It is Saturday afternoon, you are away from the TV, and three matches kick off at once. The Premier League app, published by The Football Association Premier League Ltd, is built for that moment, with verified live scores, in-match stats and live table updates. It is free, and it also includes Fantasy Premier League tools and the Matchday Live feed.
Tracking several kick-offs without a second screen
The core problem is keeping up with matches you cannot watch. Matchday Live covers it with verified scores, in-match stats and live table updates. Goals, lineups and red cards appear as key moments.
Where broadcasts are available, the app links to official streams. Matchday Stories adds vertical stories from each stadium in a swipeable feed, with routes into club and broadcaster platforms.
FPL squads, radio and a 1992 archive
Fantasy Premier League is managed inside the app, with Classic, Draft and Challenge formats. Live FPL points can be followed next to the scores.
Premier League Radio carries live commentary, but the store text notes territory limits and says some broadcasts are not available in the UK and Ireland. The archive covers over 30 years of football, from 1992 to today, with video highlights, stats and kits.
With myPremierLeague you pick favorite clubs, players and matches, and the app shapes news and alerts around them.
What to check on version 5.8.1 before installing
The app needs Android 10 or later. Version 5.8.1 was updated on October 30, 2026, and the app first came out on August 3, 2016. It has an Everyone content rating.
There are no ads, though the app does offer in-app purchases. If it is not right for you, Sofascore, FotMob and 365Scores are alternatives worth a look.
Premier League pros and cons
Pros
- Free to download, with no ads according to Google Play
- Verified live scores, stats and live table updates
- Fantasy Premier League in Classic, Draft and Challenge formats
- Archive covering over 30 years of matches from 1992
- Choose favorite clubs, players and matches
Cons
- Includes in-app purchases
- Radio and some broadcasts are subject to territory limits, including the UK and Ireland
- Requires Android 10 or later
- Version 5.8.1 has no published changelog
Is Premier League safe?
The publisher is The Football Association Premier League Ltd, the official league organization, and the app is rated Everyone. It runs without ads, though in-app purchases are offered, so keep an eye on anything tied to Fantasy Premier League or extra content before you pay. Check the permissions it asks for on first launch, such as notifications for goals and lineups, and only allow what you want.
How to install Premier League
- Press the Google Play button on this page.
- Check the listing in the Play Store and press Install.
- Open Premier League when the install finishes. Updates arrive through Google Play.
