Subscribers to the new service will be able to watch all Premier League matches, along with FA Cup games and the Community Shield next season.
Subscribers to the new service will be able to watch all Premier League matches, along with FA Cup games and the Community Shield next season.
A match ball is set on a pedestal with the logo of the Premier League before a Premier League match between Newcastle and Aston Villa in Newcastle on Aug 12, 2023. Add CNA as a trusted source to help Google better understand and surface our content in search results. The service will offer three subscription options: a 24-hour pass priced at S$16 , a monthly pass priced at S$44 and an annual pass priced at S$399.
Subscribers will be able to watch all 380 Premier League matches, along with FA Cup games and the Community Shield next season via the Premier League + app across mobile devices, laptops and TVs, the Premier League said in a media release. Match coverage will include multi-camera viewing options, real-time data overlays and personalised team hubs.
There will also be a 24/7 channel produced by Premier League Studios, bespoke highlights and full replays, with streaming available in up to 4K where supported. The 24-hour pass, which will only be available on mobile and laptop devices, will provide full access to all live and on-demand content for 24 hours from the time of purchase.
English Premier League to debut streaming service in Singapore StarHub customers will continue to receive live Premier League and FA Cup coverage through their current subscriptions, and will have access to Premier League +, which will be integrated within the StarHub platform. Premier League chief media officer Paul Molnar said:"This is the first time the Premier League has launched a direct-to-fans streaming service anywhere in the world, and we are excited to provide supporters in Singapore with additional choice and new ways to experience the best league 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. "StarHub currently provides access to Premier League content through its Premier+ pack, which costs S$40.74 a month. Existing StarHub customers currently pay S$25.46 a month for the pack.
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