The English Premier League resumes this Sunday, March 15, with a crucial match between Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield. Both teams enter the game under pressure, Liverpool aiming to solidify their Champions League qualification hopes, and Tottenham fighting to avoid a deeper relegation battle after a series of disappointing results. Here’s how to watch the game live from anywhere in the world.
Match Details and Context
Liverpool hosts Tottenham at 4:30 PM GMT, which translates to a 12:30 PM ET (9:30 AM PT) kickoff for viewers in the United States and Canada. Australian fans will need to wake up early for a 3:30 AM AEDT start on Monday morning.
Tottenham is in crisis. Their recent 5-2 defeat against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League has put interim manager Igor Tudor’s position at risk. With four losses in his four games, Tudor needs a win to avoid the sack. Liverpool, though not in as dire straits, suffered a 1-0 loss to Galatasaray midweek and will be eager to regain momentum.
Streaming Options by Region
The way you watch depends on where you are:
- United States: The match will be broadcast exclusively on Peacock Premium. Subscriptions start at $11 per month.
- United Kingdom: Fans can watch on Sky Sports Main Event, either through an existing Sky package or via Now Sports membership for cord-cutters.
- Canada: Fubo Canada holds exclusive rights to the Premier League and will stream all 380 matches live.
- Australia: Stan Sport is the only way to watch the EPL live in Australia, offering all 380 matches.
Using a VPN for International Access
If you’re traveling abroad and can’t access your usual streaming services, a Virtual Private Network (VPN) can help. VPNs encrypt your internet traffic, bypass geo-restrictions, and protect your privacy when using public Wi-Fi. Popular options include ExpressVPN, which offers 73% off a two-year plan, bringing the price down to $3.49/month.
Note: Some streaming services may restrict VPN use. Always check the platform’s terms of service before proceeding.
Why This Match Matters
This game isn’t just about three points; it’s about survival and ambition. For Tottenham, it’s a fight against relegation. For Liverpool, it’s a race for Champions League qualification. The outcome could define both teams’ seasons. Tudor’s job hangs in the balance, while Liverpool seeks to reassert their dominance in the league.
The stakes are high, and the global audience will be tuning in to witness what could be a pivotal moment for both clubs.
