Watch Sky, BT, Eurosport and Premier Sports for less.
There are a number of ways to watch sport online – and to save money by doing it.
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Sky Sports/NOW TV streaming deals
You can get day and month passes to Sky Sports channels via NOW TV. As with the other NOW TV deals I’ve got a dedicated page to all the latest offers and deals.
BT Sport deals
You don’t have to sign up via BT, Sky or Virgin as there’s a month pass you can sign up for. as well as deals for EE mobile customers. Again, I’ve got a dedicated page for all BT Sport offers.
Eurosport (via Discovery+) streaming deals
It’s possible to watch Eurosport online without an annual subscription to services like Sky or Virgin. The Discovery+ app is available on a number of devices, or you can watch Eurosport Player via Amazon if you are a Prime member – though with both you do have to pay extra.
Save money on Paramount+
All my ways to save in this Discovery+ deals article
Amazon Prime deals
There are limited sports on Amazon, mainly the odd Premier League fixture and tennis. You need to sign up to Amazon prime which is £95 a year or £8.99 a month (£5.99 if you don’t have the extra Prime services). There is also a 30-day free trial.
Here’s more about Amazon Prime membership and whether I think it’s worth it.
ViaPlay Sports deals
ViaPlay (previously called Premier Sports) costs £14.99 a month or £11.99 a month if you pay upfront for the year.
