English football on TV in Spain
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Hopefully spending far more time in my place in Spain in the near future due to my impending retirement. I wonder if anybody can point me towards a broadband package for the Premier League. Not interested in the Spanish stuff. Thanks in advance.
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Movistar or DAZN.
You can even get BBC Player on movistar legally now...
https://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2025...on-15-october/
You can even get BBC Player on movistar legally now...
https://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2025...on-15-october/
Last edited by christmasoompa; Dec 3rd 2025 at 3:36 am. Reason: Legal suggestions only pls
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You can literally get a sub in numerous EU countries and use it over in Spain but the real trick is to make sure you have English commentary. I unfortunately don't but at least I can watch the games for under $20/mth and have plenty of other football included as well (Champions League, etc.).
Does DAZN give you the option to select English commentary when signing up in Spain?
Does DAZN give you the option to select English commentary when signing up in Spain?
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I pay an independent IPTV server for an unprecedented service. Thousands of TV channels from across the globe.
All UK TV Inc all sport channels and ppv.
Unlimited box sets and films in all languages.
92 eu annually for 2x access.
Fibra optics a must.
All UK TV Inc all sport channels and ppv.
Unlimited box sets and films in all languages.
92 eu annually for 2x access.
Fibra optics a must.
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I go with DAZN and with the FOOTBALL package you get Premier League, Spanish La Liga, Italy Serie A and Bundesliga. I pay less than 200€ for a year and the quality is excellent. No English commentary but that doesn't bother me.
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But was the picture crystal clear with a high refresh rate? Sometimes they skimp on this and the frame rate is only half of what it should be.
Yeah, I pay for something similar via a normal sub elsewhere in Europe, but I do miss the English commentary. Without it football - or rather the Premier League - just isn't the same.
Yeah, I pay for something similar via a normal sub elsewhere in Europe, but I do miss the English commentary. Without it football - or rather the Premier League - just isn't the same.
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I did say that it is an unprecedented service. Fibra optica is a must and I have the option of watching SD, HD and FHD on each channel. I never have any buffering and the quality is top class. The service offers a free trial before subscription.
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Anyway, sent you a PM if you could drop me a note.
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Just a quick question to those streaming UK sports in Spain: is the Amazon Fire Tv stick a decent device to used compared to these dedidated IPTV boxes? Is the picture good, is channel switching relatively fast? Or are those android boxes a better choice?



