How to Watch/Livestream Bundesliga Online Outside of Germany (Deutschland)

The premier German football league Bundesliga restarted its regular season last weekend.

This means that football followers all over the world will have something new to watch for the first time in months.

In resuming the play, the German Bundesliga effectively becomes the first and, for now, the only big European football league to kickstart the 2019-2020 football season.

The COVID-19 pandemic brought a halt to all entertainment activities including football for the past two months, so the resumption of some entertainment is not only a relief but is also exciting—perhaps more than normal.

Fans of football (or soccer, in some countries) can now look forward to seeing live, high-quality football games this month and onward.

In this guide, we’ll take a look at how to watch Bundesliga online through live stream platforms outside of Germany.

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With the help of this guide, you’ll be able to watch all the noteworthy games from any country in the world.

Why Should I Watch German Bundesliga?

If there’s one football league worth watching in Germany, then it is the Bundesliga. It is the premier domestic football competition in the country.

Before the pandemic hit, the top teams in the league had amassed enough points to keep watchers guessing over who would win in the end. The league currently hangs in the balance, but the race for the crown continued on May 16.

The coronavirus pandemic put a stop to all league games in the initial days of March.

Now because no other team has played any games since then, Bayern Munich still sits pretty at the top of the league. RB Leipzig and Borussia Dortmund are closing in on the Bundesliga champions, but don’t count on Bayern Munich to make things any easier.

Another major opponent a lot of teams are mistakenly ignoring is Borussia Monchengladbach. Don’t forget Bayer Leverkusen and Werder Bremen either.

You don’t need to study the entire history of the German Bundesliga to know that this year is going to be the most interesting year in Bundesliga which traditionally has been dominated by a single team named Bayern Munich. There’s a good chance that the race will go right into the final week of the league.

That means fans can look forward to a ton of action, high stakes and lots of drama.

Of course, you do not need to be German to watch and enjoy German football. The game of soccer/football is diverse enough to be enjoyable for any person living in any country.

As mentioned above, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all of the matches will not have an in-stadium audience. The administration behind the Germany Bundesliga made the decision to have all the games played behind closed doors.

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Top Free Way to Watch German Bundesliga

As far as the U.S. is concerned, Fox Sports is the channel you need to keep an eye on. It has purchased the rights to stream Bundesliga content in the country.

Now, if you don’t happen to have a cable subscription, then you can just sign up for a live streaming service like Hulu + Live TV. Each new customer gets a one-week trial period.

Don’t forget to cancel your subscription after the one-week free trial period has expired. Otherwise, you may have to pay for the whole month even if you only used the service for a week and a few hours.

DISCLAIMER:

Security Gladiators in no way encourages or condones any kind of copyright violation or circumvention of restrictions. That includes streaming illegal content as some services can host both legal and pirated content. You need to do your own research to see if these services and content are legal in your own country. We suggest to always use a VPN while streaming or downloading anything from the web.

How to watch German Bundesliga Live in Any Country

If you’re a determined fan who will do everything in your power to get access to the highly anticipated Bundesliga restart, but you’re living abroad, this section is for you.

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If you try to access Bundesliga content the regular way, you may find out that you can’t watch anything because of geo-restrictions on the domestic league content.

So what do you do?

The most effective and convenient solution for bypassing geo-restrictions is to sign up for a VPN service.

VPN services use sophisticated technology in order to change the IP address of the user’s device to any country they want, and that includes the user’s original country.

With the use of a VPN service, you can change your location to whatever country is offering live Bundesliga content either for free or through a channel like Fox Sports.

We don’t know the exact reason why your internet service provider or stream service would not allow you to watch content on their platform outside of your country of origin even though you’ve paid for the service, but what we do know is that you can use a VPN to make all these annoyances go away.

You probably already know that the market is currently filled with VPN services that claim to be the best and the fastest. But of course, every VPN service cannot be the fastest and the safest.

Click here to learn more about the best VPNs in the world right now, not just for watching Bundesliga online through livestreams, but for any other task that requires you to change your location and hide your data.

Keep in mind that the VPN service that you sign up for should have dedicated VPN apps for devices such as laptops, Roku, smartphones, gaming consoles, Apple TV and Amazon Fire TV Stick. A good VPN should be intuitive and simple to use.

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It should have impenetrable security and fast VPN servers for bufferless streaming. Ideally speaking, your VPN service should also have a money-back guarantee and offer discounts on long-term subscription plans.

In any case, once you’ve signed up for a VPN service, all you have to do is to download the official VPN app for your internet-connected device and then run the app.

After that, click the button that allows you to choose the server location and connect to your home country or any other country that’s streaming the Bundesliga games.

And that’s it—there is nothing else that you need to do to watch Bundesliga online from outside of Germany.

How to Watch German Bundesliga Online via Livestream in the UK

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BT Sports is the channel that will serve German Bundesliga to people living in Ireland and/or the U.K. The channel has bought exclusive broadcasting rights to live stream Bundesliga in the U.K. and will offer the BT Monthly Pass option, which costs around $31 per month with no contract obligations.

People living in Ireland can sign up for NowTV Monthly Pass for under $19 per month.

Have a look at the list of broadband and TV subscription packages that offer the channel. With Sky, you can get BT Sport as an add-on.

Expect high-quality live matches on most Saturdays and Sundays, with occasional Friday games.

To access any of your subscribed services from outside of the U.K., use a VPN.

How to Watch German Bundesliga Online via Livestream in the US

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Fox Sports has bought the rights to broadcast Bundesliga in the U.S. Look for everything Bundesliga on Fox Sports 1, Fox Deportes (if you don’t mind Fox Deportes Spanish commentary) and Fox Sports 2.

If you have the right cable provider, then you can watch live content on Fox through the official Fox Go app on your smartphone/tablet, smart TV or computer.

If you don’t have cable, you can access Fox Sports on Hulu. Hulu also offers Fox Sports 1 and Fox Sports 2 as a part of its Hulu + Live TV package.

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Access may change from location to location, so click here to learn more about local listings. And remember, Hulu has a free one-week trial period—use it.

How to Watch German Bundesliga Livestream in Canada

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Sportsnet will get you everything you want on German football. There is also a streaming service called Sportsnet Now that offers all Bundesliga games on all modern devices.

You have to pay $27.99 per month or $9.99 per seven-day trial for access to premium SN Now+ content. Again, if you can’t access your content outside of Canada, use a VPN.

How to watch German Bundesliga Live in Australia

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For Australia, you need beIN Sports. It is one of the top sports channels in the world and has bought exclusive rights to live stream Bundesliga in Australia.

If you live in Australia and have access to Kayo Sports, you can sign up for an AU$24.99 per month package, which offers ESPN and Fox Sports channels in addition to beIN Sports.

Kayo Sports even has a two-week free trial offer.

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There is also a standalone option in the form of beIN Sports Connect, which costs $19.99 per month and also has a two-week trial option that costs nothing.

Again, use a VPN service if you have access to an Australian service but want to stream Bundesliga outside of Australia.

How to Watch German Bundesliga Livestream in France

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The official Bundesliga broadcaster in the country is beIN Sports. To watch Bundesliga live, sign up for either a €15 per month or €14 per month package.

Do take note that all commentary on beIN Sports is spoken in French.

FAQ

Can You Watch Bundesliga Games on Hulu?
Yes, you can. You need to sign up for the Hulu + Live TV package.
What Is the Bundesliga 2019/2020 Schedule?
The official Bundesliga live match schedule is here.
What Channel Is Streaming the Bundesliga Games?
Depending upon where you live, you can access Bundesliga on BT Sports, beIN Sports, Fox Sports, Fox Deportes (commentary will be in Spanish on Fox Deportes), Fox Soccer and Fox Soccer Plus. Keep in mind that while Fox Soccer Plus will offer Bundesliga content, its sister offering by the name of Fox Soccer Plus Match Pass will shut down on June 30, 2020.
Zohair A. Zohair is currently a content crafter at Security Gladiators and has been involved in the technology industry for more than a decade. He is an engineer by training and, naturally, likes to help people solve their tech related problems. When he is not writing, he can usually be found practicing his free-kicks in the ground beside his house.
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