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Match Information
Competition: UEFA Nations League
Competitor: Italy vs Netherlands
Time: 02:45 PM ET
Date: Wednesday, 15 October, 2020
TV Coverage: Live/Recaps
Italy vs Netherlands match preview: TV & streaming details, ticket information, team news, expected line-ups, free
If you’re in the US tonight, then getting an Italy vs Netherlands live stream is only easy if you’re based in either the Atlanta or Tampa areas – and have cable TV. If this is the case, you’ll find coverage of the game on local TV, complete with the option to stream online via the channel’s website.
Anyone without cable might run into more difficulty, however, as the most useful overall Soccer streaming service – Soccer.TV – is designed for out-of-market viewing, meaning coverage is blacked out for anyone who lives in the same area as their team.
Fortunately, a solution exists in the form of a VPN – a handy bit of software that lets you re-route your device’s IP address to a location of your choice, thereby giving you the ability to circumvent these outdated blackout restrictions.
A Virtual Private Network can also come in handy when you’re out of the US and geo-blocking stops you from watching the same services and content you normally would at home – even when you pay for them. This makes a VPN an essential bit of equipment for your digital bat bag – but which one should you swing for?
Italy vs Netherlands live stream: how to watch theUEFA Nations League Match online in the US
This weeks Italy vs Netherlands series hasnt been selected for national television, so youll need to turn to your local sports broadcaster for in-market viewing if you want to watch these games.
In Atlanta and throughout the southern US, this means Fox Sports Southeast or FSSE, which is available to watch online with cable TV (just log-in with the details from your cable provider after clicking Watch and then Live TV at the top right of the page). For those in Tampa and throughout the rest of Florida, these games will be broadcast on Fox Sports Sun and you can also watch them online with cable TV or stream them.
Or, you could stream via an over-the-top service.
Two of the most popular OTT offerings around carry both FSSE QQQand Fox Sports Sun – Hulu with Live TV ($54.99 p/m) and YouTube TV ($64.99 p/m). Of these, YouTube TV is your best bet and easily worth the extra 10 bucks a month, as in addition to FSSE and Fox Sports Sun you also get all four cable channels that show nationally televised games: ESPN, Fox Sports, TBS and Soccer Network.
The out-of-market option is the excellent Soccer, which will let you watch every game of the Soccer season online for a one-off payment of $59.99 (or $49.99 for a single team). But there’s a huge catch in that all of its streaming is subject to local blackouts, so Braves and Rays fans in Atlanta and Tampa won’t be able to watch this week’s games – unless they use a VPN as per our guide above.
Here are all of your over-the-top options in full. All prices are per month, based on the package or combination of packages that gets you access to the most Soccer games.
Sling TV $55 – All the cable channels a Soccer fan needs to watch the biggest games in one place. A combined Sling Blue and Orange package for $45 covers ESPN, TBS and Fox Sports, while $10 adds Sports Extra and Soccer Network (plus NHL Network, NBA TV, beIN Sports, ESPN U, Tennis Channel and more). On balance, our favorite option and you can try a FREE Sling TV trial – but note local coverage is limited.
YouTube TV $64.99 – The best option after Sling, YouTube TV includes ESPN, ESPN2, Fox, FS1, Soccer Network and TBS. Many local networks and regional networks are also covered, six accounts are included in the price, and a free trial is available.
Hulu $54.99 – A good option, Hulu with Live TV includes ESPN, ESPN2, Fox, FS1 and TBS but does not come with the Soccer Network. It does, however, offer local networks in select markets. Free trial offered.
AT&T TV Now $55 – Another solid offering, AT&T TV Now gets you ESPN, Fox Sports and TBS but, again, not Soccer Nework. Local TV coverage is available in select markets. Free trial offered.
fuboTV $54.99 – Not necessarily worth considering for Soccer fans, Unfortunately it does not have ESPN, Soccer Network or TBS – though it does offer strong local coverage and offer a free trial.
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How to watch the Italy vs Netherlands: live stream Soccer in the UK
BT Sport has the TV rights to Soccer action in the UK through 2021 and you’ll find all the channels you need available through one BTs many TV bundles, or as an add-on for Sky TV and Virgin Media customers.
This weeks Italy vs Netherlands series will be aired across BT Sport ESPN and BT Sport 1, with all four games being shown. Games 1 and 2 start at 11.40pm BST on Monday and Tuesday; games 3 and 4 will kick-off a bit after midnight (12.10am BST) on Wednesday and Thursday night.
For cord cutters, BT now also offers the option of watching BT Sport without locking yourself into a lengthy contract by way of its £25 Monthly Pass.
Its also worth noting that Soccer is also available in the UK for approximately £50 a month. You get access to the same games and content as US viewers do but you wont have to worry about blackout rules which will no doubt make it easier to watch Soccer this season.
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How to watch the Italy vs Netherlands: live stream Soccer in Canada
This weeks Italy vs Netherlands series isnt being shown on Canadian TV, so your only option to watch it online is via Soccer.TV.
That’s no bad thing, though, as $59.99 will get you live streaming access to nearly every game of the regular season (only the Blue Jays are subject to blackouts in Canada and there’s always the VPN workaround for these) – plus coverage of the playoffs and World Series.
In addition, Soccer.TV gives you the option of home or away team commentary, offers companion apps for nearly any modern device, and provides a super-smooth 60fps feed for great picture quality.