
FuboTV will be streaming exclusive Canadian rights to the Premier League, set to begin on Saturday, August 6. The New York-based company takes over Premier League rights in Canada from DAZN.
To celebrate the launch of the Premier League, FuboTV will be holding the following viewing parties coast-to-coast on August 6, the first match week:
- Halifax, NS – DURTY NELLYS – 1645 Argyle Street | 7:00am
- Toronto, ON – MADISON AVENUE PUB – 14 Madison Avenue | 10:00am
- Edmonton, AB – THE PINT WHYTE – 8032 104 ST NW | 8:00am
- Calgary, AB – ST JAMES CORNER – 1219 1 ST SW | 8:00am
- Kelowna, BC – WELTON ARMS – 890 Clement Avenue | 7:00am
- Victoria, BC – BARD & BANKER – 1022 Government Street | 7:00am
- Whistler, BC – TAPLEYS – 4119 Golfers Approach | 9:00am
- Vancouver, BC – SHAMROCK – 1184 Denman Street | 7:00am
- Vancouver, BC – LENNOX PUB – 800 Granville Street | 7:00am
- Vancouver, BC – THE THREE BRITS – 1780 Davie Street | 7:00am
FuboTV has rights to the Premier League in Canada for the 2023-24 and 2024-25 seasons.
Click here to sign up for FuboTV to live stream Premier League soccer. Earlier this week, FuboTV added STACKTV channels to its streaming platform.
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