Starhub kicks off six-year deal with Premier League

Full pricing details for consumers will be unveiled in June 2022.

The Premier League scored a win as Starhub announced a five-year partnership with the football league.

All 380 matches will be broadcasted across StarHub TV+, mobile and broadband offerings, with full pricing details to be announced in June 2022.

Also included in the viewing experience are features such as Party Watch, split-screen viewing and performance statistics.

We are hard at work to stitch together unparalleled and more affordable Premier League access via StarHub TV+, our mobile and broadband platforms – fans will never have to miss a beat in the action. The beauty of StarHub TV+ is that fans can sign in to the app, regardless of which broadband or mobile service provider they are with, removing barriers to access their favourite matches on any device, any screen, anytime,” said Johan Buse, Chief, Consumer Business Group, Starhub.

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