How to Watch Premier League in the United States

Football has become a massive draw across the globe and Americans are consuming Premier League games more than ever.

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Top stars appear in England's top flight, making it a significant draw for supporters around the globe that regularly watch Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United and Manchester City. For many, the Premier League is considered the best football league in the world.

Erling Haaland and City consistently have massive star power but this season Arsenal has found themselves on the front foot of the Premier League title race for the first time in years.

Mikel Arteta's side have always been popular in America with a previous generation led by players like Patrick Vieira and Thierry Henry. Now, the Gunners b0ast promising stars like Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Jesus and Martin Odegaard.

Below, I break down how fans can watch Premier League matches in the United States. Check it out!

NBC Sports Group has the exclusive rights to the Premier League in the U.S., which includes English and Spanish broadcast coverage. Matches are typically shown nationally on NBC, USA Network as well as Telemundo in Spanish.

Peacock is arguably the best way to watch Premier League matches because of the volume of games offered each week. The NBC-owned streaming service starts at $4.99 per month for its basic package and also offers a $9.99 a month service that is commercial-free.

Peacock gives fans insight into historic matches from the past, official match highlights and other Premier League programming. Premier League-specific shows such as The Men in Blazers and The 2 Robbies are some of the other programs Peacock offers.

FuboTV offers Premier League fans the ability to watch games on NBC and USA Network. In all, Fubo gives base subscribers over 100 channels to choose from. If subscribers stay on after an initial trial, FuboTV typically costs $74.99 a month to continue with its service.

Hulu has over 60 channels to select including NBC and USA Network for Premier League viewing. The company's package costs roughly $69.99 per month and it serves on a month-to-month basis similar to FuboTV.

YouTube TV comes with a price tag of $64.99 per month and offers Premier League watchers with the same NBC and USA Network.

Sling gives subscribers several options for base streaming, including a $35 a month Sling Blue package. The 30-channel package does include NBC and USA Network.

The Premier League runs through May with the final Matchday coming Memorial Day Weekend. Matchday 38 concludes the season on May 28 with all 20 English clubs competing at the same time on Championship Sunday.