Eredivisie live stream: how to watch the Dutch league 2019/20 season online from anywhere

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Dutch football is enjoying something of a renaissance, and this year's Eredivisie hasn't disappointed so far. So, what better time to find out how to watch all the action from one of Europe's most entertaining leagues from wherever you are in the world? You've found your way to our all-knowing guide to getting a Eredivisie live stream.

Last year's champions Ajax  may have lost Frenkie de Jong and Matthijs de Ligt to Barcelona and Juventus, but despite Europe's biggest teams eyeing up the rest of their young talent, Erik ten Hag's side remains otherwise intact and they have unsurprisingly been among the leading pack.

However, having opened up a sizeable lead at the top they were reeled back in, not by usual rivals Feyenoord or PSV, but by the unfancied AZ Alkmaar who are having a stormer of a season under new boss Arne Slot.

There's also an intriguing sub-plot at the bottom of the table, with former Newcastle and West Ham manager Alan Pardew helicoptered in to help save struggling Den Haag from relegation.

It promises to be a thrilling tail end to the season, and one you'll be able to watch all the live action, no matter where you are in the world, by following our Eredivisie live stream guide below.

Watch an Eredivisie live stream football from outside your country

If you're abroad but just can't bear to miss out on catching Eredivisie League live stream coverage from your home country, you'll inevitably find it geo-blocked when you try to stream online. But don't panic. Using a VPN, you can tune into those fixtures no matter where you are in the world without resorting to some dodgy feed on Reddit. And best of all, it's really easy to do: 

Virtual Private Networks have some pretty nifty other uses in addition to letting you to watch sport and TV from other locales. For starters, their encrypted nature means that the information you exchange on a daily basis online is kept safely away from prying eyes. And they also help to get around website blocking in certain offices, schools and even countries.

How to stream Eredivisie live in the UK 

How to watch the Eredivisie League: US live stream 

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How to watch Eredivisie League: Canada live stream 

Somewhat surprisingly, no broadcaster or streaming service has picked up the rights to air Eredivisie League live in Canada. You could try a VPN to digitally relocate yourself to another area of the world that is showing it - just be prepared to fall foul when needing a localised credit card to sign up...

How to live stream the Eredivisie League in Australia 

As with Canada, no broadcaster has scooped up live rights to show Eredivisie over in Oz. If you're desperate to get your fix of Dutch footy action, you could give a VPN a spin digitally spoof your location to a part of the world that's lucky enough to be showing live Dutch games. Just be aware the you may run into issues if you use a non-localised credit card when you attempt to sign up.

How to stream all the online action straight to you TV

The ability to live stream all the football to your phone or tablet is undeniably useful - you don't have to miss a single goal, even if you're out of the house. But if you want to stream the Eredivisie from the internet to your TV, then picking up a streaming box might be useful. Check out our guide to the best streaming media players, where the likes of Apple TV, Roku and Amazon Fire are all included.

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