The Premier League resumes today after the international break, with Manchester United heading to Hampshire to face Southampton in the first game of the weekend.
Southampton has struggled since returning to the Premier League, suffering three consecutive losses in their opening matches. Manager Russell Martin has maintained his approach of playing from the back, but a more cautious strategy might be necessary as the team seeks crucial points.
United’s Erik ten Hag finds himself under pressure following two straight defeats, the most recent being a heavy loss to Liverpool. Fans of the Red Devils will be hopeful that their team can continue its strong track record, having lost only once in their last 30 encounters with newly-promoted teams.
The match between Southampton and Manchester United is scheduled for Saturday, September 14, at St. Mary’s Stadium, kicking off at 12:30 p.m. BST local time, which translates to 7:30 a.m. ET, 4:30 a.m. PT in the US and Canada, and 9:30 p.m. AEST in Australia.
For those looking to watch the game live, the following streaming options are available.
In the US, the match will be broadcast on USA Network, accessible through cable subscriptions or via NBC Sports’ website with a valid login. It is also available on Sling TV and other premium streaming platforms.
For viewers outside their home region, using a VPN can help bypass restrictions and maintain internet speed on game day. A reliable VPN allows users to virtually change their location, potentially enhancing both access and privacy.
In the UK, the match will be televised exclusively on TNT Sports, available on TNT Sports 1 and in 4K on TNT Sports Ultimate.
In Canada, Fubo Canada holds exclusive streaming rights for the Premier League, making it necessary to subscribe to their service to watch the game live.
Australian fans can catch all Premier League matches on the streaming service Optus Sport, which offers every fixture of the season live.
Access to the Premier League through VPNs is legal in regions where VPNs are permitted, provided users have legitimate subscriptions to the streaming services.