Amazon will broadcast more Premier League games this season following news all remaining matches will be shown live.
The giant American company made their first foray into showing top-flight games earlier this season when they broadcasted full fixture lists around the Christmas period.
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The Premier League returned on Wednesday, June 17 following its enforced break due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The 92 games left to be played this term will all be on TV as they will be played behind closed doors.
Sky Sports, BT Sport and the BBC will all show games, as will Amazon.
Four matches will be shown on Amazon Prime for the remainder of the campaign and they will be free to watch here in the UK.
Their first match saw Burnley beat Crystal Palace on Monday, June 29.
Amazon will then show Everton vs Southampton at 6pm on Thursday, July 9 and Watford vs Newcastle at 12.30pm on Saturday, July 11.
Their remaining other fixture will be Sheffield United vs Everton at 6pm on Monday, July 20.
How do I watch the games on Amazon Prime?
Amazon are a streaming only service and if you’re already a Prime member, you have access to all of their live games through their app and online.
If not, their Premier League coverage will be available to stream for free on the Amazon Prime website and app.
You don’t have to pay for a subscription or do a trial to watch the games.
Where can I listen to Premier League commentaries?
talkSPORT will provide the best live radio commentaries in the UK for the remaining matches.
Confirmed fixtures on talkSPORT for this week include Crystal Palace v Chelsea, Watford v Norwich and Arsenal v Leicester.
We will also be bringing you a host of other games live over the coming weeks which will be confirmed at a later date.