Leicester City vs Southampton live stream: how to watch FA Cup semi-final from anywhere today

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This FA Cup semi-final clash will be shown exclusively live in the UK on BT Sport 1 (opens in new tab). Coverage starts at 6pm BST, ahead of a 6.30pm BST kick-off. 

Don't forget that BT now has a new £25 monthly sports pass, so you can get all that BT Sport goodness without a long-term commitment.

If you're looking to stream tonight's match, the BT Sport app or BTSport.com (opens in new tab) is where you need to go, enabling mobile, tablet and PC viewing. 

If you find yourself outside the UK and want to watch the Premier League like you would at home, don't worry about geo-blocks on your account – simply grab a VPN (opens in new tab) and follow the instructions above to live stream the action. 

ESPN has the rights to the FA Cup in the US, and the great news is that every quarter-final match will be shown live on its ESPN Plus streaming service, including this huge game.

ESPN+ only costs $5.99 per month and allows you to watch online as well as via its mobile app and TV streamer apps on the likes of Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, PS4 and Xbox.

Leicester vs Southampton kicks off at 1.30pm ET / 10.30am PT Stateside.

In Canada, Sportsnet (opens in new tab) is where you need to turn for all your FA Cup needs, with today's Leicester vs Southampton kick-off time set for 1.30pm ET / 10.30am PT.

You can watch Sportsnet online at no extra charge if you already subscribe to the channel as part of your TV package - or access it on a streaming-only basis, with plans starting from just CA$9.99 a month. Check out all of the options here (opens in new tab).

Canadians away from the Great White North right now can follow the VPN route  (opens in new tab) above and tune in to their streaming service of choice regardless of geography. 

As in the States, ESPN owns the rights to FA Cup coverage in Australia - but if you don't have it as part of your Foxtel (opens in new tab) TV package, you can access it just as easily via Kayo Sports (opens in new tab).

This great value over-the-top service will let you stream loads of quality sport - including Australia's own NRL and AFL footy competitions. All this for the very reasonable price of just $25 per month for a basic package, or $35 a month for the premium offering. Better still, Kayo Sports is contract-free and offers a 14-day FREE TRIAL (opens in new tab) so you can check it out for yourself, no strings attached.

The only difference between the two tiers is the amount of screens you can stream to simultaneously - two on Kayo basic and three on Kayo premium. If you've got mates or family who also to watch sport online, both deals break down extremely tidily on a per person basis.

Kick off Down Under for today's Leicester vs Southampton clash is at the somewhat inconvenient time of 3.30am AEST on Monday morning.

Anyone from Australia who wants to stream the FA Cup just like they would at home, but can't because they're abroad, can use a VPN (opens in new tab) as described above.

FA Cup coverage in New Zealand is provided by Sky Sport, which is available as part of a range of pay TV packages. 

Subscribers can watch online using the country's Sky Go service, while cord-cutters and anyone else can try the Sky Sport Now streaming-only platform - where a weekly pass costs just $19.99.

Anyone in New Zealand from abroad of vice-versa can use the VPN route (opens in new tab) outlined earlier to access their service of choice just like they would at home.

Kick-off for Kiwis for this match is at 5.30am NZST on Monday morning.

In India, it's the Sony Pictures Sports Network, and more specifically its Sony Ten (opens in new tab) channels, that host FA Cup coverage live in the subcontinent. 

Kick-off in India is at 11pm IST.

You've probably guessed the alternative for Indians abroad by now - get yourself a VPN (opens in new tab) to change your IP and tune in to your usual live streaming service from another country.