More than the game itself and the player who go and compete in it, the Premier League is famous for its franchises and venues, along with a robust television satellite that made fans around the globe. The demand for the Premier League is high, and it has to do with availability. Since the season runs rounds during weekends frequently, people can enjoy the League without stress from work. It’s also the perfect setup for family bonding.

But more than the demand-making mechanisms that the Premier League has on the table, many factors make it famous today. One can always do something other than watch it, but why exactly do people initiate opening their televisions and watching rounds of the Premier League? Get on your feet because these things will surprise you.

• The sport holds its name dearly

To be fair, who would not be interested to watch a sports competition named so prestigiously? Literally, it’s called the Premier League. Any competition can be soccer, have great players who can get the win on a clear margin, while at the same time have people cheer for them endlessly in their cries of support and endearment.

But the name and how the players, venues, and privileges of watching the game complement the name matters a lot in how it gets so many people. People get bragging rights for having participated in an event that both takes place in the players’ respective countries, as well as those outside their home countries.

• Benches are important, too

Players get to sit on the bench and watch the players kick it off with great nervousness because the rounds are always on fire. But just the same with any competition, people have the right to seat at a game. Physical benches are also given by the venue when you purchase a ticket to enter. What makes it so different for the benches of the Premier League then?

It has to do with luxury. They are not called mere benches when you are at the game, but they are luxury box seats for the people who got the opportunity to be inside the vicinity and watch the players battle it off closely.

The look for the Premier League’s game is an enclosed stadium-like seat where people have a good enough space to cheer. Compared to some rusty and old chair, you will feel extremely more comfortable in the Premier League.

• It’s not only a game, but a theatrical

The acting is actually an important aspect of the Premier League. There is the jadwalliga (league schedule), where people can anticipate action from the players—like seeing how the player is sweating a lot and breathing heavily, the ball underneath his feet—being one shot away at winning or completely losing it all. There is individualism, where commentators say the name of the player and not the team they are affiliated with, because this increases a sense of being closer to the player for the audiences.