Which channel shows Peterborough United vs Reading?

Peterborough United play Reading in the FA Cup on Saturday 7 November at 23:00 Mecca time. 24 channels show it across 20 countries. Search for your country to find yours.

FA Cup, 1st round

Peterborough United#1 in the table

Saturday 7 November 23:00 Mecca time

Reading#2 in the table

Your time: 20:00 UTC Weston Homes Stadium, Peterborough Referee: Dean Whitestone

Channels by country

Channels showing this match, by country.

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Channels and where they broadcast

Each channel and the countries where it shows this match.

DAZN
AustriaGermanySwitzerland
TNT Sports 1
EnglandRepublic of Ireland
TNT Sports 2
EnglandRepublic of Ireland
DAZN Italia
ItalySan Marino
Stan Sport
Australia
DAZN Austria
Austria
DAZN1 Belgium
Belgium
Disney+ Premium Brazil
Brazil
Sportsnet+
Canada
Cytavision on the Go
Cyprus
Viaplay Denmark
Denmark
HBO Max
England
Viaplay Finland
Finland
V SPORT 1 SUOMI
Finland
Viaplay Netherlands
Netherlands
beIN Sports Connect New Zealand
New Zealand
Viaplay Norway
Norway
TNT Sports 3
Republic of Ireland
Voyo
Slovakia
Nova Sport 6
Slovakia
Viaplay Sweden
Sweden
DAZN Switzerland
Switzerland
ESPN+
United States
ESPN Unlimited
United States

Questions and answers

What time does Peterborough United vs Reading kick off?

Peterborough United vs Reading kicks off on Saturday 7 November 2026 at 23:00 Mecca time (20:00 UTC). This page also shows the time in your own timezone.

Which channel is showing Peterborough United vs Reading?

The match is on TV in 20 countries. Channels include Stan Sport, DAZN, DAZN Austria, DAZN1 Belgium, Disney+ Premium Brazil, Sportsnet+. Search for your country in the list above to see yours.

Can I watch Peterborough United vs Reading while I am travelling?

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