The Premier League announces a new video streaming service for football fans in Singapore for the upcoming 2026/27 season, providing access to all 380 Premier League matches, FA Cup games, and the Community Shield. The service will be available via the Premier League app, website, connected TVs, and selected StarHub set-top boxes. It complements the existing live Premier League and Emirates FA Cup matches provided by StarHub.
All 380 Premier League matches will be available live or on demand, on mobile devices, laptops and connected TVs for subscribers Manchester United's captain Bruno Fernandes and right-back Diogo Dalot celebrate after their team's 3-1 win over Aston Villa on March 15.
The Premier League on Tuesday announced a new video streaming service for football fans in Singapore for the upcoming 2026/27 season, pencilled to begin in August. In a news release on its website, the Premier League said it will offer three subscription options for its Premier League + service: a 24-hour pass priced at $16, a flexible monthly pass priced at $44, and an annual pass priced at $399.
All 380 Premier League matches, along with FA Cup games and the Community Shield will be available live or on demand, on mobile devices, laptops and connected televisions. The service is available via the Premier League app, website, Premier League + app on connected televisions, and selected StarHub set-top boxes.
StarHub customers will continue to enjoy live Premier League and Emirates FA Cup matches as part of their existing subscription, and will also have access to Premier League +, which will be integrated within the StarHub platform, the Premier League said in its announcement. Paul Molnar, chief media officer at the Premier League reportedly said that this is the first time the Premier League has launched a direct-to-fans streaming services anywhere in the world.
"Premier League + will give fans more flexibility in how they watch, with enhanced features that bring them closer to the action, while complementing the outstanding service already provided by our valued long-term partner Starhub. " The service was first announced by Premier League chief executive Richard Masters at the Financial Times' Business of Football conference on Feb 26.
While traditional partnerships with broadcasters like Sky Sports in the UK will remain the bedrock of EPL's media business, the new platform will provide the league with "optionality" in specific markets, FT reported Masters saying.
Premier League Video Streaming Service Singapore Football Richard Masters Premier League + Direct-To-Fans Streaming Flexible Monthly Pass Annual Pass 24-Hour Pass Available On Mobile Devices Laptops And Connected Tvs Enhanced Features Starbushub
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