How to watch Leeds United's Carabao Cup clash with League One side Hull City

Leeds United's Carabao Cup game at home to League One side Hull City in midweek will be streamed online, the EFL have announced.
By Graham Smyth
Published 14th Sep 2020, 13:15 BST
Updated 15th Sep 2020, 11:19 BST
DERBY DAY - Leeds United dished out a 4-0 beating the last time they came up against Championship side Hull CityDERBY DAY - Leeds United dished out a 4-0 beating the last time they came up against Championship side Hull City
DERBY DAY - Leeds United dished out a 4-0 beating the last time they came up against Championship side Hull City

Every game in the competition up until the quarter-finals will be shown on Sky Sports or online, while supporters remain locked out of stadia due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Sky are to broadcast four matches from rounds two, three and four respectively and have selected Burton Albion's clash with Aston Villa, West Brom's home game against EFL new boys Harrogate Town, Salford City's visit to Everton and the game between Brighton and Portsmouth, in round two.

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Fixtures not selected for live television coverage will be streamed online in the UK only. Games between EFL clubs are to be shown on iFollow or a club's equivalent service, with every game involving a Premier League club scheduled to be streamed on carabaocup.live

Leeds' Elland Road clash with the Tigers on Wednesday will cost £10 for a match pass.

The EFL say Sky will show the quarter-finals onwards, but the streaming of games is a temporary measure that will be subject to review.

A statement said: "Streaming is not available internationally however 29 matches are made available across the competition to the EFL’s overseas broadcast partners.

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"The streaming of Carabao Cup matches is a temporary measure that has been put in place whilst clubs operate at a zero or reduced capacity as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and will be subject to regular review."

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