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Champions League football is back for the quarter-finals and boy don’t we have some amazing fixtures to watch this week. Among them is the first match as Liverpool visit Real Madrid in Spain for what is regarded a re-run of the controversial 2018/19 Champions League final that saw Zinedine Zidane and his men lift the coveted trophy for the third time in a row.
However, this fixture is seen to see one key figure Sergio Ramos miss out due to injury. That does not mean that we won’t see two solid European giants go at it for a chance to move further to the semi-finals.
Other than this tie, this week is also set to see Manchester City battle it out with Borussia Dortmund, PSG face Bayern Munchen and Chelsea play against FC Porto. So, here’s how you can stream these matches.
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Install Streaming Apps On Your TV Or Firestick
Android TV or firestick owners are quite lucky to have a wide list of apps they can install and try to get streaming links to catch the action live. These apps are obviously not legal but have been used by many before and have proven to work seamlessly. So why not get to it as well?
They include Kodi, Mobdro, and Terrarium. These apps offer a whole lot of options that you can use to connect to live sports without having to submit to the overpriced TV subscriptions. Of course, you will have to learn your way into how they work once you have successfully installed them in order to benefit. Fortunately, they are not as complex as you would think.
Streaming on Mobile Devices
TotalSportek is one site that we have found to be quite useful in streaming football matches in various leagues. The site offers a wide variety of options uploaded by different people with links to various sports as well.
However, you will have to make sure that whatever device you are using to stream via the site is as secure as possible since the hosts of the links can get to spy on you.
DStv Now
Multichoice has been trying to move beyond the infamous “decoder first” policy and this was basically the first step. DStv Now is a mobile streaming service that subscribers can use while on the go.
Unfortunately, to have this service working for you, you must have an account with the pay-TV service of the same name. This then ends up locking you in and forcing you to own a decoder, whose viewing packages aren’t cheap at all.
But if you feel you have to own one, there is no pain in going for it.
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