Manchester City continue their quest for back-toback EPL titles against one of the most improved teams in the English game. They will face Brighton at the Etihad Stadium in what promises to be a real attacking encounter. Find out how to watch the EPL game live or later on demand in Australia here.
What time is Man City vs Brighton?
If you want to watch Manchester City play Brighton & Hove Albion in the EPL, you’ll need to tune in from 2.00am on March 20th via the following sports streaming providers. All the information you need for how to watch the EPL is provided below.
| Game | Venue | Date/Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Man City vs Brighton | Etihad Stadium | LIVE: Sunday, 20th March 2.00 am | Optus Sport |
How to watch Manchester City vs Brighton live
Optus Sport has exclusive rights to the EPL. This means that to watch Manchester City vs Brighton live or later on demand, you will need to check out Optus Sport.
You can even watch this on Optus Sport for no additional cost if you have an eligible phone or internet plan if you are an existing Optus customer. The majority of post-paid Optus plans offer free access, but you will need to check with the provider first.
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Only $6.99 per month for eligible Optus customersMan City vs Brighton preview
Pep Guardiola has always been open for his praise of Brighton counterpart, Graham Potter. Both managers love to play an attacking brand of football that is wonderful to watch.
City may go into this one as favourites, but Brighton have more than held their own against the big boys this season, and a win for the south-coast side is by no means out of the question.
