Is Newcastle vs Hull on TV? How to watch, kick-off time, live stream and channel

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Newcastle host Hull City in the Premier League on Sunday

Is Newcastle vs Hull on TV?

- Kick-off time and location: The Premier League match between Newcastle United and Hull City is scheduled to begin precisely at 3pm on Saturday, September 19. The fixture will take place at St. James' Park in Newcastle. - UK television channel: Due to the long-standing Saturday afternoon broadcasting blackout rules in the United Kingdom, this match will not be shown live on any UK television channel. As a direct result of this lack of live broadcast, there is absolutely no official coverage start time to provide for television viewers. Fans hoping to watch the action unfold on television will have to wait for highlights programs such as Match of the Day (at 10.20pm) later that evening. - Live stream: The broadcasting blackout restrictions also apply to internet feeds, meaning there is no legal live stream available on any apps or online platforms within the United Kingdom. Instead, fans will need to rely on alternative methods such as live text updates or radio broadcasts to follow the game as it happens. - How to watch in the US: Viewers located in the United States will be able to watch the match live on the streaming service Peacock, with the fixture kicking off at 10am Eastern Time. NBC Sports holds the US broadcasting rights for the Premier League, and they have allocated this specific game exclusively to their dedicated premium streaming platform. Fans will need an active Peacock Premium subscription to access the live video feed and view any pre-match studio analysis. - UK radio coverage: Local supporters can listen to live audio commentary of the entire match on BBC Radio Newcastle and BBC Radio Humberside. The radio broadcasts can be accessed via traditional FM frequencies locally or streamed online through the BBC Sounds app and website. The radio coverage will begin shortly before the 3pm kick-off time. - Team news: Newcastle are without Dan Burn, William Osula, Joelinton, Amar Dedic and Ewen Jaouen. Anthony Elanga is considered doubtful, as is Nicolas Gonzalez. Hull will definitely be without Nobel Mendy, Jack Butland, Charlie Hughes, Ilyas Ansah, Darko Gyabi, and Eliot Matazo.

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