Top 8 Best Football live Streaming websites for 2021

Watch live football matches on the go from our list of best live football streaming sites below

This day most of us find it difficult to watch our favourite clubs or football teams play either because of being occupied with work or we are out where Tv network coverage is bad or no available network cable to watch our favourite competition.

Modern-day technology has ensured many wonderful things, and watching sports without television is just one of those.

Talking about football, its undoubtedly the most-favoured or viewed sport around the world, with millions of people now relying on streaming services in order to get their daily dose of the action. Fortunately, there are countless broadcasters who have taken this into account, offering their services for either free or a small fee.

Only the top live football streaming sites out there fulfil their legal requirements by obtaining their right to broadcast the sport, and here we take a look at the top ten currently available.

Now sit get a cup of coffee or any nice drink close to you but avoid alcohol as we serve you our top 8 best football streaming site in 2021.

1) BT Sport

Launched in 2013 and based at Queen Elizabeth Park in east London, the self-proclaimed ‘Heart of Sport’ broadcast a wide range of sports including rugby union, UFC, boxing and MotoGP, with millions of customers nationwide utilising these services.

Much like Sky, BT Sport features the English and Scottish football calendars heavily, but differ thanks to their exclusive deal with UEFA which sees them broadcast all Champions League and Europa League matches.

2) Sky Sports

Sky Sports is arguably the UK’s top football broadcasting service, with both English and Scottish domestic action continuously available week after week. There is, of course, the added bonus of extremely reliable servers and easily navigated menus.

Over ten channels are available with certain subscriptions, with live football, rugby, cricket, golf, tennis and boxing all among the favoured sports. It’s also the home of Formula 1, while catch-up and highlights are also on offer.

3) Hotstar

Indian-based subscription on-demand streaming service Hotstar – a subsidiary of the Walt Disney Company – offers TV and film entertainment, but also boasts a dedicated sports section. Cricket, football and hockey dominate the schedule.

Hotstar comprises both free and paid content, the latter accessed via its sports-only package. Geographical location restrictions often present an initial challenge to access the content, but this can be overcome through the use of a VPN or proxy to unblock the restrictions.

4) ESPN

Another hugely popular platform, and another that has a particular focus on football. The high definition events are available via participating TV or internet providers, such as Cox, Hulu, Sling TV, DIRECTV and Verizon among several others.

Even without this connection, there are still a whole host of free, up to date services available, including news, highlights, scores, commentary and the latest trending videos. Football, tennis and basketball are covered in-depth, as well as the lesser-spotted WWE, MMA, horse racing and eSports.

5) Bet365

The online bookmaker unsurprisingly made a name for itself within the realm of sports betting, but recent developments have seen Bet365 offer live streaming to its loyal customers.

The live streaming platform is available for punters with a funded account, or those logged in who have placed a bet in the last 24 hours. Consumers can then place live bets, cash-out and make use of the innovative Bet Builder feature that is so prevalent in today’s sports betting world.

6) DAZN

DAZN first launched in Austria, Germany and Japan four years ago, but has since expanded to a global audience, with customers in the US, Canada and Brazil now making use of their live and on-demand sports streaming services.

And just like its location expansion, DAZN has also increased its offerings to football and several American sports, having solely operated in fighting sports. As an added bonus, the service usually offers a first-month-free option, allowing consumers to then decide if they will follow through with a paid subscription going forward.

7) beIN Sports

Qatar-based beIN Sports comprises a global network of channels, most notable for its live football streaming services. The company currently operates in countless countries including the UK, USA, the Middle East, Australia and Thailand among many others.

It holds the rights to broadcast the majority of the major club and country football competitions including the Champions League and the European Championships, and boasts many former professionals among their commentary and punditry teams, including Gaizka Mendieta, Robert Pires and Eric Abidal.

8) fuboTV

American streaming service fuboTV delivers original content to mobile phones through its smartphone app, focusing on channels that distribute news and entertainment, but primarily sports, mainly MLS, as well as basketball and NFL.

It is another service that offers a trial period before a potential upgrade to its premium content, while the servers in USA and Canada mean that a VPN is necessary to enjoy the live football streams.