The latest round of the Carabao Cup kicks off this week, with clubs in European competitions entering the tournament.
That means Manchester City will start their defence of the title they won last season as they play host to Bournemouth on Thursday evening.
It will be an early reunion for Nathan Ake with his former club, having left the Cherries for City following their relegation to the Championship last season.
No doubt plenty of fans will be eager to tune into the contest but, whilst numerous matches will be shown on Sky Sports, not every game will be.
Earlier rounds saw matches streamed on the EFL’s iFollow, but this is not a platform available to Premier League clubs.
Instead, every match involving a Premier League team will be shown on CarabaoCup.live, with match passes costing £10.
That also means EFL fans wanting to watch the game will have to subscribe to the new platform.
Here is all you need to know about how to watch your team in action.
How to watch
Games that are not on Sky Sports will be shown on CarabaoCup.live.
It is a streaming platform for all non-televised matches involving a Premier League club in the competition this season.
Matches cost £10 and passes will give access to HD streams along with live commentary.
What technical requirements are needed?
Users will require a minimum internet download speed of 1.2mbps for standard definition, with latency not exceeding 100ms.
For HD, users need an internet download speed of at least 4mbps with latency not exceeding 50ms.
Visit speedtest to find out whether your internet connection is strong enough.
What matches will be shown?
- West Brom vs Brentford
- West Ham vs Hull City
- Preston North End vs Brighton & Hove Albion
- Fulham vs Sheffield Wednesday
- Millwall vs Burnley
- Morecambe vs Newcastle United
- Leicester City vs Arsenal
- Chelsea vs Barnsley
- Bristol City vs Aston Villa
- Man City vs Bournemouth
