So I would like to listen to the Man U v Inter game via the intrawebs while I'm at school today. Is there a perfectly legal, free and easy way to do this. I'm in the US, if that makes any difference. Tried to Google but couldn't find anything informative. Thanks.
Champions League. Internet radio?
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MUTV might do it, I'll check now. 
Not sure to be honest, I've used their commentary before, all I had to do was sign up (free) and then I could listen to their live match commentary.
http://mu.tv.manutd.com/default.aspx?aff=67
Not sure to be honest, I've used their commentary before, all I had to do was sign up (free) and then I could listen to their live match commentary.
http://mu.tv.manutd.com/default.aspx?aff=67
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Hmmm...toughie actually. You won't get any 5 live commentary up there...and neither will the British streams work. You could try using the commentary from Sky sports news?
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I think the more "expensive" content is reserved for license fee payers.
Also the general content, like the news is available worldwide, but with ads for those that don't pay the anal...sorry annual subscription.
There might be something on BBC America, but I have no idea about that.
