The new era of Amazon Prime streaming English Premier League football began this week with two games on Tuesday.
There's plenty on Wednesday as well with Jose Mourinho's Tottenham taking on Manchester United while there's the small matter of a Merseyside derby.
Liverpool take on Everton at 8.15pm and that should be a cracker but some people were having issues with their streams on Tuesday.
A slight delay meant that live score apps and even social media could be ahead of the stream.
But why is it happening and how can you fix it?
Why is my stream buffering?
The most likely reason is that your internet connection is too slow.
Potential ways to deal with this are: stopping an active downloads, clear your browsing history, limit the amount of devices logged into your network and make sure all your drivers are updated.
How far behind the 'live action' am I?
Amazon Prime streams could be 45 seconds behind the events in the stadium.
Social media reaction to Amazon Prime
One said: “Amazon prime is already streets ahead of sky and BT ffs”.
“@primevideosport both games working fine via Amazon app on my Samsung Smart TV and I only have 16 Mbs download / 1 Mbs upload speeds #PrimeVideo ,” a second said.
A third added: “The Amazon Prime video premier picture quality is far better than @btsport 4K coverage. Colours more vibrant, picture looks a lot sharper.”
And a final fan posted: “Amazon streaming football is the first case of actually reinventing the wheel in terms of PL coverage”.
How to watch on Amazon Prime?
If you are a subscriber, you can tune in via your phone or tablet by downloading the Prime Video app.
Alternatively, if you are watching on laptop, just visit the Amazon Prime website.
The matches come at no added cost for existing Prime members.
