Football is a sport that is in great demand by the public. Not surprisingly, so many people are willing to flock to watch their favorite team play. The English Premier League is one of the best football leagues in the world with one of the largest fan bases.There are many ways to watch football matches, one of them is the phenomenon of live streaming on the Internet. This act was carried out illegally, namely without the permission of the license holder for the English Premier League broadcasting rights, especially for the perpetrators who live streamed on their personal websites. As a broadcasting rights licensee, of course obtaining the license is not a cheap matter and they have rights to acquire the license, as with theexclusive rights granted in Law No. 28 of 2014 concerning Copyright, in the form of economic rights. With this phenomenon, it is very detrimental because the rightsthat should be obtained do not work as they should.For this reason, it is necessary to have legal protection for holders of English Premier League Broadcasting Rights licenses from illegal live streaming of English Premier League matches and how the criminal liability is for the perpetrators who commit these actions which are a form of violation in Law No. 28of 2014 concerning Rights. Create. The type of legal research in this scientific paper is normative-empirical with a judicial case study approach in which data is obtained through literature studies and interview results. In this case, the author uses a case study of court decision 420/Pid.Sus/2020/PN.Bdg regarding neighboring rights infringement of broadcasts of Premier League matches throughillegal live streaming.