RB Leipzig vs Freiburg live stream: how to watch today’s Bundesliga match online from anywhere

A VPN is perfect for this as it allows you to change your IP address so you appear to be in a completely different location. We’ve tested hundreds of VPNs and can recommend ExpressVPN as the best VPN service currently available.

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And don’t forget that a VPN isn’t just for football…there’s loads you can do with them. From unblocking restricted sites and watching Netflix in other countries to adding an extra layer of security for online shopping and banking.

VPNs aren’t foolproof, though, and sometimes you’ll find that content still gets blocked even if you’re relocated your device back home. Sometimes, all you need to do is enter your browser’s private or Incognito mode to fix the issue – but on a few occasions, you may be plain stumped. 

Based on our experience, this is the exception rather than the rule, but it’s worth being aware – and another reason we recommend ExpressVPN, as it offers 24/7 customer support to help you solve any server woes you may encounter.

Footy-starved sports fans in the UK and Ireland will be relived to find they can once again get a dose of live action from the German top flight via BT Sport, who will being showing every Bundesliga match LIVE for the remainder of this delayed season.

BT Sport is available as part of the provider’s wide range of TV and broadband packages – as well as being offered as an add-on with Sky. Existing customers will find they can easily live stream Bundesliga fixtures on either the BT Sport website or via the BT Sport app.

But more temptingly, there’s now also the option of a BT Sport Monthly Pass, priced at just £25 a month on a contract-free basis – or Irish viewers can take advantage of an even cheaper €17 a month offer via Now TV.

Saturday’s RB Leipzig vs Freiburg match is on BT Sport 2, with coverage beginning at 2pm ahead of a 2.30pm BST kick-off.

And if you’re out of the UK but have subscribed, you can always use a VPN to relocate your IP to a UK location and watch the match as if you were back at home.

In the US, Fox Sports is the TV home of the Bundesliga with live games being shown across a combination of FOX Sports 1, FOX Sports 2, FOX Deportes, FOX Soccer Plus and Univision Deportes each match week.

Saturday’s game will broadcast live on Fox Sports 2 along with FOX Soccer Match Pass, FOX Deportes and Foxsports.com, with kick-off at 9.30am ET / 6.30am PT.

Assuming you have cable, you’ll be able to watch on Fox either at home, online or on the network’s Fox Sports Go app for tablets and smartphones.

Anyone who doesn’t have cable but wants easy access to Fox Sports may want to consider Hulu. The popular streaming service’s Hulu + Live TV package typically includes the two main Fox Sports channels – FS1 and FS2, but check your local availability here – and offers a FREE 1-week trial so you can see if it’s the right option for you.

If you subscribe to such a service, remember that it doesn’t have to stop streaming if you leave your country of origin – just use a VPN to enjoy all the content you’ve already paid wherever you are.

In Canada, subscription TV channel Sportsnet has the rights to show the Bundesliga, but if you don’t have it as part of your TV package, you can sign up to its Sportsnet Now streaming service to live stream (in HD) all the Bundesliga matches Canada has to offer.

You’ll need the more premium SN Now+ offering, but it costs a reasonable CA$9.99 for a 7-day trial – or $27.99 a month if you want to keep it on a commitment-free basis.

However, if you want to watch while away from Canada, your best bet is to check out a VPN and access the coverage.

Kick-off for RB Leipzig vs Freiburg in Canada on Saturday is at 9.30pm ET or 6.30am PT.

If you need a welcome distraction of top flight football from the lockdown boredom in Australia, then you’ll need to be a subscriber to beIN Sports who have exclusive live coverage rights to the Bundesliga for the remaining games of this season.

You don’t have to pay a premium price, though, as Australian streaming service Kayo Sports offers beIN Sports as part of a AU$24.99 a month package that also includes Fox Sports and ESPN channels – a great value solution for any sports fan that doesn’t want the commitment of cable. There’s even a FREE 2-week trial on offer right now so you can watch this weekend’s Bundesliga soccer for free!

Saturday’s clash between RB Leipzig vs Freiburg will be on beIN Sports 1 with kick-off at 11.30pm AEST.

Alternatively, beIN Sports Connect is available direct through the network as a standalone streaming option. It costs $19.99 a month with a free 2-week trial but doesn’t come with any additional channels.

If you already subscribe to one of these services but find yourself away from Oz for this weekend’s big Bundesliga restart, remember you can always deploy a VPN to access the coverage you’d normally watch (and almost certainly pay for) back home.

beIN is also the sole rights holders for live coverage of the Bundesliga in New Zealand this season.

Sky Sport subscribers now have access to beIN connect, beIN Sports’ streaming service in New Zealand and is available as a standalone purchase for $19.78 per month, with a free two-week trial on offer if you’d like to try before you buy.

If you’ve read the rest of this article, you probably know the alternative route by now. You could give a VPN a try as per the instructions above.