Throughout the current 2021/22 season, 200 Premier League matches will be available to watch live on UK TV.
10% of those matches will be broadcast on Amazon Prime Video - the latest company to challenge the long-held monopoly of Sky Sports and, more recently, BT Sport.
As well as possessing the financial might to go big in the next round of bidding rights, Amazon were the first broadcaster to introduce the concept of 'multi-choice viewing', meaning several games are broadcast simultaneously.
With 140 matches now shown live per season, this may signal a sign of things to come.
What Premier League games are on Amazon Prime Video?
November 30 - December 1
Aston Villa v Man City
Everton v Liverpool
Leeds v Crystal Palace
Watford v Chelsea
West Ham v Brighton
Wolves v Burnley
Man Utd v Arsenal
Newcastle v Norwich
Southampton v Leicester
Spurs v Brentford
December 28
Arsenal v Wolves
Brentford v Man City
Chelsea v Brighton
Crystal Palace v Norwich
Everton v Newcastle
Leeds v Aston Villa
Leicester v Liverpool
Man Utd v Burnley
Southampton v Spurs
Watford v West Ham
How do I access Amazon Prime Video?
To access Amazon Prime Video, all you have to do is subscribe.
Monthly costs for Amazon Prime Video are £7.99, although annual subscriptions can also be bought for a reduced fee £79.
Once you've subscribed to Amazon Prime Video, you can watch all of their content online at www.amazon.co.uk/prime-video
Prime Video is also available as an app that can be downloaded on mobile, tablet, streaming devices, and most modern Smart TVs.
