Russian Premier Liga YouTube Football live

At this time, there are no live televised football matches on Russian Premier Liga YouTube but we show a history on our TV Guide of the last matches that could be seen on Russian Premier Liga YouTube.

We will update this Russian Premier Liga YouTube agenda on TV when they confirm this on the official media outlets. We can then list the upcoming matches televised live and direct.

Since the beginning of this website, we have published 768 football matches televised live by Russian Premier Liga YouTube.

The first published match was on Saturday 20 April 2019 between Lokomotiv Moskva - CSKA Moskva.

The most televised competition on this channel has been Russian Premier League with a total of 765 games and the three most televised teams are Zenit St. Petersburg (109), CSKA Moskva (107), Lokomotiv Moskva (106).

Russian Premier League YouTube is a channel that can be viewed through the YouTube platform and broadcasts the matches of the Russian Football Premier Russia live for free for the rest of the countries.

The broadcasts of the matches are made with commentary in Russian language, except for the two most prominent matches of each day, which can also be seen by streaming in English.

Russian Premier Liga YouTube was created on August 7, 2018 and is one of the competition's official social media profiles along with Twitter, Facebook, Telegram or TikTok. The videos published on the channel accumulate millions of views.

In addition to the live broadcasts, you can also see other content such as summaries of the matches, videos of the best moments of each day or highlights of the most important players who have played in this league throughout its history.

The Russian Premier League was born in 2001 and currently has 16 participating teams. The first edition was played in 2002 and the title had to be decided in a tiebreaker match. After 30 days, Lokomotiv Moscow and CSKA were tied at 66 points. The ‘Loko’ was proclaimed champion after winning 1-0 thanks to a goal from Dmitri Loskov.