How to watch Tottenham vs Liverpool: live stream Champions League final 2019 from anywhere

It was the Champions League final that nobody expected...and that was even as Spurs and Liverpool went into the second leagues of their respective semis. But here they are, and this Saturday both teams will head to Madrid to see who will be crowned 2019's best team in Europe. You can watch every minute with a Tottenham vs Liverpoool live stream from absolutely anywhere in the world.

Liverpool are back on the biggest stage for the second time in two years and are probably just about the favorites to take the UEFA Champions League trophy back to their corner of the UK.

The 2018 final saw a cruel 3-1 defeat to Real Madrid, following Mo Salah's early injury and that bicycle kick from Gareth Bale. But their league campaign has been so impressive this season and the remarkable comeback against Barcelona in the semi-final will make Jurgen Klopp's men believe that anything is possible.

Tottenham Hotspur have of course had their own semi-final miracle to help give them a boost, with Lucas Moura scoring a 95th minute winner in Amsterdam to overcome Ajax. This could be the very apex of the Pochettino project, and talismanic captain Harry Kane is expected back for this one, too.

It's almost impossible to predict the result of this year's Champions League final. But thankfully figuring out how to watch it is much easier. And the good news is that you can live stream Tottenham vs Liverpool absolutely free of charge in certain countries. Keep reading to find out how.

Live stream the Champions League final for free in the UK

How to live stream Tottenham vs Liverpool from outside your country

Further down this page, we have details on the Champions League final viewing options in the likes of the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and India. While the free BT Sport Champions League live stream is only accessible within the UK - if you're abroad for this one then you'll be told that you're not allowed to watch.

Annoying, but there's a very easy way to get around it. The trick is to download and install a VPN to change your IP address to one in the UK and then go to the BT Sport website or YouTube to watch. The same goes if your a resident of anywhere else and want to watch your domestic coverage from overseas.

Here's how to stream the Champions League final live from anywhere in the world with a VPN in three very simple steps: