Bayern vs Dortmund live stream: watch German Supercup 2020 from anywhere right now

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BT Sport (opens in new tab) has the UK rights to German Supercup as well as the Bundesliga and will be showing tonight's match.

BT Sport is available as part of the provider's wide range of TV and broadband packages - as well as being offered as an add-on with Sky (opens in new tab). Subscribers can therefore stream games either on the BT Sport website (opens in new tab) or by using the BT Sport app. 

But more temptingly, there's now also the option of a BT Sport Monthly Pass, priced at just £25 a month (opens in new tab) on a contract-free basis - or Irish viewers can take advantage of an even cheaper €17 a month offer (opens in new tab) via Now TV.

This evening's match in on BT Sports 1, with coverage beginning at 7.15pm ahead of a 7.30pm BST kick-off.

And if you're out of the UK but have subscribed, you can always use a VPN (opens in new tab) to relocate your IP to a UK location and watch the match as if you were back at home.

ESPN has the US rights to this year's German Supercup and the match will be aired exclusively on its ESPN+ streaming service. Kick-off is at 2.30pm ET / 11.30am PT.

The service is seriously great value at just $5.99 a month . ESPN+ also features loads of games from the NBA, NHL, MLB and MLS, plus college sports, tennis, golf, cricket, rugby, Top Rank boxing, UFC and more.

For the ultimate value, grab a combined ESPN+, Disney Plus and Hulu bundle for just $12.99 a month, which gets you loads of great entertainment and family-friendly content in addition to all that sports action.

In Canada, subscription TV channel Sportsnet World (opens in new tab) has the rights to show the German Supercup as well as the Bundesliga, but if you don't have that, you can sign up to its Sportsnet Now streaming service to live stream all the German top-flight matches Canada has to offer in HD.

You'll need the more premium SN Now+ offering (opens in new tab), but it costs a reasonable CA$9.99 for a 7-day trial - or $27.99 a month if you want to keep it on a commitment-free basis.

However, if you want to watch while away from Canada, your best bet is to fire up a VPN (opens in new tab) and access the coverage.

Kick-off for Bayern vs Dortmund in Canada is at 2.30pm ET / 11.30am PT.

We've looked and we've looked (and we've looked) and we can't find any news of a broadcaster in Australia showing tonight's German Supercup live.  If that changes, we'll be sure to let you know.

If you're happy to wait until tomorrow, this clash between these two giants of German football will be shown in full on beIN Sports 1 (opens in new tab).

Australian streaming service Kayo Sports offers beIN Sports as part of a AU$24.99 a month package that also includes Fox Sports and ESPN channels - a great value solution for any sports fan that doesn't want the commitment of cable. There's even a FREE 2-week trial on offer (opens in new tab) right now so you can watch this weekend's Bundesliga soccer for free!

Alternatively, beIN Sports Connect is available direct through the network as a standalone streaming option. It costs $19.99 a month with a free 2-week trial (opens in new tab) but doesn't come with any additional channels.

If you're desperate to watch the action as it happens live, the only alternative is to use one of our best VPNs as described above, set your location to a country on this page that is broadcasting and go from there. But do bear in mind that most paid streaming services do require a credit card based in the country the service is from.

As in Oz, beIN (opens in new tab) is also the sole rights holders for live coverage of the Supercup in New Zealand this season, but it won't be showing the match live.

Sky Sport subscribers now have access to beIN connect, beIN Sports' streaming service in New Zealand and is available as a standalone purchase for $19.78 per month, with a free two-week trial on offer if you'd like to try before you buy.

If you've read the rest of this article, you probably know the alternative route by now. You could give a VPN a try (opens in new tab) as per the instructions above.

To watch the delayed broadcast of Bayern vs Dortmund, tune in to beIN Sports 1 on Thursday night at 9.30pm NZST.