Liverpool Live Streaming | Watch Liverpool Live Online

Liverpool are one of the most popular football clubs on the planet, with their games always attracting a massive audience when they are broadcast on television or online streaming services.

The Reds were historically one of the most successful clubs in England, but struggled to match the standards they had set after the inception of the Premier League.

However, they have bounced back in style over the past few seasons and continue to be one of the most-watched teams on television and online streams.

Their global fanbase clamour to watch every Liverpool game, although it is not always possible to view all the matches live on TV due to geographical restrictions and rights issues.

The emergence of live streaming services on desktop and mobile devices in recent times has proved to be a Godsend, allowing fans to follow all the action throughout the season.

Watching Liverpool matches live is easier than ever, so read on as we point you in the direction of the best ways to access their games online.

Watch Liverpool Live Online

There are various ways you can watch live streams of Liverpool games. The best of these are as follows:

Sky Sports

If you are a Sky TV subscriber and Sky Sports is included in your package, you can watch live Liverpool matches at no extra cost via the Sky Go app on either desktop and mobile.

All eight Sky Sports channels are currently available for £23 per month (Sky Signature required, 18-month minimum term, set-up is £20).

If you don’t wish to take out a Sky Sports subscription, the company offers the flexible option of daily or monthly passes via NOW TV.

BT Sport

BT Sport also holds the rights to screen selected live Premier League matches, as well as the exclusive rights to the Champions League and Europa League.

Subscribers can watch on television, online and streaming on the BT Sport app, which is available to download on mobiles, tablets, smart TVs and games consoles.

If you don’t want to take out a BT Sport subscription, which start at £15 per month, the company offers the option of a monthly pass which can be purchased contract-free.

Amazon Prime

Amazon will exclusively broadcast two full game weeks during December, as well as two further games to be decided at a later date.

Fans can watch all the action via the Prime Video app on iOS and Android smartphones, tablets or selected Smart TVs.

An Amazon Prime subscription costs £79 per year and gives Liverpool fans access to a wide range of other TV shows and movies.

fuboTV

Users can watch Liverpool games live online through fuboTV – a legal, licensed, ad-free way to watch football streams.

Prices vary based on your plan and selected add-ons, with the most popular plan offering more than 100 channels at $55 per month.

fuboTV is available on the web or via dedicated apps for Android, iOS, Apple TV, Fire TV, Chromecast and Roku devices.

beIN SPORTS

beIN SPORTS markets itself as ‘The Biggest Show’ and their live streaming service certainly lives up to that lofty claim.

The network broadcasts live games and highlights from the Premier League throughout the season, in addition to covering other major leagues around the world.

Fans can catch every minute of the action via the beIN SPORTS CONNECT live streaming platform, which is available via website or app.

Live Streaming VPN

In certain regions, broadcasters use geo-blocking software to prevent people from accessing live football streams.

Utilising the services of a Virtual Private Network (VPN) can open the door to coverage of Liverpool games from other jurisdictions.

ExpressVPN is the leading provider of VPN services currently available in the market and is easy to set-up on numerous devices such as Smart TVs, Fire TV Stick, PC, Mac, iOS and Android devices.

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