during a test.

How to compare

Add up what you pay for football today, for a whole year, and compare it with the alternatives. If the Premier League is the only thing you watch, the rights holder's own service may be the cheapest. If you also follow the Champions League, hockey or Formula 1, the sum often looks different. The comparison page has a step-by-step version.

Watching from abroad

Nordic streaming apps usually block live sport outside their own country, apart from temporary trips inside the EU. If you live in Spain or Thailand, an IPTV subscription that works in any country is the common solution. The abroad page has the time differences.

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