Jump To:Watch from anywhereUKUSAustraliaPreviewPredictionCopy linkFacebookXPinterestEmailShare this article 0Join the conversationFollow usAdd us as a preferred source on GoogleNewsletterSubscribe to our newsletterWatch Leeds United vs Burnley today as the West Yorkshire side hunt for a sixth Premier League match without defeat, with FourFourTwo bringing you all the details on live streams and TV channels, wherever you are in the world.Leeds United vs Burnley key information Date: Friday, 1 May 2026 Kick-off time: 8:00pm BST / 3:00pm ET Venue: Elland Road, Leeds Free Stream: USA Network via YouTube TV (21-day free trial) TV & Streaming: Sky Sports (UK), Stan Sport (Australia) Watch from anywhere: Get 75% off NordVPNLeeds United are all but safe from relegation. While they're not quite over the line despite powering their way to 40 points, the sheer number of teams now beneath them is as much a factor as Leeds' own impressive form.Daniel Farke's team have lost twice in the league since the start of February and not at all in their last five matches. Dropping from 15th with 40 points already banked and four games to go is not going to happen.Read on as FourFourTwo brings you all the information on how to watch Leeds United vs Burnley online, on TV, and from anywhere.Can I watch Leeds United vs Burnley for free?Yes. YouTube TV's 21-day free trial in the US gives you access to USA Network, which is broadcasting Leeds United vs Burnley.Abroad? Use NordVPN to unlock your stream.Watch Leeds United vs Burnley from anywhereWhat if you're away from home when Leeds United vs Burnley is on, and find access to your usual streaming service geo-blocked? The solution is a VPN, a piece of software that sets your devices to appear to be in any country in the world.FourFourTwos colleagues TechRadar are experts in this field, and they reckon NordVPN is the best VPN provider on the market.NordVPN Mega Deal: Get 75% Off + 3 Months Free World's best VPN service Fast, secure, easy to use 3 months extra free Stream Leeds United vs BurnleyView DealWatch Leeds United vs Burnley in the UKLeeds United vs Burnley will be shown live on Sky Sports today. It's an 8:00pm kick-off and will be shown on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event.Watch the Premier League on Sky SportsTo get Sky Sports you either need to arrange a TV package, either direct through Sky for �35 per month, or another provider such as EE or Virgin. Or, for a more flexible and shorter-term, NowTV is Sky's streaming partner, with a day pass available for �14.99 or a monthly plan from �27.99. View DealWatch Leeds United vs Burnley in the USLeeds United vs Burnley will be available live in the United States on USA Network.Watch the Premier League on USA NetworkUSA Network is broadcasting Leeds United vs Burnley this weekend and the best way to access the channel is via a cord-cutting platform.Our favourites are Sling (50% off your first month), YouTube TV (21-day free trial) or DirecTV Stream (5-day free trial).View DealHow to watch Leeds United vs Burnley in AustraliaPremier League fans in Australia can watch Leeds United vs Burnley through Stan Sport.Watch the Premier League on Stan SportYou'll need a base Stan subscription (AU$12 a month) and also the the Stan Sport add-on ($20 a month), so $32 a month. That's for a rolling streaming plan with the ability to stop at any point. View DealLeeds United vs Burnley: Premier League previewBurnley are going through the motions now, if that. The Clarets' remaining fixtures give them a say in the relegation battle, the Champions League fight and the title race before what's sure to be a sombre visit from Wolverhampton Wanderers on the final day, but they've long since lost their voice.They're threatening to join the ranks of the Premier League's weakest teams. There are 12 points available to top up their meagre 20 but they're the opposite of Leeds in that they're down with weeks to spare and their recent form is their worst enemy.With four consecutive defeats and just four wins all season, the club and Scott Parker have now opted to go their separate ways. Michael Jackson will take interim charge with Craig Bellamy reportedly top of their most-wanted pile.See also Premier League TV guideLeeds, by contrast, were rumoured to be considering Farke's future after promotion to the Premier League, never mind relegation from it. Sticking with the manager was demonstrably the correct decision but you can bet he wouldn't still be there if Leeds were in Burnley's position.The previous meeting between these two teams was one of those four Burnley wins. They beat Leeds at home in October thanks to goals from Lesley Ugochukwu and Loum Tchaouna, and they've only beaten Wolves, Crystal Palace and Millwall since.Leeds were still several weeks away from a pivotal loss against Manchester City and a big win over Chelsea that set them on their way, but there was a sense that having to stomach defeat at Turf Moor was a key moment too. They'll fancy their chances of avenging it today.See also These are the cheapest ways to watch the Premier League this seasonFourFourTwo's predictionLeeds United 3-0 BurnleyBurnley haven't shown at any point that they have what it takes to win at Elland Road. It's even less likely now they're down.DisclaimerWe test and review VPN services in the context of legal recreational uses. 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