The SPFL has launched a new streaming service, SPFL Player, to broadcast live matches.
All League One and League Two matches will be shown on Saturday, August 15, while Championship matches will also be available, except this weekend due to the Premier Sports Cup.
The launch follows a trial in May, where every SPFL play-off match was broadcast live. Fans can purchase a 24-hour pass for £10.99.
Neil Doncaster, SPFL group chief executive, said: “The launch of the SPFL Player is an important step forward for the league and our clubs, as well as great news for supporters.
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“For the first time, fans in the UK and Ireland will be able to watch their team in the William Hill Championship, League 1 and League 2 whenever matches fall outside blocked hours — whether they're unable to attend on the day or following their club online.
“Following the success of last season's play-off broadcasts, we've been in ongoing discussions with clubs about new ways to enhance the production quality of matches, and the SPFL Player delivers that while returning revenue directly to them.
“It’s easy, simple and secure for fans to buy a live stream. They just need to go online to www.spflplayer.com and follow the prompts, and the money generated will directly financially help their club.
“We’d lastly like to thank our clubs for their collaborative work to make this possible, and hope supporters enjoy this new offering this season.”
