'The Match' live stream: How to watch Woods and Manning vs Brady and Mickelson
Get a Champions for Charity live stream to watch Brady vs Manning on a new stage
Also referred to as Tiger vs. Phil 2, the Champions for Charity match starts today (Sunday, May 24) at 3 p.m. Eastern (10 a.m. Pacific, 7 p.m. GMT).
It's time to catch The Match live stream and watch Tom Brady and Peyton Manning resume their never-ending rivalry on a new field: the golf course. Fortunately, these Joes will be joined by Pros: Tampa Bay Tom is partnering with Phil Mickelson and Peyton's got Tiger Woods.
And, yes, as the name implies, this is all for a good cause. The 2020 The Match Champions for Charity event is set to raise at least $10 million USD to benefit COVID-19, thanks to a massive donation from the four athletes and WarnerMedia.
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That total is likely to grow, though, with additional on-course challenges.
Of course this inter-sport clash of the titans is being viewed from two angles. Some see it as their chance to watch Phil vs. Tiger — though whomever loses can blame it on their partner right? Many more (likely) see this as a Brady vs. Manning live stream, since the latter's retired from football and won't be challenging the Tompa Bay menace.
Here's everything you need to know to watch The Match 2020: Champions for Charity, Woods, Manning vs. Mickelson, Brady online:
How to watch The Match online anywhere, with a VPN
If, somehow, your region is struggling to get you a CNN International link, or access through one of the below-listed WarnerMedia networks, you don't need to miss out on Woods, Manning vs. Mickelson, Brady live streams. You can watch Champions for Charity event with the service you already pay for, live with the rest of the world, with the right VPN (virtual private network).
The best VPN service is ExpressVPN. It meets the VPN needs of the vast majority of users, offering outstanding compatibility with most devices and impressive connection speeds. It's also affordable at $12.95 per month. (Signing up for longer periods of six months or a year reduces the cost even more.)
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Our favorite VPN service, ExpressVPN, really shines thanks to its safety, speed and simplicity-to-use. It's also compatible with loads of devices - from iOS and Android to Roku, Apple TV and PlayStations. You'll even get an extra 3 months free if you sign up for a year, or there's a 30-day money-back guarantee if you just want to give it a try.
How to watch Manning vs Brady in the US
Those in the U.S. have a wide array of options for how to watch Champions for Charity live streams. If you haven't cut the cord yet, look to see if your cable or satellite provider includes HLN, TBS, TNT or truTV in your package. The match kicks off on those channels at 3 p.m. tomorrow (Sunday, May 24).
If you've already cut the cord, you can get a Manning vs Brady live stream on several live TV streaming services (depending on your region), including Sling TV, Hulu With Live TV, YouTube TV, Fubo TV and AT&T TV Now. All of which carry one or more of those channels.
The best streaming service for live TV is Sling TV, so for this occasion we recommend the Sling Blue package, which packs more than 50 channels and has a $10 off first-month discount (bringing its price down to $20 for that month). If you want some extra original programming, our second choice is Hulu With Live TV, which also has original programming like High Fidelity and Ramy — and it will let you sample its service for free with a 1-week free trial.
FuboTV is our pick for those with a love of sports, as it's got all the content you could want (but a slightly higher price). YouTube TV is ideal for the DVR set, with its unlimited storage cap. We do not recommend AT&T TV Now.
Sling TV's Sling Blue package includes TNT, TBS HLN and tru TV, so you have your pick of the ways to watch Champions for Charity. It's also got Fox and NBC local stations (in select markets), plus AMC, Bravo, CNN, Comedy Central, Food Network, FX, HGTV, Syfy and USA. Sling Orange has TBS, TNT and ESPN, among others.
Hulu + Live TV offers more than 65 channels, including the big four for Champions for Charity live streams: HLN, TBS, TNT and truTV. It's got more local affiliates than Sling, with NBC, ABC, CBS and Fox in select cities. Hulu's original programming, including Solar Opposites, is also included.
Fubo.TV: If you love sports, you probably want to check out Fubo.TV. It's got a 7-day free trial so you don't need to pay up front, and in addition to all four of the aforementioned channels — HLN, TBS, TNT and truTV — it's also got on demand movies, so you're not just watching sports (or the lack thereof at the moment).
How to watch Woods, Manning vs. Mickelson, Brady in Canada
So, this is a little tricky now. Canadians will need to use the CNN International live stream to watch Champions for Charity live streams. Unfortunately, they're not free for Canadians as they are for those in the United Kingdom — you're gonna need a login from your TV or streaming provider.
Anyone stuck in Canada and not trying to add another streaming service to their monthly tally should check out a VPN service, such as Express VPN, as explained above.
How to watch The Match in the UK
Brits have Woods, Manning vs. Mickelson, Brady live streams easy-peasy, thanks to CNN International, which offers free streams for many around the world (just not in Canada or the U.S., as previously mentioned). Folks traveling to the states and Canada right now, who want their CNN International stream might want to check out ExpressVPN.
The Match predictions
Even though Mickelson won a solid 22 holes vs Woods in 2018, Tiger and Peyton are the favorites in the gambling world right now. That's either a testament to Woods' resurgence, or how much the gambling world thinks the Manning vs Brady rivalry will go in the former's favor.
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