⚡Quick verdict
TNT Sports holds the UK's Champions League rights, 52 Premier League games a season (mostly Saturday 12.30pm), the main FA Cup rights, Premiership Rugby and MotoGP. Since March 2026 you stream it through HBO Max, paying £30.99 monthly or £25.99 a month if you commit for a year. Telly Hub TV costs less and includes other channels, without TNT's licences.
- TNT Sports replaced BT Sport in 2023; HBO Max became its streaming home in 2026.
- One Champions League game a round is on Prime Video instead.
- The saver plan commits you for a year.
Side by side
| TNT Sports (on HBO Max) | Telly Hub TV | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | £30.99 rolling, £25.99 on the 12-month saver | from £5.42 |
| Champions League | Most games, until 2027 | Channels in the line-up |
| Premier League | 52 games, mostly Saturday 12.30pm | Channels in the line-up |
| FA Cup | Main rights holder | Channels in the line-up |
| Other sport | Rugby, MotoGP, UFC, boxing | Plus Sky, Premier Sports, world sport |
| Licensed | Yes | We do not claim so |
What TNT does well
Its Champions League coverage, with a goals show on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, is the best-produced in the UK. HBO Max also brings its drama library, so one payment covers both.
What to watch for
The 12-month saver is a commitment: you pay £25.99 a month for a year even if you stop watching in March. TNT on its own also leaves you without Sky’s Premier League games, so most fans need both.
Making the choice
If the Champions League is your main reason to pay, TNT is the licensed route until Paramount+ takes over. If you follow several competitions across several broadcasters, compare the total with the savings slider.
From £5.42 a month
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