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Leeds vs. Sunderland FREE LIVE STREAM today (7/30): Where to watch club friendly

Leeds’ Noah Okafor, left, celebrates after scoring the opening goal during the Premiier League soccer match between Manchester United and Leeds in Manchester, England, Monday, April 13, 2026. (AP Photo/Dave Thompson)AP

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Two Premier League clubs that punched well above expectations last season meet in Harrison tonight, as Leeds United and Sunderland close out the middle leg of their U.S. preseason tour at Sports Illustrated Stadium.

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How to watch the Leeds vs Sunderland game today

Here’s everything you need to to know to catch tonight’s game:

  • Date: Thursday July 30, 2026
  • Time: 7:30 p.m.
  • Location: Sports Illustrated Stadium, Harrison, NJ
  • TV channel: ESPN 2
  • Live stream: DIRECTV (free trial), Fubo (free trial), Sling Orange ($5 day pass available), ESPN
  • Last-minute tickets: SeatGeek ($28), StubHub ($30) and Vivid Seats ($27)
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Both clubs beat expectations last season with Leeds finishing 14th in their first season back in the top flight and Sunderland stunning everyone with a seventh-place finish.

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Tour side, Leeds opened with a 3-2 loss to Wrexham while Sunderland fell 4-2 to Liverpool in Nashville.

Sunderland has the historical edge in this rivalry, winning five of the last 12 meetings to Leeds’ three, with four draws, including a 1-0 win in March. This match also marks the first time either Premier League club has played at the Sports Illustrated Stadium.

Projected lineups

  • Leeds: Cairns; Justin, Rodon, Cresswell; Bogle, Ampadu, Longstaff, Lienou; Wilson, Gnonto; Nmecha
  • Sunderland: Ellborg; Mukiele, Ballard, O’Nien, Reinildo; Browne, Hume, Rigg; Le Fee, Isidor, Mundle

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Joey Chandler is a sports commerce writer for NJ.com. She joined NJ.com in 2021, where she’s covered everything from the NFL to college sports and now sports commerce. Before arriving in New Jersey, she covered…

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