How to stream the Premier League online: Watch Chelsea vs Liverpool live @ 8pm

Chelsea host Liverpool tonight in gameweek 5 - here’s how to stream the Premier League live
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Published on 16 September 2016
How to stream Chelsea vs Liverpool

The Premier League is in for a big night as Liverpool travel to Chelsea tonight for the second Friday night game of the season.

There are several ways you can watch tonight’s game. Sky Sports subscribers can simply put Sky Sports 1 on at 8pm and that’s it. However, if you’re not going to be at home at 8pm tonight, or don’t have Sky Sports, fear not, there are other options.

Now TV lets you access Sky content without tying you into a contract. You can sign up to Now TV on a daily, weekly and monthly basis.

How to watch Chelsea vs Liverpool: Now TV

Now TV access is available on the following devices: iPhone, iPhone, Android, smart TVs, PCs, Macs and via a dedicated £14.99 Now TV box that connects to your TV.

NOW TV Box with 1 Month Sky Sports Pass

NOW TV Box with 1 Month Sky Sports Pass

Providing you’re a subscriber, or have a friend who’s willing to give you their login, you can watch the match live and free of charge via Sky Go.

Laptops, Macs and PCs: You can download and watch Sky Go for free on your computer. Sky Go runs on the Microsoft Silverlight plugin, meaning you can’t view it on Google Chrome, Firefox 64-bit or Microsoft Edge browsers. Instead, Windows users should use IE11 or Firefox 32-bit browsers; Mac users should run Safari or Firefox.

iPhone, iPod or Android device via Sky Go: Similarly, you can download Sky Go on your iOS or Android device and easily stream the match live on the app.

PS3, PS4 and Xbox via Sky Go: The method for downloading Sky Go on a gaming console is the same as iOS and Android. The difference is you’ll have to subsidise your Sky Sports subscription by an extra £5 per month.

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David Court is founder of theBit.nz and previously worked as Expert Reviews' Group Editor.

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