EPL 2025/26 Updates & Changes
It's a new era for the EPL. Liverpool is keen to hold on to its supremacy. But other teams are determined to give them a run for their money. That’s why EPL clubs have been putting in the hard yards (and millions of pounds) behind the scenes to freshen up their squads.
There’s plenty of new blood to keep things exciting in the new season. Many of these EPL updates and changes will have huge impact on the pitch. In terms of player transfers, the main changes are:
- Florian Wirtz has moved from the Bundesliga to Liverpool. Liverpool supposedly paid over £100m for him, which makes the signing a Liverpool record!
- Matheus Cunha makes a huge move from the Wolverhampton Wanderers to Man United.
- Kevin De Bruyne has left Man City after 10 years there.
It's not all on-pitch changes. Managers have also been moving around, too:
- Thomas Frank has taken over as Tottenham Hotspur head coach. Spurs fans will be keen for him to bring a new style to the club.
- Keith Andrews has become the new head coach for Brentford.
The feel of the tournament is sure to change with all these adjustments. But how? Stay in the loop and witness the magic first-hand to find out. Head over to Stan Sport, where you can watch EPL matches live and on demand at any time!
Introducing the New 8-Second Rule
Any Premier League fan knows the old 6-second rule which said that goalkeepers had to pass the ball within 6 seconds was rarely enforced in recent years. The problem? Many say this has led to increasingly blatant time wasting.
But the league wants to change this. That's why they’ve introduced a new "8-second" rule. Goalkeepers can now “hold” the ball for up to 8 seconds. But if they hold it for longer than 8 seconds the opposing team gets an automatic corner kick.
We're not totally convinced the 8-second rule will actually be enforced this season, or make much of a difference. There’s only one way to find out: watch EPL live in Australia every day on Stan Sport!
More About EPL
Combining high-scoring matches, international reach, and overall tenacity, the English Premier League is the world’s best. It is the most-watched too, as per global scale, broadcast in over 200 territories. In Australia, EPL’s appeal is a given considering the rise of Australian players in the league. With teams like Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City, and Newcastle leading the charge, fans from all over the world can’t just get enough of the action as EPL’s current season continues to unfold.
Four-time defending champions Manchester City has already lost the chance of securing their fifth Premier title following Liverpool’s victory against West Ham United. Fans are also on the edge of their seats because Liverpool is now on the cusp of securing victory, but not before winning against Tottenham. There’s plenty of thrill to be had this EPL season, which you can watch in Australia using the information below.
FAQs
Aussies can get full Premier League coverage on Stan Sport. That means you can enjoy full live and on demand access for as little as $12 a month!
No. There are no EPL matches on free-to-air television in Australia unfortunately. But Stan Sport has exclusive rights from the 2025/26 season, so you can watch it there.
Stan Sport doesn’t yet offer a free trial for its Sport add-on. You’ll need a full subscription. However, you can catch some replays at beIN SPORTS CONNECT. This includes LFCTV (Liverpool), Arsenal TV, Chelsea TV, MUTV (Manchester United).
Stan Sport includes full match replays with your subscription so you can watch EPL replays at a time that suits your schedule.
The 2025-26 EPL season consists of 38 matchdays. Each of the 20 teams plays 38 matches, facing every other team twice.
Only Stan Sport offers every EPL game live and on demand in Australia. It holds exclusive rights through to the end of the 2027/28 season.