Who are the Amazon Prime Video presenters? Full list of Premier League commentators and pundits
AMAZON PRIME VIDEO will broadcast all the Premier League fixtures taking place this midweek.
The streaming giants will broadcast 20 top-flight matches before the turn of the year – but which familiar faces will be on your screen?
Who are the Amazon Prime Video presenters for their Premier League coverage?
Here are all the presenters confirmed for this season’s coverage so far:
Who are the Amazon Prime Video pundits for their Premier League coverage?
Here are all the pundits confirmed for this season’s coverage so far:
- Thierry Henry
- Patrice Evra
- Alan Shearer
- Michael Owen
- Eni Aluko
- Roberto Martinez
- Jermain Defoe
- Stuart Pearce
- Dion Dublin
- Tim Sherwood
- Siobhan Chamberlain
- Nedum Onuoha
Who are the Amazon Prime Video commentators for their Premier League coverage?
Here are all the commentators confirmed for this season’s coverage so far:
- Ally McCoist
- Jon Champion
- Clive Tyldesley
- Robyn Cowen
- Jim Rosenthal
- Guy Mowbray
Which matches are on Amazon Prime Video before the new year?
All times in GMT
Tuesday, December 5th
- Wolves vs Burnley – 7.30pm
- Luton vs Arsenal – 8.15pm
Wednesday, December 6th
- Brighton vs Brentford – 7.30pm
- Crystal Palace vs Bournemouth – 7.30pm
- Fulham vs Nottingham Forest – 7.30pm
- Sheffield United vs Liverpool – 7.30pm
- Aston Villa vs Man City – 8.15pm
- Man Utd vs Chelsea – 8.15pm
Thursday, December 7th
- Everton vs Newcastle – 7.30pm
- Spurs vs West Ham – 8.15pm
Tuesday, December 26th
- Newcastle vs Nottingham Forest – 12.30pm
- Bournemouth vs Fulham – 3pm
- Sheffield United vs Luton – 3pm
- Burnley vs Liverpool – 5.30pm
- Man Utd vs Aston Villa – 8pm
Wednesday, December 27th
- Brentford vs Wolves – 7.30pm
- Chelsea vs Crystal Palace – 7.30pm
- Everton vs Man City – 8.15pm
Thursday, December 28th
- Brighton vs Spurs – 7.30pm
- Arsenal vs West Ham – 8.15pm
How to watch the Premier League on Amazon Prime Video?
- Amazon Prime subscribers can watch selected live Premier League games via the Prime Video app or website.
- You can download the app on your smart TV, smartphone and game consoles.
- If you are not already an Amazon Prime member, you can subscribe for £8.99 per month or £95 for the full year.
Can I watch the Premier League on Amazon Prime Video for FREE?
Amazon Prime offers a 30-day FREE trial as long as you haven’t created an Amazon account within the last 12 months.
Head to Amazon.co.uk for more details.