Best Football Matches to Live Stream for Free This Weekend

Jamie Casey

January 24th, 2019

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Quick Tips:

• Patrick Cutrone Anytime Goalscorer vs Napoli – 5/2 with BetBright
• Millwall to beat Everton – 4/1 with Betfair

Having multiple subscriptions with the likes of Sky Sports, BT Sport and Eleven Sport can be extremely expensive, not to mention confusing when it comes to kick-off time!

But did you know multiple bookmakers provide free live streaming on some of the world’s biggest football tournaments?

In most cases, all you have to do is have funds in your account or bet on the game you want to watch. Here, Gambling.com has picked out the best matches available to stream on betting apps and websites for UK and Ireland based users this weekend.

Friday

19:55 – Arsenal vs Manchester United (FA Cup)

Story: Manchester United have turned a corner since sacking Jose Mourinho, with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer winning all seven of his games in charge to date. He passed his first big test against Tottenham away and now he faces the Gunners, a club with fantastic FA Cup pedigree. It may not have the same edge as it did in the noughties, but this is still a much-revered fixture in English football whatever the competition.

Where to Live Stream: Paddy Power

Conditions: Paddy Power Live Video is only available to customers that have opened and funded an account. Sign up here.

Saturday

14:30 – Borussia Dortmund vs Hannover 96 (Bundesliga)

Story: For the first time since Jurgen Klopp left the Bundesliga, Bayern Munich have a serious title contender in Borussia Dortmund. In fact, they’re more than serious – they’re six points clear of Bayern at the back end of January. But Bayern are Bayern, so the best football bookies still make Munich title favourites despite the gap. Yet every time Dortmund take the pitch they have their destiny in their own hands – it’s tense, it’s pulsating, it’s unpredictable – it’s exactly what domestic German football has been missing.

Where to Stream: Bet365

Conditions: You will need a Bet365 account with sportsbook funds in it, or at least have placed any bet within 24 hours of kick-off. Sign up here.

17:30 – Millwall vs Everton (FA Cup)

Story: This has all the makings of a classic FA Cup tie – two clubs steeped in tradition when it comes to the cup, and even though Millwall are at the lower end of the Championship and not yet safe from relegation, our tipster has earmarked them to beat the Toffees. Mind you, Everton haven’t got much else to play for this season so may put all their effort into a cup run. Whatever the outcome, it should be feisty.

Where to Stream: Bet365

Conditions: You will need a Bet365 account with sportsbook funds in it, or at least have placed any bet within 24 hours of kick-off. Sign up here.

19:30 – Milan vs Napoli (Serie A)

Story: Four of the last five meetings between these sides have produced over 2.5 goals, so if it’s goals you’re after this game could be the one to watch. Napoli also have an up-and-coming goalscorer in Arek Milik, who has 11 Serie A strikes to his name this season, so he’s one to keep an eye on, while Milan have Italy’s next potential superstar in 21-year-old Patrick Cutrone. With Napoli safely sitting in second place, the onus is on top-four hopefuls Milan to get the result.

Where to Stream: Unibet

Conditions: Simply have some sportsbook funds in a Unibet account, or bet on the match itself. Sign up here.

Sunday

13:30 – Feyenoord vs Ajax (Dutch Eredivisie)

Story: Feyenoord may have slipped out of the running in the Dutch Eredivisie title race, but they can still have a big say in whether the title goes to either PSV Eindhoven or their most hated rivals Ajax. It’s not an ideal scenario for the Rotterdam outfit, but this match – known as De Klassieker (The Classic) in the Netherlands – is an opportunity for Feyenoord to peg back their Amsterdam opponents, and hand title favourites PSV (who play FC Groningen at home on Saturday) some extra breathing space. Expect a hostile and flamboyant atmosphere.

Where to Stream: Unibet

Conditions: Simply have some sportsbook funds in a Unibet account, or bet on the match itself. Sign up here.

16:00 – Crystal Palace vs Tottenham (FA Cup)

Story: Like Millwall vs Everton, this is another tie between two clubs witch great cup history, but the expectancy is most certainly with Spurs, particularly as Palace have relegation concerns in the Premier League. Box Office Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino is often undermined for not having won a trophy in his time in England, despite undoubted success at both Southampton and Tottenham, so he should be eager to address those concerns.

Where to Live Stream: William Hill

Conditions: Be logged in to William Hill and have funds in your account, or have placed any bet within 24 hours of kick-off. Sign up here.

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