Early Saturday kick-offs in England are breakfast time in the US. The LiveTVZap Premier League page shows every match with the kick-off in US Eastern and UK time.
The LiveTVZap Premier League page lists every game for today and the coming days, grouped by day, with the start time in US Eastern time. Open a game for its own page. Live games move to the top with a red LIVE badge, and the list refreshes from the official schedule every 3 hours, so a moved or postponed game is updated without anyone having to remember it.
Open it here: LiveTVZap Premier League schedule.
The Premier League has 20 clubs and runs from August to May. Most matches are played on Saturday and Sunday, with some on Friday and Monday nights and a few midweek rounds. Each match on the LiveTVZap page opens its own page with the venue and the confirmed channel.
The start time in US Eastern time (ET) and UK time, plus your own time zone when your browser allows it.
A live status: SOON, LIVE or ENDED, with a countdown before the start.
The venue and city, with a free-licence venue photo from Wikimedia Commons and its credit.
The official channel, only once the league or broadcaster has confirmed it.
A short 24-second preview card with the time in five zones. It is a preview, not the live stream.
Steps to watch on a smart TV, Fire TV, phone or computer.
No. It lists the matches, kick-off times and confirmed channels, and explains how to watch. It hosts no stream.
Each match page shows US Eastern time and UK time, plus your own time zone when your browser allows it.
No. LiveTVZap uses no league or club logos; match pages use the team colours and a credited venue photo.
Good to know: LiveTVZap does not host, stream or re-broadcast any match, and never shows a fake video player. The "Watch" buttons on livetvzap.com go to Golden Gate IPTV, a paid IPTV subscription. That link has no effect on which games are listed or on the times published. LiveTVZap is not affiliated with any league, team or broadcaster; team and league names belong to their owners.