This has been covered on numerous threads already, but as that has always been within other discussions it's probably time that the subject had it's own thread. So if you've never enjoyed the delights of dodgy camera work and partisan commentaries at times, then here's what you need to do to watch a streamed game.
The National League have now been streaming NL games for two seasons and the webpage to access this service is here:
To use the service you must first register, not a difficult task, and it's free. The NL web page will tell you what games are being streamed at the time, by date, and also which games are available to your viewing region. Please remember that games are not normally available to domestic users (UK), however, if you are an exile (outside of the UK) then Southend games will be available for you to view. As with all things in life, there are exceptions and weekday matches (M-F) can usually be watched by domestic users as can games on Saturdays if it's an 'International games' weekend.
Zone users have found that it is advisable to use VPN* software to watch matches, as then, it doesn't matter what country you are in, the service will recognise you as an International user. The only marker on this is that the VPN must be set for a country other than the UK.
* Obviously ShrimperZone cannot formally recommend a VPN, but a list of the most popular ones in use is given below. No doubt Zone users will have used others as well, so please add to this thread if appropriate.
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The National League have now been streaming NL games for two seasons and the webpage to access this service is here:
National League TV - Revamped website coming soon
The Official website of National League TV
www.nationalleaguetv.com
To use the service you must first register, not a difficult task, and it's free. The NL web page will tell you what games are being streamed at the time, by date, and also which games are available to your viewing region. Please remember that games are not normally available to domestic users (UK), however, if you are an exile (outside of the UK) then Southend games will be available for you to view. As with all things in life, there are exceptions and weekday matches (M-F) can usually be watched by domestic users as can games on Saturdays if it's an 'International games' weekend.
Zone users have found that it is advisable to use VPN* software to watch matches, as then, it doesn't matter what country you are in, the service will recognise you as an International user. The only marker on this is that the VPN must be set for a country other than the UK.
* Obviously ShrimperZone cannot formally recommend a VPN, but a list of the most popular ones in use is given below. No doubt Zone users will have used others as well, so please add to this thread if appropriate.
Best VPNs for the UK - August 2024 - Cybernews.com
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