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How to watch Newcastle vs Hull: Live streams, TV channels for Premier League 2026/27

All the ways to watch Newcastle vs Hull live streams online, as the unbeaten Tigers visit St. James' Park in the Premier League 2026/27.

How to watch Newcastle vs Hull: Live streams, TV channels for Premier League 2026/27

The highly-anticipated match between Newcastle United and Hull City is set to kick off on Saturday, September 19 at 10am ET / 3pm BST / 12am AEST (Sunday). Fans can tune in to watch the action live through various streaming services.

In the United States, Peacock will be broadcasting the match. A Peacock Premium subscription starts at $12.99 per month or $129.99 per year. Alternatively, subscribers can take advantage of the free 30-day trial of Walmart+ to access Peacock Premium.

For viewers in the UK, the game is not being broadcast live due to a Saturday 3pm blackout. However, highlights will be available on Sky Sports and BBC One shortly after the final whistle. If you're traveling to the UK, a VPN like NordVPN can help you access your usual Premier League streams.

Canadian fans can catch the match on Fubo, which offers a Sports Monthly package starting at CA$31.49/month. For Australians, Stan Sport will be airing the game, with a monthly cost of AU$20 plus the base Stan subscription fee of AU$9.99/month. NordVPN can also be used to access the game from anywhere.

The match begins at 3pm BST, which is 7am PT / 10am ET in the US and 12am AEST on Sunday in Australia. Mobile viewers can access the stream through the respective streaming service's app or mobile browser. Additionally, they can stay updated with the latest moments from the Premier League 2026/27 on the official Premier League social media channels on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.

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