How to watch Liverpool vs Crystal Palace Community Shield live stream and TV channel

Crystal Palace supporters will be flocking to Wembley Stadium today for the Community Shield match against Liverpool. This traditional season opener pits the Premier League champions against the FA Cup winners in a contest for the first silverware of the season.

The Reds earned their spot in today's fixture after comfortably clinching the Premier League title last season. Palace, on the other hand, booked their place in the final and secured European football by defeating Manchester City at Wembley in May.

The last competitive encounter between these two teams was on the final day of the previous Premier League season. That match at Anfield ended in a 1-1 draw, with Ismaila Sarr's early goal being equalised late in the game by Mohamed Salah.

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Ryan Gravenberch had been sent off earlier in the second half. As both sets of fans gear up for what promises to be an exciting event, we've put together a guide on how you can catch all the action.

When does the match start?

The Community Shield is set to kick off at Wembley Stadium on Sunday, August 10 at 3pm (UK time).

Where can I watch it in the UK?

In the past, fans have been able to watch the Community Shield on free-to-air broadcaster ITV. However, this season, the broadcasting rights for the game have been awarded to TNT Sports, reports the Liverpool Echo.

The game will be broadcast on TNT Sports 1 and Ultimate, with live streaming options also available through the Discovery App. While TNT Sports doesn't offer a free trial, you can subscribe to their channels if you're an EE, Virgin Media or Sky TV package holder.

Alternatively, you can opt for a subscription to the Discovery App at a monthly cost of £30.99.

What about viewers outside the UK?

Thankfully, for those located outside the UK, there are several broadcasters airing the matches. In the US, ESPN has the rights to the game, while in Canada, it's Sportsnet who'll be showing the action.

For viewers in Africa, most countries will be able to watch the game on DStv or SuperSport. However, in Egypt, the rights belong to beIN SPORTS.

French fans can catch the match on beINSPORTS, while in the Netherlands and Norway, ViaPlay will be broadcasting the fixture. Over in Australia, StanSport is the go-to channel for the match, and in Asia, South Korean viewers can tune into Coupang Play, while U-NEXT will be airing the game in Japan.

Are there other ways to keep up with the game?

If you don't have access to any of the aforementioned TV broadcasters, fear not. Our sister website the Liverpool ECHO will be running a live blog, providing all the pre-match build-up and post-match analysis right here.