To the United State fans

[StrategiC 73]

Hello everyone,

i'm planing to go to the US (Minnesota) for 2 years, how do you guys watch the Premier League, is there any special cable companies i should chose, and who holds the rights for airing the PL.

[mikechap 11]

I believe NBC now has the rights to EPL games. A bunch of them should be pretty easily available on TV and you can stream them all online with NBC Live Sports Extra. You chose a good time to move.

[StrategiC 73]

Great, is the online streaming in high definition

[James W Clark 28]

Great, is the online streaming in high definition

With Fox it was. I imagine it would be as well with NBC.

[Ramzi 233]

NBC's online coverage of the olympics was pretty stellar, so it should be very similar.

[jjd06e 37]

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/soccer/news/20130416/english-premier-league-nbc-tv-coverage/

[Hutcho 8,443]

Lucky Americans,,,, Better coverage than what we get.

[Fernando 6,585]

Lucky Americans,,,, Better coverage than what we get.

Yeah that's mess up ain't it?

Well I'm curious if they will use the local audio, or bring their own narrators?

[Fernando 6,585]

BTW, with part of this new deal from NBC, they will also show the games in Telemundo.

A Spanish network.

The main commentator to my knowledge continues to be Andres Cantor.

Here is a brief narration to one of the games he did from the World Cup:

[petre.ispirescu 4,928]

BTW, with part of this new deal from NBC, they will also show the games in Telemundo.

A Spanish network.

The main commentator to my knowledge continues to be Andres Cantor.

Here is a brief narration to one of the games he did from the World Cup:

I just can imagine: against Hull City: "ya lo perdio Fryatt, se lleva larga De Bruyne, lo quiere por derecha Mata, al aria viene, (this must be Torres missing ), gol gol GOOOOOOOOOO...............................(TWO MONTHS LATER).....OOOOL Frankie Lampard con el rebote..." ) Funny commentators you have there

[robdog 2,084]

Yeah that's mess up ain't it?

Well I'm curious if they will use the local audio, or bring their own narrators?

English narrators, but North American Commentators. Some are ex-pats. Still the footie coverage has totally changed since the World Cup was held here. Before you could only watch matches in Espanol. Now English & Espanol & many leagues to view. This is Babylon you know

[-Kaplan- 410]

Get the "latino" package; most of the "soccer" games get transmitted through that since the sport isn't that big here. They also have great commentators if you can understand Spanish.

Best of luck!