How to watch Amazon Prime's Premier League football for free on your TV

Premier League football is back on Amazon this week, with 10 matches being shown over the next few days.

There will also be 10 more broadcast by the streaming giant later in December, between Boxing Day and the 28th.

Here's how you can get Amazon Prime Video and watch all of the Premier League games for free over the next month.

Amazon Prime costs £7.99 per month or £79 for a year. Alternatively, you could get an Amazon Prime Video-only subscription for £5.99 per month, without the other Prime benefits.

If you aren't an Amazon Prime customer, you can start a 30-day free trial which would grant you access to all of the December Premier League matches on Amazon.

You can sign up for a free Amazon Prime trial here.

Be careful with the free trials, though, as customers are only eligible for a free trial of Prime every 12 months.

If you decide you don't want to continue with Amazon Prime beyond your free trial, just cancel before your 30 days is up. If you forget, you will then be charged.

Amazon Prime Video is a streaming service, so one way or another your television will have to be connected to the internet for it to work.

These days, most televisions are what is called a Smart TV and you can download apps to them and connect them to the internet.

But if you don't have one of those, there are still a handful of other ways to watch.

Here's a rundown of what you need to know.

Smart TV, Game Console orStreaming Media Player...

FireTV or FireTV Stick...

Chromecast...

You can find a full list of compatible devices here.

If you can't get in front of the television for every Autumn Nations Series match, don't worry.

You can still watch all of the matches live on smartphones and tablets.

Android Phone or Tablet...

iOS Phone or Tablet...

Fire Tablet...