LTFC+ subscribers based overseas can watch our Sky Bet Championship fixture at Sheffield United live this Saturday.
Our game at Bramall Lane, which will kick-off at 3pm BST, can be screened everywhere around the globe - apart from here in the UK of course.
If you want to watch the match from abroad, you can purchase an individual match pass for £10 or buy an LTFC+ annual overseas subscription, which will give you access to this fixture and any other Luton Town fixture which can be broadcast on LTFC+ in your location. If no packages appear via the link, please logout and log back in again.
This fixture was not chosen for domestic coverage on Sky Sports or Sky Sports+, therefore fans in the United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland and the Channel Islands will not have the option to buy an individual match pass.
Domestic and international fans can listen to Simon Pitts’ commentary of the game without video, an audio pass can be purchased for £2.50. If no packages appear via the link, please logout and log back in again.
An LTFC+ subscription is not only about live fixtures, within the basic package available for £5 a month you can also get access to:
Exclusive content
Pre-Match Interviews
Press Conferences
Behind the scenes footage
Full Match replays and extended highlights – league matches only
Audio commentary of all matches is also included within an LTFC+ subscription
How do I subscribe to LTFC+?
You’ll need an LTFC Club account to access LTFC+ and you can create your account through the Account icon at the top of your screen.
You’ll need to make sure that the email address you use is the same as the email attached to your client reference in Ticketmaster.
You can find how to locate that and any other questions about the LTFC Club Account HERE.
Then purchase your Match passes and subscriptions here.
If purchasing a stream for Saturday's match, you will need to visit the Match Centre when it is live on the day of the game. Look out for the link on our home page.
Find out more about LTFC+ and the new broadcasting agreement between the EFL and Sky Sports.
