It works pretty well in this environment.
at all until about 6 weeks ago when I reinstalled Flash (or something). It's not a great setup, but its functional.
I get OTA NBC and NBCSN via Sling, and that's gotta be good enough. I already pay for Fox Soccer Match Pass and that's more important to me anyway (Bundesliga, Champions League, FA Cup). Also their apps don't suck and neither does their site, unlike NBC.
So you know in advance which games you will need to watch on NBC Gold.
Matchweek 19:
West Ham v. Newcastle
Brighton v. Watford
Southampton v. Huddersfield
Stoke v. West Brom
Matchweek 20:
Chelsea v. Brighton
Bournemouth v. West Ham
Huddersfield v. Stoke
Watford v. Leicester
West Brom v. Everton
They will show you what's available in gold. When you click on the match you want, that's part of the Gold Pass, it will launch the other app from there.
It's a terrible setup from NBCSports
The NBC Sports App predates this decision to have a gold package. So the user names and passwords might be different because the "free" NBC login might be different than what is used to buy the gold package. So yes, it's a little annoying that there are two separate logins. Especially if you are running late and miss a start. But I can see the practical reason for the separate app and login. And quite frankly, NBC is exponentially better than Fox, BeIn or other soccer friendly sites.
I'll give it a shot Sat morning, but man, that is just poor design.