Leicester City vs Crystal Palace: How to watch Premier League clash on TV, live stream details & kick off time

Crystal Palace travel to current relegation candidates Leicester City in the latest gameweek in the Premier League.

Leicester have had a poor start to the Premier League, but all looked to be good when they thumped rivals Nottingham Forest 4-0.

That 4-0 win was followed up by a disappointing collapse to Bournemouth, where they conceded two in four minutes to lose 2-1 after leading for almost an hour.

Meanwhile Palace came back from behind to beat Leeds United 2-1 on October 9. Goals from Odsonne Edouard and Eberechi Eze helped Palace win their first game in the league since August.

When is kick-off?

Kick off at the King Power Stadium is at 12:30pm on Saturday, October 15. The game is the second fixture of the upcoming Premier League gameweek, and the first fixture on Saturday.

Can I watch the game on TV?

Yes. The early fixture in the Premier League is usually aired by BT Sport and they will be airing the game on BT Sport 1. The build up will begin at 11:30am.

How to sign up to BT Sport

Fans wishing to watch the game on BT Sport can purchase their monthly pass. The monthly Pass gets you a month of BT Sport, contract free. It’s only £25 per month and is a rolling contract with no up front fee required.

Another option is the ‘Big Sport package’. This package gives you access to all 11 Sky Sports channels, Eurosport one and two and of course all BT Sport channels. It costs £41.99 a month and is a 24-month contract.

And finally, the cheapest option is the simply named ‘Sport’ package. This costs £16 a month with £39.99 up front and is a 24-month contract. Included is All BT Sport channels plus BoxNation, a recordable TV box and instant access to the BT Sport app.

Can I live stream the match?

Yes. The match will be available to watch on laptops, consoles, tablets and mobiles via the BT Sport app.

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