Man United vs Brighton and Hove Albion: How and when to watch it across the globe

Manchester United will host Brighton & Hove Albion in the third round of the EFL Cup tonight at Old Trafford. The Red Devils fell at the first hurdle last season against Grimsby Town and will be hoping for a much better result this season. Here is when and where to watch the match around the wo...
Manchester United will host Brighton & Hove Albion in the third round of the EFL Cup tonight at Old Trafford.
The Red Devils fell at the first hurdle last season against Grimsby Town and will be hoping for a much better result this season.
Here is when and where to watch the match around the world.
In a related development, the match will kick off at 20:00 BST and will be broadcast on ITV and Sky Sports.
In Europe, the match will start at 21:00 in most countries and will be available on a selection of channels. In France, the game will be on beIN Sports and in Germany, on Sky Go.
United have a passionate fanbase in Scandinavia, and the match will also be shown there at 21:00. The game will be broadcast on Viaplay.
Furthermore, the match will be on Paramount+ in the USA and will start at 15:00 Eastern Time, 14:00 Central, 13:00 Mountain, and 12:00 Pacific. In Canada, the match will be shown on DAZN Canada.
In Nigeria and Cameroon, the match will start at 20:00 and will be shown on SuperSport.
In Kenya, the match will kick off at 22:00 and will also be available on SuperSport. South African fans can tune in at 21:00 on SuperSport.
Additionally, indian fans will have to wait until 00:30 local time on Thursday morning to see the game and can catch the action on FanCode.
Japanese fans will have to tune in even later at night on DAZN at 04:00 local time.
It will also be an early start for fans in Oceania, as the match will kick off at 05:00 there and supporters can tune in to beIN Sports in both countries.
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