How to watch the Sweden vs Bosnia live stream from anywhere
Sweden can seal promotion to the top tier of the Nations League when they host Bosnia & Herzegovina on 14 November. The match is free to stream in Bosnia, with paid options in the UK, US, Canada and Australia.
Key takeaways
- Sweden can win promotion to Nations League Tier A by beating Bosnia & Herzegovina on 14 November.
- The match streams free on BHT 1 in Bosnia & Herzegovina, while UK viewers pay £2.49 on Prime Video.
- Fox Soccer Plus, DAZN and beIN Sports carry the match in the US, Canada and Australia respectively.
- Kick-off is 7:45pm GMT, or 6:45am AEDT on 15 November for Australian viewers.
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What the match means
Sweden host Bosnia & Herzegovina in the Nations League on Saturday, 14 November, with kick-off at 7:45pm GMT. According to TechRadar, a win would seal Sweden's promotion to Tier A, the competition's top tier.
Sweden have won three of their four fixtures in the group so far and go into the match in strong form, with Alexander Isak leading the attack. Bosnia & Herzegovina have taken eight points from a possible 12, but can no longer call on Edin Dzeko, who retired from international football after the previous meeting between the sides. Stuttgart's Ermedin Demirović is expected to lead their line instead.
Where to watch for free
The match is available free of charge on BHT 1 in Bosnia & Herzegovina, according to TechRadar. Viewers outside the country would normally be blocked by geo-restrictions, which limit a stream to viewers in a specific region.
TechRadar notes that a VPN, a service that makes a device appear to be in another country, can be used to access the free broadcast from abroad. It recommends NordVPN, which offers a 30-day money-back guarantee. Readers should check that any use of a VPN complies with the broadcaster's terms of service.
Paid options in other countries
In the UK, Prime Video is showing the match as a pay-per-view event costing £2.49.
In the United States, Fox Soccer Plus carries the broadcast, and is available through Sling, YouTube TV, Fubo and DirecTV Stream. TechRadar also mentions Fox One, which costs $19.99 per month and is showing a range of Nations League matches.
In Canada, DAZN broadcasts the game, with its soccer package starting at CA$24.99 per month and also covering the Premier League, Champions League and Bundesliga. In Australia, the match is on beIN Sports 2 and beIN Sports Connect, which offers a 7-day free trial, with subscriptions from AU$16.99 per month or AU$169.99 per year.
Kick-off times around the world
The match starts at 7:45pm GMT on Saturday, 14 November, which is 2:45pm ET and 11:45am PT in the United States.
For viewers in Australia, it begins at 6:45am AEDT on Sunday, 15 November, so early risers or those planning to record the stream should take the time difference into account.
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