• Stream British Grand Prix free on Channel 4 (UK restricted)
• Unblock Channel 4 with NordVPN
• British GP starts at 3pm BST / 10am ET today (Sunday, July 6)

You can watch the 2025 British Grand Prix live on Channel 4, which is showing all of the action from Silverstone for free today. Just be sure to register an account before the action starts – it only takes a minute. The race is set to begin at 3pm BST / 10am ET.

Forget Monaco. The majority of the drivers might live in the tax haven, but the UK is the real home of F1. Every team is either based in Britain or has major operations there, and four of the 20 drivers on the grid are Brits: Lando Norris, George Russell, Oliver Bearman, and nine-time British Grand Prix champion Lewis Hamilton. As such, Silverstone always brings the noise.

It's Max Verstappen who's taken pole for the British Grand Prix, however, with Oscar Piastri starting alongside him on the front row. Norris, Russell and Hamilton complete the front five, in that order.

So how can you watch the British Grand Prix on Channel 4 from anywhere? Can you get the free British Grand Prix stream in the US, Canada or Australia? And is Channel 4 available as a smartphone app?

Here's our full (and quick) guide to how to watch the British Grand Prix for free...

How to watch British Grand Prix for free on Channel 4

Channel 4's free streaming platform, confusingly also called Channel 4, is broadcasting the 2025 British Grand Prix for free.

We've watched the Euro U21 Championship, weekly F1 highlights and shows like Married at First Sight Australia season 12, Leaving Neverland 2: Surviving Michael Jackson, Seeking Satoshi: The Mystery Bitcoin Creator and The Handmaid's Tale season 6 on Channel 4, and had no issues whatsoever.

To watch Channel 4: visit the Channel 4 website or download the Channel 4 app (iOS / Android). If you haven't already, you need to register for Channel 4 with an email address.

OUTSIDE THE UK? ACCESS CHANNEL 4 FROM ANYWHERE WITH NORDVPN

How to watch British Grand Prix on Channel 4 from anywhere

🇬🇧 Channel 4 is only broadcasting the British Grand Prix in the UK.

F1 fans traveling or working outside the UK will need to use a VPN to access Channel 4's free British Grand Prix stream this Sunday.

There are lots of VPN but NordVPN is the one you can rely on to unblock Channel 4 and stream the British Grand Prix like a pro....

It's really easy to use a VPN to watch the British Grand Prix free on Channel 4.

1. Install the VPN of your choice. As we've said, NordVPN is the best choice.

2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance, if you're visiting the US and want to watch your free Channel 4 stream, you'd select 'UK'.

3. Sit back and enjoy the action. Head to the Channel 4 website, sign in, and watch the British Grand Prix on Channel 4 for free.

What will Channel 4's British Grand Prix coverage include? Every session?

Viewers can stream every session of the British Grand Prix on Channel 4. There'll also be hours of build-up and analysis and, of course, the post-race reaction.

Channel 4 shows free highlights of every other race.

The full British Grand Prix weekend schedule is listed below.

British Grand Prix race schedule & times

Friday, July 4
Practice 1 – 12.30pm BST / 7.30am ET / 4.30am PT / 9.30pm AEST
Practice 2 – 4pm BST / 11am ET / 8am PT / 1am AEST (Saturday)

Saturday, July 5
Practice 3 – 11.30am BST / 6.30am ET / 3.30am PT / 8.30pm AEST
Qualifying – 3pm BST / 10am ET / 7am PT / 12am AEST (Sunday)

Sunday, July 6
British Grand Prix – 3pm BST / 10am ET / 7am PT / 12am AEST (Monday)

What devices is Channel 4 available on?

You can use Channel 4 on all of the following devices and platforms:

Amazon Fire
Android – Android 7.0 and above
Apple TV
iOS – iOS 14 and above
iPadOS
LG Smart TVs – WebOS 3.5 and above, 2017 and above
PlayStation – PS4 and PS5
Roku
Samsung Smart TVs – 2015 and above
Xbox – Xbox One

Is Channel 4 a good platform to watch Formula 1?

The British Grand Prix may be the only live race that Channel 4 shows all season, but it always goes all-out with its F1 coverage.

It's being fronted by Steve Jones and Lee McKenzie, alongside David Coulthard, Mark Webber, Alice Powell and Billy Monger. Commentary comes from Alex Jacques.

Remember, use NordVPN to watch your Channel 4 stream if you're outside the UK right now.

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If you’re a Formula One fan, you’ll already know exactly which subscriptions you need to watch the 2025 F1 season unfold. But did you know that a VPN is the perfect extra to keep you streaming Grand Prix races, no matter where you go?

If you're on holiday, away with work or visiting friends and family abroad, you'll likely find your regular F1 streaming services geo-blocked but a VPN can fix that for you.

What is a VPN?

A VPN, which stands for virtual private network, is a tool that both reroutes your internet traffic through a server based in a different location, and encrypts your data.

There’s a lot to unpack there, but with regards to streaming specifically, a VPN can unlock access to your geo-blocked service when you're trying to stream your F1 coverage from abroad. The software makes it appear that you're physically back home.

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What streaming services can VPNs unblock?

It’s as good as magic. You can use a VPNs with Sky Go, Sling TV, Kayo Sports and many more streaming services, such as Netflix, Prime Video, BBC iPlayer, Disney Plus, Max, DAZN and Peacock too.

What else are VPNs good for?

In addition to helping you get around geo-restrictions, VPNs anonymize your internet browsing data by encrypting it, preventing cybercriminals, websites, advertisers, internet service providers (ISP) and governments from tracking your online activities.

Furthermore, in some cases, VPNs can boost your connection speeds. That’s because some ISPs deliberately throttle speeds, in order to get customers to upgrade to more expensive plans – think sandbagging in F1.

Rerouting and anonymizing your web traffic can help you get the most out of the service you pay for.

Which VPNs work for F1 streaming?

Most VPNs will work when you're looking to access your usual content from abroad but the four below are some of the very best VPNs we've tested.

If you're tempted by a free VPN, do bear in mind that they come with data caps which usually aren'y enough to stream a whole F1 race weekend. Paid VPNs come with unlimited data and are really the only way to go.

F1 is celebrating its 75th year. And to mark the occasion and kick off the upcoming season, every team and driver is heading to London for an incredible, one-off event: F1 75 Live.

The get together, which starts at 8pm GMT on 18 February, will see every team unveil their liveries for the 2025 season, as well as every driver and team principal attending and giving fans the lowdown on what to expect from the new season.

There'll also be music from Take That, Kane Brown, MGK and Brian Tyler, with comedian Jack Whitehall on hosting duties.

Read on and we'll tell you how to watch F1 75 live online from anywhere – starting with those FREE options.

Watch F1 75 live for FREE

• You can watch all of F1 75 Live and for free on the F1 YouTube Channel. The event airs at 8pm GMT on 18 February 2025
• Abroad? Unlock the free YouTube stream with VPN (see below)

Use a VPN to watch F1 75 Live

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How to watch F1 75 Live in the US

American sports network ESPN holds the exclusive US rights for F1 races and, as such, you'll be able to catch F1 75 Live as long as you have an ESPN subscription.

If you don't have cable, Sling TV is the best option.

Sling Orange ($46/month) gets you ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPN 3. Sling Blue (from $46/month) gets you NBC, ABC and Fox affiliates (in select markets). Or, you can combine them both. The Sling Orange + Blue plan with Sports Extra add-on ($66/month).

A slightly more expensive alternative is Fubo, which includes all of the above channels, plus CBS and CBS Network, for the price of $79.99 a month. New users get a 7-day free trial.

Whichever option you choose, you'll be able to catch F1 75 Live at 3pm EST and 12 noon PST on February 18, 2025.

Away from the US? Use a VPN to watch Sling or Fubo from anywhere.

How to watch F1 75 Live in the UK and Europe

Sky Sports is the exclusive home for every live F1 race, qualifying, and practice session. The Sky Sports F1 channel is available through traditional TV packages and Now. Now offers various options for viewers to purchase day passes (£14.99) or month-long passes (£34.99) for a Sky Sports channel.

If you want to watch F1 75 Live, then you'll be able to catch the event on Sky Sports F1, as well as on the Sky Sports website and app. The latter means you won't need to pay for a subscription.

Remember, you can also watch F1 75 Live for free on YouTube

If you cannot access your usual free streams, particularly if you're on holiday or away from home, there is a solution.

Use a VPN to watch F1 75 Live on your usual streaming service when you are traveling abroad.

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Formula E live stream

Formula E live stream preview

The eco-friendly rival to Formula 1 is back. Next up: Diriyah, Saudi Arabia and Round 2 of Season 10 as 22 drivers from 11 teams step in to the GEN3 car.

Formula E (short for Formula Electric) claims to be the the future of motorsport. The field is comprised of whisper-quiet, all-electric race cars that zoom around circuits a speeds in excess of of 320kph (200mph).

New tracks, such as Tokyo, Japan, have been added to the Formula E calendar for 2024 with old favorites such as Berlin, London and Mexico City also due to host, while the Hyderabad E-Prix has been cancelled. 

With Formula E live streams finiding a new home in the U.K., follow our guide as we explain how to watch a 2023 Formula E live stream from anywhere – including details of this week's Diriyah ePrix.

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Where to watch FREE Formula E live streams in 2024

Formula E is still an emerging sport, and for that reason it's available to watch for free in lots of places around the world – even on YouTube in some locations!

Various countries: every race on YouTube and Formula E website in countries with no traditional TV coverage

Austria: every race on Severus TV

Belgium: every race on RTBF

Brazil: every race on TV Cultura

Catalonia: every race on Esport3

Chile: every race on Canal 13

Colombia: every race on Caracol Televisión

France: every race on L'Equipe

Germany: every race on ProSieben

Indonesia: every race on iNews

Italy: every race on Mediaset

How to watch Formula E live streams from outside your country

We've recommended some of the best places to live stream 2023 Formula E races below. But you might run into a problem trying to access them if you're outside of your country. This is because of something called geo-blocking.

Simply follow our VPN advice below and you'll soon be around that issue with a great bit of software that allows you to relocate your device back to your country of residence - thereby regaining access to all the streaming services and content you normally enjoy at home.

Use a VPN to live stream Formula E 2023 from anywhere

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What is Formula E?

Formula E is its own distinct single-seater racing championship, exclusively for electric cars. Though it is governed by the FIA, which also runs the F1, F2 and F3 series, Formula E exists as a tier of its own.

In terms of sheer speed alone, Formula E cars are comparable to F3 cars. The new Gen3 cars making their Formula E debut this season are capable of reaching top speeds of 320kph/200mph, a little ahead of the 300kph/186mph that Formula 3 cars top out at. 

For further context, the top speed of an F2 car is around 335kph/208mph, and the top speed of an F1 car is around 360kph/223mph.

However, Formula E has never been about pure racing speed.

It's one of the most important testing grounds for the latest electric vehicle technologies in the world, driving research and development in the nascent sector, and shining a light on what the future could hold for mass-market EVs, particularly in terms of efficiency and charging.

Of course, it's also pretty compelling as pure theater, with the size, shape and mechanics of Formula E cars allowing for more close-quarters battles and easier overtaking than F1.

2024 Formula E race calendar and dates

1. Round 1 – Mexico City, Mexico – January 13 2024
2. Round 2 – Diriyah, Saudi Arabia – January 26 2024
3. Round 3 – Diriyah, Saudi Arabia – January 27 2024
4. Round 4 – São Paulo, Brazil – March 16 2024
5. Round 5 – Tokyo, Japan –March 30 2024
6. Round 6 – Misano (Rome), Italy – April 13 2024
7. Round 7 – Misano (Rome), Italy – April 14 2024
8. Round 8 – Monaco, Monaco – April 27 2024
9. Round 9 – Berlin, Germany – May 11 2024
10. Round 10 – Berlin, Germany – May 12 2024
11. Round 11 – Shanghai, China – May 25 2024
12. Round 12 – Shanghai, China – May 26 2024
13. Round 13 – Portland, USA – June 29 2024
14. Round 14 – Portland, USA – June 30 2024
15. Round 15 – London, UK – July 20 2024
16. Round 16 – London, UK – July 21 2024

It's the two Ferraris at the front of the grid and the two Red Bull cars behind as we head for lights out at the inaugural Miami Grand Prix today. Leclerc leads the way but Verstappen is hot on his heels. Will we finally see Mercedes make the improvements they need to make a challenge for a podium? Lewis Hamilton has some way to go starting in sixth. Here's our full guide on how to watch a Miami Grand Prix live stream from anywhere online and on TV.

Red Bull are surging forward with Verstappen winning every race he's finished. All the same he's still well behind Ferrari's Leclerc but the Monegasque will be looking to  cut out costly mistakes like his spin in Italy if he and his team are to maintain their distance at the front

This year, the Miami GP joins Austin to make a twosome of American Grands Prix. The untested and, shall we say, controversial layout of the Miami International Autodrome – false marina and all – poses a brand new challenge to every driver on the grid. Those twisty areas look deceptively technical.

Despite his magnanimous comments to the media, Lewis Hamilton will no doubt be itching to prove he's still Merc's #1 – but to do so he'll have to outperform George Russell who has had a better handle on the troubled machine and, frankly, better luck. 

European fans will be in for a late-but-not-too-late evening spectacular thanks to the Floridian setting. So, set your stopwatches and read on to learn how to watch a Miami Grand Prix live stream from start to finish from anywhere in the world, including ways to watch for FREE.

Miami Grand Prix schedule

Friday

• Practice 1: 7.30pm BST / 8.30pm CEST / 2.30pm ET / 11.30am PT / 4.30am AEST
• Practice 2: 10.30pm BST / 11.30pm CEST / 5.30pm ET / 2.30pm PT / 7.30am AEST

Saturday

• Practice 3: 6pm BST / 7pm CEST / 1pm ET / 10am PT / 3am AEST
• Qualifying: 9pm BST / 10pm CEST / 4am ET / 1pm PT / 6am AEST

Sunday

• Miami GP: 8.30pm BST / 9.30pm CEST / 3.30am ET / 12.30pm PT / 5.30pm AEST

Watch a Miami Grand Prix free live stream from anywhere with a VPN

There are a number of ways to watch the Miami Grand Prix for free this weekend – and if you've got an antenna, you'll be able to catch the race for FREE on ABC. We're can't be certain that the race will also be live streamed for free on the ABC website, but we'll update this section if and when we get confirmation.

A full list of free-to-air streams can be found on our dedicated F1 live stream 2022 guide. In Austria for example, all the Grands Prix are shared between free-to-air broadcasters Servus TV and Orf (this weekend's is Servus). Take a look and find out what's available where you are.

And if you're traveling abroad outside your country at the time of the race and want to tune in to your familiar Formula 1 coverage, you can use a VPN to do so as explained below – we rate ExpressVPN as the best provider out there, which has a great track record for unblocking geo-restricted streams.

How to live stream the Miami Grand Prix live stream from outside your country

If you're abroad for this weekend's Miami GP, you'll likely find you're unable to access your usual Formula 1 coverage like you would at home. This isn't necessarily cause for alarm, but rather the result of geo-blocking – best understood as digital borders that restrict certain services and content to certain parts of the world.

Fortunately, there's a convenient way around this in the form of a VPN. This is a nifty bit of software that lets you whizz around these digital borders, thereby allowing you to globe trot and still access your preferred F1 live stream. It's a completely legal workaround, very affordable, and super easy to use – allow us to explain more.

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The F1 2022 season is coming to an end at Abu Dhabi this weekend, but despite the Verstappen having secured the title all the way back in Japan, there's still potential for high drama at Yas Marina. Perez and Leclerc will be fighting tooth and nail for second place – here's how to watch a 2022 F1 live stream no matter where you are in the world, and how you can watch a FREE F1 live stream with a VPN.

With race stoppages, potentially lethal cranes on track and looming clouds of last season's reported overspending, the Japanese GP likely wasn't how Verstappen expected to claim the title – but the FIA FIA-ing is no surprise..

However, now that we're at the end of the line, Verstappen almost seems like an afterthought – we're all tuning in to see whether Leclerc can foil Red Bull's potential triple. 

We'll also be saying goodbye to Sebastian Vettel, as the four-time champ hits the track in earnest for the final time. Latifi, Mick Schumacher, and Ricciardo will also be waving goodbye to the grid, although potentially less permanently – for the latter two, at least.

Will we see Hamilton secure a win to keep his record intact? Will Max prove selfish again and scupper Checo's chances? Will Binotto screw over Leclerc one final time before he gets the sack? All will be revealed in the final race of the season. Simply follow our guide as we explain how to get a 2022 F1 live stream from anywhere.

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Abu Dhabi Grand Prix schedule (November 18/19/20)

FRIDAY

Practice 1: 10am BST / 11am CEST / 2am PDT / 5am ET / 7pm AEST / 9pm NZST

Practice 2: 1pm BST / 2pm CEST / 5am PDT / 8am ET / 10pm AEST / 12am NZST

SATURDAY

Practice 3: 10.30am BST / 11.30am CEST / 2.30am PDT / 5.30am ET / 7.30pm AEST / 9.30pm NZST

Qualifying: 2pm BST / 3pm CEST / 6am PDT / 9am ET / 11pm AEST / 1am NZST

SUNDAY

Abu Dhabi GP: 1pm BST / 2pm CEST / 5am PDT / 8am ET / 10pm AEST / 12am NZST

Where to watch FREE F1 live streams in 2022

Formula 1 is such a popular sport worldwide that's it's of little surprise that TV companies put a premium on F1 coverage. 

But there are some countries where the F1 is still shown on free TV. That may be the odd race or, for some lucky Grand Prix fans, every single one:

Albania: every race on RTSH

Australia: Australian GP on Channel 9

Austria: every race on ORF Eins and Servus TV

Azerbaijan: every race on Idman TV

Brazil: every race on Band

France: Bahrain GP, Monaco GP, French GP, United States GP and Mexico City GP on C8

UK and Ireland: British GP on Channel 4

Iran: every race on MBC Persia and IRIB Varzesh

Luxembourg: every race on RTL Zwee

Mexico: Mexico City GP on Canal 5

Middle East and North Africa: every race on MBC Action and MBC Persia

Poland: 4-5 races on Polsat

Puerto Rico: Monaco GP, Canadian GP, United States GP, Mexico City GP on ABC

Russia: every race on Match TV

Spain: Spanish GP on Telecinco

United States: Austin GP, Miami GP, Mexico City GP on ABC

How to watch F1 live streams from outside your country

We've recommended some of the best places to live stream 2022 F1 races below. But you might run into a problem trying to access them if you're outside of your country. This is because of something called geo-blocking.

Simply follow our VPN advice below and you'll soon be around that issue with a great bit of software that allows you to relocate your device back to your country of residence - thereby regaining access to all the streaming services and content you normally enjoy at home.

Use a VPN to live stream F1 2022 from anywhere

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2022 F1 race calendar and dates

• Mar 20 - Bahrain GP – Won by Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)
• Mar 27 - Saudi Arabian GP – Won by Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
• Apr 10 - Australian GP – Won by Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)
• Apr 24 - Emilia Romagna GP – Won by Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
• May 8 - Miami GP – Won by Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
• May 22 - Spanish GP – Won by Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
• May 29 - Monaco GP – Won by Sergio Perez (Red Bull)
• Jun 12 - Azerbaijan GP – Won by Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
• Jun 19 - Canadian GP – Won by Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
• Jul 3 - British GP – Won by Carlos Sainz (Ferrari)
• Jun 10 - Austrian GP – Won by Charles Leclerc (Ferrari)
• Jul 24 - French GP – Won by Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
• Jul 31 - Hungarian GP – Won by Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
• Aug 28 - Belgian GP – Won by Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
• Sep 4 - Dutch GP – Won by Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
• Sep 11 - Italian GP – Won by Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
• Oct 2 - Singapore GP – Won by Sergio Perez (Red Bull)
• Oct 9 - Japanese GP – Won by Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
• Oct 23 - United States GP – Won by Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
• Oct 30 - Mexico City GP – Won by Max Verstappen (Red Bull)
• Nov 13 - São Paulo GP
• Nov 20 - Abu Dhabi GP

2022 F1 teams and drivers

Red Bull

• Max Verstappen
• Sergio Pérez

Mercedes

• Lewis Hamilton
• George Russell

Ferrari

• Charles Leclerc
• Carlos Sainz

McLaren

• Lando Norris
• Daniel Ricciardo

Alpine

• Fernando Alonso
• Esteban Ocon

AlphaTauri

• Pierre Gasly
• Yuki Tsunoda

Aston Martin

• Sebastian Vettel
• Lance Stroll

Williams

• Alex Albon
• Nicholas Latifi

Alfa-Romeo

• Valtteri Bottas
• Guanyu Zhou

Haas

• Kevin Magnussen
• Mick Schumacher

2022 F1 Sprint races

F1 Sprint races received a lukewarm reception when they were introduced during the 2021 season, and the FIA has tweaked the format in an effort to make it more competitive.

The top eight finishers will win points, rather than just the top three, with the driver finishing in first place winning 8 points, and the driver finishing in eighth place winning one.

The sprint race finishing order will still determine the grid for the Grand Prix, but in an almost certainly futile bid to appease traditionalists, the driver who sets the fastest time in Q3 will be credited as the official polesitter.

Sprint races will be held at the Emilia Romagna, Austrian and São Paulo Grands Prix this season.

2022 F1 car changes

The 2022 regulations have transformed the cars on the grid, with many of the tweaks designed to make it easier to follow close behind - and hopefully overtake - leading cars.

Wheel covers and over-wheel winglets, and redesigned front and rear wings will help to generate less "dirty air" for trailing cars to pass through.

Dirty air significantly reduces downforce and aerodynamic performance, and is arguably the key obstacle that has made overtaking so difficult over recent years.

The cars will also use 18-inch tyres, up from 13 inches, with the hope being that the larger surface area will reduce overheating issues.

The noses of the cars have also been lengthened, in order to absorb more of the impact during crashes, which has also contributed to a roughly 40kg weight increase.

The bio-component of the fuel used in F1 has also been increased to 10% from 5.57%, with a view to the sport moving to fully sustainable fuel in the next few years.

Arguably the biggest change, though, is reintroduction of Ground Effect, last used in the 80s. This 40-year-old tech effectively sucks the vehicle to the track, creating more downforce without as much dirty air. However, it can also produce the characteristic issue of 'porpoising', which bounces the car up and down rapidly – can any or all teams combat this effectively?

It's been a long, hard season and the Aviva Premiership Rugby Final is what it all comes down to. It takes fifteen of the world's best players at the peak of their game and aims them at fifteen more, equally awesome players. The collision will, no doubt, be cataclysmic - and you can watch the whole thing with a live stream, even if it's not being shown where you live

Add to that the drama of this year where the Exeter Chiefs are hoping to retain their title against the Saracens. Yup, this win will make the Chiefs the fourth team ever to do this, joining the ranks alongside Leicester, Wasps and Saracens themselves. 

Since February, when Exeter lost to Wasps, they've not been defeated – that's ten games of pure winning. It won't be an easy final though as Saracens have won their last six visits to Twickenham Stadium and have been the Premiership Rugby Champions three times beating Leicester in 2011, Bath in 2015 and Exeter in 2016.

All that said, Exeter have won their last four matches against Saracens in all tournaments. So it's really anybody's guess who will take this title. So, how do you get to see all the nail-biting action? We've laid out exactly what you need to do to get a live stream below so you can simply click and enjoy.

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How to live stream the Premiership Rugby Final in the UK

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• DIRECTV NOW $50 per month - DIRECTV NOW gives users all the channels needed to watch the racing and loads of other sporting events. Use DIRECTV NOW’s 7-day trial will let you test out the platform.
• Sling TV $40 per month - Sling TV is an inexpensive way to watch sport. Sling TV is compatible with Apple TV, Roku, Xbox One, Chromecast as well as lots of other devices and its easy to get started with a 7-day free trial. 
• fuboTV $19.99 for the first month - fuboTV has a low introductory price though after that the price goes up to $44.99 a month and includes 70 channels. There's a 7-day trial available so you can test out its functionality for yourself.

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Have had a look to see whether there will be any coverage down under, but it seems not. Usually Fox Sports is a good bet, but it doesn't seem to have the rights for the Aviva Premiership final So that means you'll have to grab a VPN and go for one of the other options on this page.

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