When the Premier League made the decision to enforce their first-ever winter break, few would have expected it would have such a welcoming impact on TV coverage for soccer fans in the United States.

After all, you would expect a two-week winter break to have a negative impact with visions of weekend mornings and afternoons being silent when Premier League matches would normally be on.

The opposite is true. The way that the Premier League has rolled out the changes with fewer matches being played, it means that NBC Sports will — for the first time — be able to broadcast every single game during the next two weeks on linear television.

Plus for Spanish-language viewers, it means that Telemundo Deportes will present all matches in Spanish on Telemundo, Universo, or digitally – the first time an entire 10-game matchweek will be presented in Spanish.

SEE MORE: Schedule of Premier League games on US TV and streaming

Here’s how it’ll work.

Instead of the Premier League featuring ten matches per weekend, the league has spread the ten matches over the course of two weeks. That allows Premier League clubs to take a winter break at different times to refresh the players.

The upcoming winter break will features ten fixtures beginning this Saturday, Feb. 8, and concluding on Presidents’ Day, next Monday, Feb. 17 (see the US TV and streaming schedule below).

While I’m sure the Premier League didn’t plan it this way regarding TV coverage, it means that NBC Sports is marking the first time that every match will air live in its own television window.

And we can all appreciate that.

Saturday, February 8

Everton vs. Crystal Palace, 7:30am, NBCSN, fuboTV, Hulu Live, Sling Blue and AT&T TV Now (free trial)

Brighton vs. Watford, 12:30pm, NBC, fuboTV, Hulu Live, Sling Blue and AT&T TV Now (free trial)

Sunday, February 9

Sheffield United vs. Bournemouth, 9am, NBCSN, fuboTV, Hulu Live, Sling Blue and AT&T TV Now (free trial)

Man City vs. West Ham, 11:30am, NBCSN, Telemundo, fuboTV, Hulu Live, Sling Blue and AT&T TV Now (free trial)

Friday, February 14

Wolves vs. Leicester, 3pm, NBCSN, Universo, fuboTV, Hulu Live, Sling Blue and AT&T TV Now (free trial)

Saturday, February 15

Southampton vs. Burnley, 7:30am, NBCSN, fuboTV, Hulu Live, Sling Blue and AT&T TV Now (free trial)

Norwich vs. Liverpool, 12:30pm, NBC, Universo, fuboTV, Hulu Live, Sling Blue and AT&T TV Now (free trial)

Sunday, February 16

Aston Villa vs. Spurs, 9am, NBCSN, Universo, fuboTV, Hulu Live, Sling Blue and AT&T TV Now (free trial)

Arsenal vs. Newcastle, 11:30am, NBCSN, Telemundo, fuboTV, Hulu Live, Sling Blue and AT&T TV Now (free trial)

Monday, February 17

Chelsea vs. Man United, 3pm, NBCSN, Universo, fuboTV, Hulu Live, Sling Blue and AT&T TV Now (free trial)