Phone on the move
Mobile football streaming suits a journey or a quick check-in away from home. Mobile data use depends on viewing time and stream quality, so keep an eye on your allowance.
sports_soccerHome viewing with The Falcon Terrace
Settle in with a smart TV, catch a match on your phone, or use a tablet or current browser. Choose the screen that fits the moment and check your package for the details that matter to your household.
Your front room is ready.
Profiles help household members keep their own reminders and viewing preferences.
Make the lounge your stand
For a big fixture, start with the television you use for home viewing. Start with the screen.
Sign in on a compatible smart TV and keep the account available for your next match. In a bright lounge, reduce reflections where you can and adjust the picture settings until the pitch is easy to follow.
Your television's built-in speakers are fine for a straightforward setup. If you use external speakers, check that their volume is balanced with commentary before the match starts.
A laptop browser is useful for checking access. For a shared front-room screen, use the television's supported viewing option where available.
Use the account created with your subscription. Keep your sign-in details somewhere secure so you can return to the match service without searching for them.
Turn the television away from direct window glare where possible, then adjust brightness and contrast for the light in your room.
Set a comfortable volume before kick-off. If you connect a soundbar or other speaker, confirm the television is sending sound to the right output.
Your second screen, your call
Keep up while travelling in the UK, or use a tablet when the main television is taken.
Mobile football streaming suits a journey or a quick check-in away from home. Mobile data use depends on viewing time and stream quality, so keep an eye on your allowance.
A tablet gives you a larger picture when someone else has the front-room TV. It also works well around the house when you want to watch from another room.
Your profile preferences and match reminders help you keep track when you switch devices. Use home broadband for longer viewing when it is available.
One household, separate preferences
Profiles keep reminders and viewing preferences separate across a shared household. Select a profile below to see a simple example of how screens can be organised.
Use this profile for match reminders and preferences on the household smart TV.
Keep a separate set of preferences for tablet viewing around the house.
Use the phone profile for reminders when travelling or watching away from the main screen.
Devices and simultaneous streams can depend on the subscription package. Check its current terms before planning to watch on more than one screen at the same time.
A steadier match-night setup
Adaptive quality responds to the bandwidth available during a match. A few practical checks can help when a connection is under pressure.
If the picture drops below expectation, work through the basics on the device you're watching.
A short pre-match routine
Set up the screen before the next fixture. Four steps. Then kick-off.
Use the account details created when your subscription started.
Open the service on a compatible TV, phone, tablet or browser.
Confirm the image and sound look right on your chosen device.
Add a home-screen shortcut where your device supports one, then check quality before kick-off.
devicesOne account for your match routine
Check package details for device and household access, then choose the option that fits your viewing setup.