Italian football enthusiasts can catch this weekend’s Serie A matchup between Udinese and Como without paying a subscription fee. The contest takes place on August 22 at 12:30 p.m. ET at the Bluenergy Stadium, featuring two teams with notably different trajectories heading into the season.
Como, managed by Cesc Fabregas, arrives as a competitive side following an impressive fourth-place finish in the previous campaign. Their opponents, Udinese, finished tenth last year and will be seeking strong early results to position themselves in the league’s upper half. The matchup promises compelling action as both squads work to establish their competitive standing.
The game will be available through SportyNet, which offers free streaming coverage. However, the platform operates with geographic restrictions limited to Brazil. International viewers can access the broadcast by employing a virtual private network service that allows them to connect through a Brazilian server, bypassing regional limitations and enabling worldwide viewership at no cost.
Setting up this streaming option requires downloading a VPN application, connecting to a Brazil-based server, and visiting the SportyNet platform. While VPN services require paid subscriptions, many providers offer refund guarantees within 30 days, allowing fans to watch the fixture risk-free before deciding whether to maintain their service.
Originally reported by Mashable →
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