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Today's Sunday afternoon Premier League clash will be shown exclusively live in the UK on Sky Sports - and, more specifically, its dedicated Premier League channel. Tottenham vs Leicester TV coverage starts there at 3.30pm BST, ahead of a 4pm kick-off. 

If you're not a Sky subscriber, fear not - you can still easily watch Tottenham vs Leicester online or on TV right now. That's because of Sky's excellent value streaming offshoot, Now TV. 

A Now TV Sky Sports Pass gets you access to all 11 Sky Sports channels and can be had for as little as £9.99 a day - though the Monthly Pass is WAY better value at just £33.99. It will let you watch all of the Premier League matches aired by Sky for the rest of the 2019/20 season - plus all the PGA Tour golf, Test cricket and F1 live stream action, Australian ball-related activities, and more

if you're from the UK but happen to away from home, you can get your usual Tottenham vs Leicester live stream from abroad - but you'll need a VPN  to relocate your IP back to the UK and get around the region restrictions. Just follow the instructions above.

NBC is the official US broadcaster for the 2019/20 Premier League season and kick-off for Tottenham vs Leicester is at 11am ET or 8am PT, with live coverage on NBCSN. 

If you don't have cable, then one of the most affordable ways to tune in to all the Premier League action is via streaming service Sling. NBCSN is available as part of its $30 a month Sling Blue package - and best of all, Sling is currently offering a FREE TRIAL that means you can watch Spurs vs Arsenal today without paying a penny.

Another top option is Hulu, whose Hulu + Live TV package costs $54.99 a month but is a complete cable replacement service - and offers its own FREE 1-week trial. Check it out for yourself - as well as live TV, you also get all the usual bells and whistles that have made Hulu the streaming service to beat in the eyes of many, include its complete arsenal of exclusive and on demand content.

If you subscribe to a US streaming service but find yourself unable to access it because you're out of the country, remember that you can use a VPN to tune into your usual coverage just like you would at home. Of the many options, we rate ExpressVPN as the best of the bunch.

Streaming service DAZN is the sole rights holder for live Premier League matches this season in Canada.

This means the network will show all the remaining fixtures live, including this showdown between Tottenham and Leicester, with kick-off set for 11am / 8am PT. Better still, there's a one-month free trial that will allow you to watch every single Premier League match left without paying a penny! If you decide to keep DAZN, you'll pay $20-a-month or an annual subscription of $150.

The dedicated DAZN app is available for iOS and Android phones and tablets, as well as Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Chromecast, Apple TV plus most modern Smart TVs.

Canadians outside of the country can follow the VPN route above and tune in with a DAZN log-in all the same. 

Optus Sports has the exclusive rights to show every single Premier League fixture live Down Under – including this game between Tottenham and Leicester.

Aussies can stream Optus Sport coverage via their mobile, PC or tablet, and can also access the service on Fetch TV, Chromecast or Apple TV.

Those who aren't already signed up to the Optus network can also take advantage of monthly subscriptions to Optus Sport and watch all the games live. The service is available for AUS$15 per month and can be accessed via Google Play or the App Store.

Anyone from Australia who wants to tune in to Optus Sport but can't because they're abroad can use one of the best VPNs as mentioned above.

Kick-off in Australia is at 1am AEST in the early hours of Monday morning.

Streaming service Spark Sport has the rights to show the Premier League in NZ, and you can watch Tottenham vs Leicester live at 3am NZST on Monday morning.

It offers a one-month free trial that will get you coverage of every remaining Premier League match this season, with access after that period priced at $19.99 a month. 

Spark Sport is available via web browsers on your PC, plus Apple and Android phones and tablets. You can also watch on Chromecast and selected Samsung TVs.

In India, Star Sports is the place to tune in for Premier League games and this match pitting Tottenham vs Leicester kicks off at 8.30pm IST (New Delhi time) on Sunday evening.

You've probably guessed the alternative for Indians abroad by now - get yourself a VPN to change your IP and tune in to your usual live streaming service from another country.