Never Miss a Premier League Game — No Matter Where You Are

August 7, 2026

The Premier League doesn't wait for your timezone. Whether you're following Arsenal from New York, Manchester United from Melbourne, Liverpool from Lagos, or Manchester City from Los Angeles, every kickoff happens on UK time first — and it's on you to work out what that means for your Saturday, your Sunday morning, or your Tuesday night.

Multiply that across Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle United, Aston Villa, Brighton, West Ham, Everton, Crystal Palace, Fulham, Brentford, Wolves, Nottingham Forest, Bournemouth, and every other club in the league, and it's not one calculation — it's a new one every single week, for every team you follow. Here's what that actually looks like on a real phone, in two real timezones, and how SportzCal turns it from a weekly chore into something you never have to think about again.

Here's Manchester United hosting Manchester City at Old Trafford — one of the biggest fixtures on the calendar, a Manchester derby. In the UK this kicks off at 3:30 in the afternoon. On this phone, set to US Eastern time, it lands at a very civilised 10:30 AM. Coffee in hand, derby day sorted, no maths required. The venue, the exact times, the two badges — it's just sitting there in the calendar like any other appointment.

That's the easy case. Not every fixture falls so kindly.

This one's the honest version of the story: Arsenal hosting Coventry City at the Emirates, converted to Sydney time. In London it's an 8pm kickoff — prime time, perfect for the home crowd. In Australia, that same whistle blows at 5:00 in the morning. SportzCal doesn't pretend that's a convenient hour. What it does is make sure you know it's coming — correctly, precisely, days in advance — instead of finding out from a scoreline on your phone when you wake up. Set the alarm if the Gunners are worth it. Sleep through it if they're not. Either way, it's your call to make, not a surprise to react to.

That's really the whole point. A fixture list tells you the UK time and leaves the rest to you. SportzCal tells you your time — the actual moment you need to be in front of a screen, wherever in the world that screen happens to be.

Every club in the league works the same way. Follow Liverpool and it's in your calendar in your time. Follow Chelsea, Tottenham, West Ham, or Newcastle — same thing. Support a club chasing European football, one fighting relegation, or one just enjoying a season in the Premier League for the first time — every fixture, every one of the 380 games in the season, converts the same way: automatically, accurately, and once.

And because the Premier League confirms exact kickoff times in waves through the season — the early rounds locked in first, the rest firmed up five or six weeks out as broadcasters pick their games — a schedule you save in August can drift out of date by November without you ever knowing. That's exactly what the SportzCal Season Pass is for: it watches the schedule all season, for up to three teams, and the moment a time is confirmed or a fixture moves, you get an email and an updated calendar before it matters. Manchester derby reruns, relegation six-pointers, a run to a cup final — you find out first, not last.

Pick your club — Arsenal, Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle United, Aston Villa, Brighton and Hove Albion, West Ham United, Everton, Crystal Palace, Fulham, Brentford, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Nottingham Forest, Bournemouth, Burnley, Leeds United, or Sunderland — set your timezone, and get the whole season converted and ready to import into Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. One-off downloads start at $2.99. The Season Pass is $19.99 a year — covering three teams, every update, and finals-season email alerts if it's ever needed.

The 2026-27 season kicks off in August. Wherever you're watching from, get it in your calendar before the first ball's kicked — never miss a game again.