How to watch the Novira Cymru Premier during the 2026/27 season
All Novira Cymru Premier matches will be available live and on-demand on Cymru Football TV. (Pic by Lewis Mitchell/FAW)
Football fans will have more ways than ever to follow the Novira Cymru Premier during the 2026/27 season, with matches available through the Football Association of Wales’ new streaming platform as well as continued coverage from S4C.
The new way fans can watch Welsh domestic football
The league’s main broadcast home will be Cymru Football TV, the FAW’s new platform designed to bring more Welsh domestic football directly to supporters.
The service will provide fans with access to Novira Cymru Premier matches throughout the season, giving supporters a dedicated place to follow the top flight of Welsh football.
As well as live match coverage, Cymru Football TV will also host the draws for the Welsh Cup, bringing another key part of the domestic football calendar directly to supporters through the platform.
The service will also feature a dedicated preview show, capturing the atmosphere ahead of matches, speaking to clubs and showcasing the stories behind teams across Wales. The aim is to provide further exposure for clubs and bring fans closer to the action before kick-off.
Three ways supporters can follow the Cymru Premier this season
Fans will have three different options to watch matches on Cymru Football TV, depending on how much action they want to follow.
A single match can be watched with a match pass costing £8.99, ideal for supporters who only want to tune in for selected fixtures.
Those wanting regular access can choose a monthly subscription priced at £12.99, while fans looking to follow the league across the full campaign can sign up for an annual subscription costing £99.99.
How much does it cost to watch Cymru Premier matches?
The Cymru Football TV prices for the 2026/27 season are:
- Match pass: £8.99
- Monthly subscription: £12.99
- Annual subscription: £99.99
The new platform gives supporters flexibility over how they watch the league, whether they are following their club every week or picking out specific games.
S4C to continue weekly Cymru Premier coverage
S4C will continue to show Cymru Premier action during the 2026/27 season, maintaining their regular schedule of one live match stream each week.
The Welsh-language broadcaster will continue to provide coverage both on its online platforms and, for selected fixtures, on S4C itself.
The games confirmed so far are:
- Caernarfon Town v Penybont – Friday, August 7, 19:45 (Online)
- Caernarfon Town v Colwyn Bay – Saturday, August 15, 17:15 (S4C + Online)
- Trefelin v Ammanford – Friday, August 28, 19:45 (Online)
- Colwyn Bay v Llandudno – Monday, August 31, 17:15 (Online)
- The New Saints v Barry Town United – Saturday, September 5, 17:15 (Online)
- Haverfordwest County v Briton Ferry Llansawel – Friday, September 11, 19:45 (Online)
- Ammanford v Penybont – Friday, September 18, 19:45 (Online)
When does the 2026/27 Cymru Premier season run?
The 2026/27 Novira Cymru Premier campaign is already underway, with the opening weekend taking place from July 31 to August 2, 2026.
The season will continue through the autumn before the league takes its winter break from January 8 to January 21, 2027.
Key dates for the Novira Cymru Premier campaign
The first phase of fixtures will conclude with the final round of Phase One matches on March 26, 2027, before the league splits and Phase Two begins on April 2.
The final round of Phase Two fixtures will be played between April 23 and April 25, 2027, setting up the end-of-season run-in.
The European Play-Off stages will then take place, with the quarter-finals scheduled for April 27, followed by the semi-finals on April 30.
The European Play-Off Final will be held between May 7 and May 8, 2027, while the Promotion/Relegation Play-Off Final will take place between May 7 and May 9.
With Cymru Football TV providing the central destination for coverage, alongside S4C’s continued weekly streams, fans will have more opportunities to keep up with clubs across Wales throughout the season, from the opening fixtures right through to the final play-off battles.
