Eurosport

hans_2

Best malware free site for wife to watch Andy Murray in Australian tennis open.tomorrow please.

It's on Eurosport only I believe.

pmartin86

http://www.eurosportplayer.co.uk/tennis/australian-open_sto4768978/event.shtml?ns_campaign=player-uk-prospect-aopen16&ns_mchannel=autopromo&ns_source=eurosportcom&ns_linkname=pm-header&ns_fee=0

hans_2

pmartin86 wrote: »

http://www.eurosportplayer.co.uk/tennis/australian-open_sto4768978/event.shtml?ns_campaign=player-uk-prospect-aopen16&ns_mchannel=autopromo&ns_source=eurosportcom&ns_linkname=pm-header&ns_fee=0

Need your e-mail address and password to log in:rotfl:

Sorry should have said free stream.

wellynever

Download Kodi, install Phoenix and install a few others like israelive.

bod1467

streamsports dot me ... and use a browser with Adblock / uBlock etc.

Or get BT TV with BT Sports and you get Eurosports 1 and 2.

debitcardmayhem

I would personally spend a few quid and send your wife to Australia on a 35 day return ticket (5 days should cover his expected stay, but just in case 30 extra will cover it), it would give you 35 days peace and quiet, and would not involve asking strangers to break copyright and forum rules, or pay for a eurosport monthly pass or whatever it is called.

hans_2

debitcardmayhem wrote: »

I would personally spend a few quid and send your wife to Australia on a 35 day return ticket (5 days should cover his expected stay, but just in case 30 extra will cover it), it would give you 35 days peace and quiet, and would not involve asking strangers to break copyright and forum rules, or pay for a eurosport monthly pass or whatever it is called.

Not asking anyone to break copyright and know no forum rules to prevent me asking original question.

Think this would apply to all sports

You can watch live football online for free, but legally it's highly questionable

Watching football online
It’s possible to watch matches live on the internet for free. But the picture quality's often suspect and there are big question marks about the legality of doing this.

Some websites stream games via overseas TV channels, including matches not available on UK TV (such as Saturday 3pm kick-offs, which are never live here).

Are these websites breaking the law by showing games?

We spoke to Ted Shapiro, a partner at top media law firm Wiggin. He says these websites which stream TV channels without authorisation, are breaking the law as they don't have the rights to show these games.
Am I breaking the law if I watch a game on one of these websites?

There’s no definitive answer. It's highly unlikely that the Premier League will come after individuals for streaming games using these sites, as its time is better spent chasing the sites which show the games illegally.

The Premier League won a case against FirstRowSports, which streamed matches to fans. It’s now being blocked by six big UK broadband providers. More in the MSE News story Premier League free streaming sites.
Should I watch a game on one of these sites?

This is totally up to you. Make your own judgement based on the info above.

http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/phones/football-on-tv

debitcardmayhem

hans_2 wrote: »

Not asking anyone to break copyright and know no forum rules to prevent me asking original question.

Think this would apply to all sports


http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/phones/football-on-tv

My mistake I didn't realise he was a football player, and there are no rules on the forum to ask said question, but there "may" be some that cover promoting the circumventing of the rights of the copyright holders. Google is really your friend in this case, but make sure you can cope with sites that may distribute malware. I personally would use a "walled garden" approach, or similar.

hans_2

Live and learn.

hans_2

Excellent stream :T

Saved the air fare.:D