I&#x27;m a pretty big fan of the EPL and soccer generally like you. I go to at least one Spurs match at WHL every year, and most weekends will watch 3 or 4 other games and a bunch of highlights.<p>I cut the cord in 2009, but to be honest it was a little easier back then.<p>foxsoccer.tv had the live streaming rights to every EPL match and had them all on demand for replay. The web service was truly awful and a lot of times a stream would break in various ways but it was &quot;good enough&quot;.<p>ESPN had the champions league in those days, so I had to &quot;borrow&quot; my parents cable credentials to watch.<p>Can&#x27;t remember where I watched UEFA Cup at the time, but Fox Soccer may have had the rights.<p>Things have changed a bit, with NBC owning EPL rights now. I can only watch by continuing to &quot;borrow&quot; a friend or relative&#x27;s cable subscription creds.<p>But the NBC sports streaming service seems to no longer show all the EPL games, and certainly almost none are available on demand. So I&#x27;ve lost so much trust that I just go to reddit.com&#x2F;r&#x2F;footballdownload directly when I want to watch something.<p>ESPN has most international matches, Euro&#x2F;WC qualifiers, friendlies etc. Still need to log in with a cable subscription.<p>BeIN has a bunch of content too, like Bundesliga and La Liga and Serie A. But for some reason a Comcast xfinity credential doesn&#x27;t get you web-based access. A few other cable provider accounts do though.<p>Sooo, to sum up after writing all this I&#x27;m realizing that it&#x27;s pretty terrible unless you&#x27;re willing to use a friend&#x27;s cable subscription credentials, or you&#x27;re willing to watch replays on an illegal streaming site.