How to Watch Manchester City vs. Burnley and Other Sports Events Online in the United States

The Background

The first time Manchester City and Burnley met in the FA Cup was in 1931. The United States was in The Great Depression and Duke Ellington was on the radio. Burnley won. Times have changed though, and Manchester City has won the last five FA Cup games against Burnley. They’re looking to continue that trend as the FA Cup Quarterfinals kick off this weekend.

The Details

Start brewing that coffee, East Coasters. Manchester City vs. Burnley starts at 7:45 a.m. ET today, March 18. There is only one way to watch it in the U.S.: ESPN+. Here’s how to save some money on a subscription.

ESPN+ has the exclusive rights to stream the FA Cup this year. Unfortunately, there isn’t an ESPN+ free trial, so you’ll have to drop some cash to see the Manchester City vs. Burnley match. Fortunately, it won’t be that much, and there are some ways you can save a little. The base ESPN+ price is $10 per month, or $100 for a full year. However, if you are at all interested in Disney+ or Hulu, you can opt for the Disney Bundle and save a ton on all three. The Disney Bundle gives you access to all of these services for only $12 per month.

The FA Cup is being broadcast on different services across the world. In fact, the U.S. is the only country broadcasting it through ESPN+. If you’re already an ESPN+ subscriber but you’re outside the U.S. right now, here’s how you can get the FA Cup: Use a VPN to trick your internet into thinking you’re on American soil. It’s simple and cheap. Right now NordVPN, the best VPN for streaming and the best VPN overall, is 59% off when you buy a two-year plan. It comes out to $6.69 per month. Just sign up, pick a server in the U.S., and watch Manchester City vs. Burnley on ESPN+.

About half of the Premier League matches are played exclusively on Peacock TV. You’ll need Peacock Premium to tap into them. It’s frustrating to have to subscribe to so many different services just to watch one league, but as far as cost goes, Peacock is pretty cheap. Peacock Premium costs $5 per month. That subscription gets you access to tons of live sports, all of the on-demand content on Peacock and over 50 always on TV channels. If you want to upgrade to no ads and have the ability to download content, you can pay $10 instead of $5 for the Premium Plus subscription. There isn’t a Peacock free trial that gets you access to premium content, unfortunately.

As NBC and CNBC are the official broadcasters of Six Nations matches this year, you will be able to watch the France vs Wales live stream on FuboTV, too. Plans start at $75 per month, and include over 100 channels of live sports and TV content, plus up to 1,000 hours of cloud DVR, allowing you to record live content to watch later if you can’t be there to watch when it broadcasts. You can also stream on up to ten devices at once across smart TVs, streaming media players, mobile, and beyond. But get this, the FuboTV free trial allows new subscribers to watch for up to a whole month free. But get it all set up, and the apps installed on your devices, before the big game so you don’t miss anything.

It’s time for the 2023 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, as its events will be taking place throughout the weekend, with everything culminating in the Sunday race. Practice 3 and Qualifying take place throughout the day today and you may be wondering how to watch the F1 live stream.

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