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didn't see this on the day, the the Torquay-Enfield game was available to watch internationally (don't know about in the UK) and you didn't need a VPN. Nationalleaguetv.com is the website to go to. They charge basically a tenner for each game they show.
You can watch Saturday games too with VPN, I have watched two TUFC Saturday games so far along with last nights match.numpte wrote: ↑04 Sep 2024, 14:57 By my gambling Torquay are always going to be on it becuase of the fan base when there is an international break or midweek and that has proved to be the case as it continued what they were doing last year. I took that view and bought the month pass for £25 before Enfield and will get the 5 games in so not bad for 5er a game, plus i watch on the odd saturday afternoon conference games, with VPN. Barnet v Southend was a pretty good game.
Roll on next year, every game is on*
*Subject to Promotion
it doesn't affect NLTV streaming for NL games - they've decided to ignore that rule for National League only ,which was the same last time we were in that division. For NLS/N they've said that they'll adhere to the blackout rules, so the games you have been able to see have been because they are outside of those windows. as I detailed in my previous post, Enfield, Farnborough, Chesham and Chippenham have been broadcast so far. Enfield and Farnborough were both on Saturdays, but before the Premier League started - which is when that Article 48 kicks in (because the rule is related to the percentage of teams in the top 2 divisions playing at 3pm)slay1373 wrote: ↑04 Sep 2024, 15:54 So, I live in Saudi Arabia and use IPTV out there without VPN.
At moment they are streaming every other TUFC match, currently in Croatia and watch last nights game.
The Saturday 3pm blackout doesn’t affect NLTV streaming for those of us overseas. I watched one match through their streaming and got a refund because there was a technical issue, but about 10 mins after I bought the streaming for the game, it came on my IPTV Non-League Channel, so now stick to that.
It seems DAZN and NLTV are giving each NLS and NLN alternate streaming days. But have always stated they are gearing to all games being available.
I will reiterate, the Saturday UEFA rule DOES NOT apply to streaming for those overseas.
My comment is for international viewers. Outside of the UK, every single NL game is being broadcast on NLTV, regardless of whether the blackout rules appy. In NLS/N they've decided to adhere to that rule even in the case of international broadcast - and when the rule does not apply (international break, midweek games) they are ony showing 'select' games at our level.brucie wrote: ↑04 Sep 2024, 23:11 They arnt ignoring the rule - it seems that its a policy decision not broadcast south and north games within the window. As the games tare not streamed in the first place it would suggest that its not finacially viable to do so.
You couldnt watch any national league games either within the uefa window as they are not broadcast in this country.
Of course it is easy to navigate tis via the vpm/firestick/iptv method. As has been mentioned should we get promoted it would be possible to view all games hone and away.