The pay-tv giant has reached a sub-licensing agreement with the free-to-air provider for November 8 clash Broadcasting behemoth Sky Deutschland has reached a sub-licensing agreement with Seven One Entertainment, which will see the match between Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich and Werder Bremen from the Allianz Arena shown live on free public television in the country. The German top flight clash will air simultaneously on Seven One's free-to-air network Sat1, and on Sky Deutschland, on November 8 as Bayern look to move closer to the top of the Bundesliga. Sky Deutschland owns the rights to 200 live Bundesliga games a season as part of a four year deal with the German Football Federation (DFB) which runs until the end of the 2024/25 campaign. In exchange for allowing the match to be shown on Sat1's free channel, Sky will promote its services and products to consumers throughout the broadcast. Senior Vice President of Sports Rights & Commercialization at Sky Deutschland, Hans Gabbe, said of the deal: “Through the agreement with Seven One Entertainment, we are making the great Sky Bundesliga product and our high-quality editorial reporting available to the general public. With this we are advertising on our own behalf and for German football in general.” This should prove a nice treat for German based football fans without the means to afford a Sky subscription. They will now be able to watch one of the best teams in the world in Bayern Munich play a fully fledged Bundesliga fixture live on their screens without spending a penny. How to watch Bayern Munich vs Werder Bremen for FREE in the UK What's more, they aren't the only ones. UK based football fans can also enjoy this match completely free, thanks to the same deal between Sky and Sat1. Sat1 has its own live streaming element through its website. This can easily be accessed from anywhere in the world, including the UK, meaning there is nothing stopping British football fans enjoying the game too. All you need to do is register for an account with PureVPN, which costs less than $2 a month, and you can tune in to Bayern Munich vs Werder Bremen, as well as a bunch of other free football from around the world, including the UEFA Champions League - see our guides section for more info on live streaming football for free. Back to Bayern Munich vs Werder Bremen, here are the basic details of this match and how you can watch it for FREE. Bayern Munich vs Werder BremenTuesday 8 November 2022 - 19.30 (UK time)Allianz ArenaSky Deutschland, Sat1 To watch this match completely free from the UK, follow these instructions: Join PureVPN and download the PureVPN app or extension CLICK HERE TO JOIN PUREVPN (YOU NEED THIS TO LIVE STREAM FOR FREE) Add the PureVPN extension to your browser (desktop) or download the PureVPN mobile app (mobile). When you have registered a PureVPN account and installed PureVPN on your device, go ahead and login. After logging in using your details, choose the option to "Select Country", type "Germany" in the search bar and hit "Connect". For all intents and purposes, you are now in Germany and entitled to watch Bayern Munich vs Werder Bremen on Sat1. Head to the Sat1 website on desktop or mobile Click here to go to the Sat1 homepage. If you have Google translate installed on Chrome or whatever browser you're using, you might want to activate it. Click the three lines in the top right corner of the page. Click on "Live TV". You will be asked to register. Enter your email address and hit "Register". You will receive a confirmation email from Sat1. Find it, and verify your email. Upon returning to the Sat1 page, to complete registration, you will need to give a few more very minor details. After completing registration, you're in! You are now watching the Sat1 live feed from their website.- If the match coverage isn't on, come back a little closer to kick off time. Stick around for more football news, guides, how-to articles and much more. Also, don't forget to check out our very own free, legal football live streams - we provide coverage of some of the biggest names in the sport every day, including matches from La Liga, the Bundesliga, Serie A and much more.
