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Published 13:57 27 Jul 2016 BST

The app is available for free for the first six months, and then it will cost you £5 a month on a 30-day rolling add-on deal.
Anyone currently using the BT Sport will know that the pretty slick enhanced video player allows you to watch the game from multiple camera angles and check key events and goals at any time. Handy when you've missed the first 20 minutes.
If you're with EE, all you need to do is text 'SPORT' to 150 from any EE handset, or call customer services. They'll provide you with a BT ID which you can use when registering with the app.
All the terms and conditions can be found at the BT Sport website
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