How to Watch EPL Live Stream in Australia

The most-followed and revered soccer league in the world is undoubtedly the Premier League. England is the cultural and biological birthplace of the sport and continues to resonate that passion through its unrivalled domestic top-flight.

Even without an Australian international player currently representing our nation in the league, the excitement and grandeur that Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal produce every weekend should be more than enough to stimulate your interest.

What are the EPL fixtures this week?

If you love to watch football then these live EPL fixtures will certainly whet your appetite for the game. Check out the dates and kick-off times of the next round below, all available to watch live on Optus Sport.

Watch EPL replays with Kayo

Thanks to their partnership with Foxtel and beIN, you can watch EPL replays on Kayo featuring Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester United; at more appropriate viewing times. That means that if you’re not a fan of getting up in the early hours of the morning, yet still want to watch the entire 90 minutes from the biggest EPL games, you can do so with Kayo Sports.

Kayo currently has a 7-Day free trial so that you can check out EPL replays instantly, along with other live competitions involving Premier League teams such as the EFL Cup. But a Kayo subscription doesn’t stop there in terms of football, as it also includes access to live games from Spanish La Liga, Italian Serie A, and the German Bundesliga.

Where to watch EPL live stream in Australia

Here in Australia, Optus Sports have full rights to the Premier League matches across all 38 matchdays. This means to watch all the key moments in the title race and the events at the bottom of the table, you’ll need to get on board with Optus.

Streaming is certainly a key method to indulge with Optus Sport as it works with a multitude of devices ranging from smartphones, tablets, video game consoles, and quite a few different smart TVs. Oh and there’s also the opportunity to cast it with devices like Amazon FireStick and Google Chromecast.

As Optus also operate in the telecommunication and internet industries, they are keen for customers to take out multiple services with them – including their sports offering. Be sure to check out their deals as they can offer great value if you’re joining the company as a new customer with multiple products.

Also read: Why Optus Sport is a must-have for every soccer fan

Watch English Premier League live with Optus Sport

Optus Sport has exclusive rights to the EPL. This means that you can watch live games as they are being played or later on demand with the sports streaming service. You can even watch EPL on Optus Sport for no additional cost if you have an eligible phone or internet plan if you are an existing Optus customer. The majority of post-paid Optus plans offer free access, but you will need to check with the provider first.

If you are not a current Optus mobile or broadband customer, fear not. You can watch everything that Optus Sport has to offer, from EPL and WSL to J-League, the upcoming UEFA Women’s Euros and OS Fitness, with a monthly cancel any time contract. The monthly plan costs $24.99, or, you can take advantage of an annual plan for $199.00. There is currently no Optus Sports free trial offer for watching EPL.

Where to watch the English Premier League highlights

Recognising that Premier League kick-off times come at inconvenient times for Aussie soccer fans, Optus Sport has created a comprehensive range of sports streaming replay and EPL highlights options so that EPL fans stay up to date with all the action around the clock. No matter how much time you have available, you will find a replay that works for you with Optus Sport app and on demand game options. 

First of all, there is the full match replay, the whole 90 minutes from every game available instantly after the live broadcast. What’s more, many replays stay online for weeks, meaning you can go back and visit memorable games as and when you please.

Streaming device options for watching Optus Sport

Here are the best live stream TV devices to check out Optus Sport whether you’re at home or on the move.

Premier League 2022/23 Season So Far

Few would have expected Arsenal to surge to such prominence this season, having classically faltered by now. The North London team has been sitting at the top of the Premier League for most of the early going of the season, through stellar performances, epitomised by their recent 5-0 demolition job of Nottingham Forest.

Manchester City is not far behind them and has the ability to catch them given their new striker, Erling Haaland is scoring for fun. The Norwegian forward has scored 17 goals in his first 11 Premier League games, making him incredibly prolific, even in the embryonic stages of his English division career.

Best teams in the Premier League

EPL features a whole raft of teams that have become household names around the world. Here we have handpicked a few that you will definitely want to watch with your Optus Sport subscription.

Manchester City

Pep Guardiola has re-invented his Man City squad again, with so many varying parts it’s hard to understand the logic, yet he continues to win games. The 6-3 win in the derby against Manchester United was an offensive masterclass, while the defence of Cancelo, John Stones, and Laporte displayed their own workshop in the 1-0 triumph against Leicester City.

Arsenal

There were times at Arsenal when the players resembled a collection of individual players, rather than a team. Mikel Arteta has changed that with his creative philosophies, which are clear borrowings from his time as a player. Buyako Saka and Granit Xhaka are essentially new players re-born who continually drive forward and create very little wasted play.

Tottenham Hotspur

Harry Kane has kept up his form, even without his partner in crime, as Son Heung-min has been performing well below expectations. Antonio Conte has installed exactly what the team needed to re-assert itself at the top of the game, stability, and depth within the roster.

Which teams will compete in the Premier League 2022/23?

One of the biggest narratives of the Premier League has been Liverpool and whether Jurgen Klopp is still the right man to be at the helm of Anfield. The team has been incredibly stop-and-start this season having defeated Manchester City, yet came undone against Nottingham Forest and Leeds United.

Manchester United is still re-climatizing to life after Alex Ferguson retired from football management in 2013. Despite the club’s global appeal; they’ve been unable to replicate the form and success the team enjoyed under the legendary Scottish manager. The new season presents a fresh start under Erik ten Hag; who will look to install the managerial success he had at Ajax at Old Trafford.

Other football to watch after the EPL

Looking for more football to watch? Here are a few other leagues that may be of interest until the next EPL round comes along, all available to watch live with a TV streaming subscriptions and streaming services in Australia.

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