Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur: how to watch the Spurs game live on Amazon Prime Video this week

Tottenham Hotspur returns to Amazon Prime Video this week, but not as part of any documentary series. Instead, their game against Manchester United is one of many midweek fixtures that the streaming platform will be broadcasting live through Prime Video, as Spurs look to continue their fine run of form in the Premier League, having beaten Everton 2-0 in their last game.

The fixture is part of a 20 game package that Amazon bid for, outbidding the current two broadcasters and to wet their feet in any potential move to bid for the broadcasting rights to the Premier League during the next bidding process. The platform currently owns the rights to screen Spain’s La Liga and Germany’s Bundesliga.

Despite several clashes taking place, all the games will be screened live and uninterrupted simultaneously across Prime Video, with an extra channel included that will offer analysis and in-studio punditry from a range of footballing figures for all the games.

Londonworld is here to give you all the information on when the game will take place, how to watch and how to sign up to Prime Video.

When is Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur taking place?

Manchester United will be hosting Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford, Manchester on October 19 2022 with a kick off time of 8:15pm.

How can I watch Man Utd v Spurs live on TV?

Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur can only be watched through Amazon Prime Video, as part of the 20 Premier League games they have picked up during the 2022-2023 season. Broadcasting will begin for the game at 7pm on Prime Video, with punditry and in-studio comments ahead of the 8:15pm kick off.

The game will be simulcast alongside other games Prime Video are screening this week, with an on-demand broadcast of all games available after the full time whistle.

How do I sign up to Amazon Prime Video?

Those who already have a pre-existing Amazon Prime membership are already entitled to Prime Video at no extra charge and can access the live football from the Prime Video app.

For those who do not have an Amazon Prime Video account, the service is offering a 30 day trial for new members, which will then become a recurring payment of £8.99 per month, which can be cancelled at any time.

You can sign up and find out more information about Prime Video by visiting Amazon’s official sign-up page.

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