TOD carries all 380 Premier League matches, while UK television services show 267 between them. The catch is that TOD will not let a UK connection in.
TOD is a real, licensed service run by beIN Media Group, not an unofficial streaming site. This guide covers what it is, whether it is legitimate, what it costs, and how to reach its official stream from the UK with StreamLocator.
TOD Standard is about £9 a month, £7 to TOD + £2 to StreamLocator.
TOD is a subscription streaming platform owned and run by beIN Media Group, the Qatar-based broadcaster. It launched in January 2022 and operates across 24 countries in the Middle East and North Africa. Its official website is tod.tv.
That matters if you have found TOD through football forums or Premier League discussions and are wondering whether it is a real service. It is beIN Media Group's own streaming platform, not a reseller, with licensed rights in its territory and a normal paid subscription model.
For UK fans, TOD has become especially interesting because its Jordan service carries the full Premier League season. That includes matches which cannot be televised live in the UK, alongside major European and international sport on the same subscription.
The football line-up includes La Liga and Ligue 1, as well as the Champions League and Europa League in the 2026/27 season. Beyond football, TOD carries Formula 1, including F2 and F3, the NBA, ATP Tour tennis and all four tennis Grand Slams: the Australian Open, Roland-Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open.
Rights can change competition by competition, so TOD's own listings are always the sensible final check if you are subscribing for one particular sport. For Premier League fans, though, the appeal is straightforward: beIN's Premier League rights in the region run through 2027/28, and TOD carries the complete fixture list with English commentary.
TOD carries all 380 matches, including every Saturday 3pm kick-off. By comparison, Sky and TNT show 267 between them in the UK.
The gap comes from the UK closed period, which stops live football being broadcast in the UK on most Saturdays between 14:45 and 17:15. It applies to UK broadcasters, not international broadcasters, so TOD can legally show fixtures that never appear live on UK television.
Our guide to the Premier League 3pm blackout explains why around 110 matches a season are unavailable through UK TV services. For the wider picture, our guide to Premier League football in the UK sets out every route open to UK viewers.
TOD is the option for fans who want one subscription that covers every match, rather than building around the UK broadcast schedule.
TOD includes all 380 Premier League matches with English commentary, including every Saturday 3pm kick-off.
Yes. TOD is an official, licensed broadcaster in the Middle East and North Africa, operated by beIN Media Group. Subscribing to TOD is a normal paid subscription, and StreamLocator does not decrypt, rebroadcast or resell any content.
The practical issue for a UK viewer is location. TOD is licensed for its own region, so it checks where your connection is coming from and blocks connections from outside it. StreamLocator lets you access the official TOD stream from the UK. This is general information, not legal advice.
Yes, TOD is legitimate. The simplest way to verify that is to look at who runs it: beIN Media Group is an established broadcaster, and TOD is its own subscription platform at tod.tv. You are not dealing with an unknown third party claiming to sell access to a channel package.
You subscribe directly to TOD, choose the plan you want and pay for the service as a separate subscription. Registration is straightforward and accepts any international card or PayPal. StreamLocator is also separate: it handles the access side, while TOD supplies the football and other sport.
You can get TOD TV in the UK with StreamLocator. A UK connection cannot normally reach TOD because the service is available across the Middle East and North Africa, not the UK. Once StreamLocator is set to Jordan, you can sign up to TOD and access the official service.
StreamLocator does not replace your TOD subscription. You still pay TOD directly for its content, then use StreamLocator as a streaming-built alternative to a VPN so your UK connection can reach the service.
TOD checks your location before it will take your money. Set StreamLocator to Jordan first, then sign up to TOD directly.
The headline option is TOD Standard on its annual plan: about £9 a month, £7 to TOD + £2 to StreamLocator. The £2 StreamLocator figure is its two-year plan. On the one-year plan it is about £3 a month instead.
TOD has Standard and Premium plans. Both include the same football, including all 380 Premier League matches. The decision is about picture quality.
In the table below, the international routes include StreamLocator because a UK connection cannot reach them without it, and the UK services do not need it.
If you are comparing against a long-term Sky package, our breakdown of how much Sky Sports costs sets out those UK costs in more detail.
TOD Premium gives you 4K for about £2 a month more than Standard: £9 to TOD rather than £7, on top of the same £2 to StreamLocator. The football is identical, both plans show all 380 Premier League matches. Standard streams in 1080p and Premium in 4K. If 4K matters to you, Premium is a simple upgrade. If coverage is your priority, Standard gives you the same fixtures for less.
Peacock costs the same as TOD Standard, about £9 a month either way, £7 to Peacock + £2 to StreamLocator, but gives you less football. Saturday 3pm kick-offs are on Peacock, while early and late kick-offs are usually assigned to USA Network and need a US live-TV subscription on top. It is the same money for a fraction of the fixtures.
Apart from Peacock, every route in the table costs more per month than TOD Standard, and the most expensive of them still cannot show you around 110 matches a season.
TOD Standard is about £9 a month, £7 to TOD + £2 to StreamLocator. Premium is the same football in 4K for about £11.
You need two separate subscriptions: TOD for the football, and StreamLocator for access from the UK. StreamLocator is a streaming-built alternative to a VPN that works across smart TVs, consoles, streaming sticks, phones and browsers. It does not include TOD or replace your TOD subscription.
Ordinary VPNs are commonly used to change location, but broadcasters block known VPN address ranges aggressively. That is particularly noticeable with live sport, where a stream may fail just as a match is about to begin. StreamLocator is built around accessing streaming services, without the speed or quality loss that can affect live football.
One TOD limitation is worth knowing before you choose a device. TOD has no native app for Fire OS devices, including the Fire TV Stick. Fire Stick owners can use a browser or cast instead. This is a TOD limitation, not a StreamLocator one.
TOD Standard comes to about £9 a month, £7 to TOD on its annual plan + £2 to StreamLocator, and setting it up takes four steps.
Start with a free 7-day StreamLocator trial, then subscribe to TOD directly for the football you want to watch.
TOD Standard is about £9 a month, £7 to TOD on its annual plan + £2 to StreamLocator on its two-year plan. Paying TOD month to month instead is about £8 rather than £7. TOD Premium is the same football in 4K at about £11 a month, £9 to TOD + £2 to StreamLocator. Across a full season Standard works out at about £106, £80 to TOD + £26 to StreamLocator. TOD is licensed across the Middle East and North Africa, so StreamLocator is a separate subscription that lets you reach it from the UK.
All 380 Premier League matches, including every Saturday 3pm kick-off, with English commentary. La Liga and Ligue 1 are on the same subscription, and in the 2026/27 season TOD also carries the Champions League and the Europa League. Beyond football it carries Formula 1, the NBA, ATP Tour tennis and all four tennis Grand Slams. Sports rights are agreed competition by competition and change over time, so check TOD's own listings before subscribing for a specific sport.
Yes, and it is a separate subscription rather than part of TOD. We do not resell TOD and there is no combined package: you pay TOD for the football, and StreamLocator for the access that lets a UK connection reach TOD's official stream. That access is about £2 a month. The advantage of buying it separately is that it is not tied to one broadcaster, so it still works if you change service or pick up a second sport later.
Not through a TOD app. TOD has no native app for Fire OS devices, which includes the Fire TV Stick, and that is a TOD limitation rather than a StreamLocator one. StreamLocator itself works across smart TVs, consoles, streaming sticks, phones and browsers, so the access side is covered whichever device you use.
TOD is licensed to show its content across the Middle East and North Africa, so it checks where your connection is coming from and turns away connections from outside that region. Ordinary VPNs are the usual workaround, and broadcasters block them aggressively, hardest of all on live sport. StreamLocator is built for streaming rather than for privacy, which is why it keeps working where a general-purpose VPN does not.
TOD is a genuine beIN Media Group subscription service, not a dodgy streaming site. For the 2026/27 season it gives UK fans all 380 Premier League matches, including every Saturday 3pm kick-off, with English commentary.
Standard is about £9 a month, £7 to TOD + £2 to StreamLocator, and Premium is the same football in 4K for about £11. Start with StreamLocator's free 7-day trial, set your location to Jordan and subscribe to TOD directly when you are ready.
Start with a free 7-day StreamLocator trial, then subscribe to TOD directly for the football you want to watch.