Football is back (with no hydration breaks!) - How to watch the new season
Sky Sports will show 1,500 games this season across the Premier League, EFL, Scottish Premiership and WSL, and there are plenty of ways for Sky and non-Sky customers to not miss a moment of the action
No hydration breaks or half-time shows... football as we know and love it is back - with 1,500 games on Sky Sports! Here is everything you need to know ahead of the new season...
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Sky customers can watch more than 1,500 games this season across our TV channels and also use the FREE Sky Sports app to watch any game on the move or as a second screen.
Non-Sky customers can get Sky or upgrade to Sky Sports - check out our latest deals .
For anyone not wanting a full contract, you can stream any game with a NOW Day or a cancel-anytime Month pass .
For any Premier League and WSL game live on Sky, you can watch clips and highlights in a mobile-first format on your phone.
Extended Premier League, EFL, Scottish Premiership and WSL highlights will also be published after full-time of every game.
On busy sporting weekends, 'Your Multiview' lets fans choose up to four live Sky Sports events and watch them side by side on a single screen, available on Sky Glass , Sky Stream and Sky Q.
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