Cardiff vs Man City live stream: how to watch today's Premier League football online

The Welsh locals are sure to give Manchester City's trip to Cardiff City a cup tie feel, so this is one not to be missed. Even though it's a Saturday 3pm kick-off, you can still live stream the full 90 minutes in certain regions by following the instructions in this article.

Sometimes life can look a bit easy for City, but their Champions League defeat at home to Lyon this week reminded us that any team is fallible, and Cardiff will be desperate to capitalise on any lingering mental frailties on Saturday. However, if Pep Guardiola's side can repeat the performance that saw Sane, Silva and Sterling score in a thorough dismantling of Fulham last week, City fans should have little to worry about.

For their part, newly promoted Cardiff are still looking for their first win of the season. Sol Bamba's early goal had the Bluebirds dreaming of an upset at Chelsea last week, but Neil Warnock's side will need to defend much more stoutly if they are to prevent City inflicting the same kind of damage (a 4-1 defeat) that occurred at Stamford Bridge.

So are we about to see a famous Premier League upset or another City masterclass? Find out by following the instructions below and tuning into a live stream of Cardiff vs Man City wherever you are in the world. We've also got our Premier League watching guide to help you out with the rest of your live stream needs this EPL season.

Use a VPN to watch Premier League football from anywhere

If you're out of a country that's usually showing a televised Premier League match, or if you're not by a TV come kick-off time for the big games – don't sweat. With numerous online channels and, crucially, the option of a VPN service, you can tune into this televised fixture no matter where you are in the world. And best of all, it's really easy to do:

How to stream Cardiff vs Man City live in the UK

Hard to believe, isn't it, that outside of the UK, there is a live stream of every single Premier League game somewhere in the world? For example, NBC in the US and Optus Sport in Australia have both got the rights to show every single of the 380 Premier League matches. But the UK doesn't have the rights to show you any 3pm kick-offs.