I can usually pick up a stream, without VPN, on my tablet through one of those 'Live Football TV' apps. Not too many ads to get through but you do have to patiently let them run their course.

The issue for me recently has been intermittent freezing which seems to be happening more frequently. I guess this is the price you pay for piggybacking on a legitimate service.

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

There are a lot of different possible reasons for freezing, some you can influence by various technical measures (requiring some technical understandig concerning your computer and its environment), some you can't influence. All of these providers are unreliable sources and they offer different quality. Easiest but not very comfortable solution is to try some of them out from the websites (preferably before the game) which offer links and keep the option list in the background, so that in case of permanent troubles you can switch to another link. As said, not very convinient but you pay the price for not paying the price (which is in some cases far beyond financial limits for watching all games .....)

Get yourself a decent iptv subscription

Because I’m in the middle of nowhere, my internet access is over 4G. It works well enough, but I have a monthly quota and cap of 200Gb.

Do any of you computer whizzes know roughly how much streaming a game would take up? I have avoided doing this for fear of using up the complete monthly allocation.

Appreciate any advice.

Brilliant. Many thanks Mr. A.

When you stream illegally you're directly funding Putin's war.

Actually, I've just made that up but it won't be long til someone at Sky says it.

Red and Blue Army!