‘Some people believe football is a matter of life and death, I am very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that.’
Former Liverpool manager Bill Shankly had it right when he spoke of the importance of football and perhaps now, with hundreds of matches available at the click of a button, it has never been bigger.
With dedication – and the right subscriptions – you can watch a match every day if you so wish.
fuboTV is one of those services which will provide you with wall-to-wall football content throughout the week, bringing access to a series of TV channels with a lot of focus on one of the world’s biggest sports.
For fans in the United States and U.S. territories, fuboTV should be your go-to place for the best football action across the globe.
And the service even offers a seven-day free trial for you to test out everything fuboTV has to offer.
To make the most of your free trial, we’ve picked out seven games you should be watching and, in typical Squawka style, some stats to prove it.
Friday 21st September
Ligue 1: Monaco vs. Nimes
Local kick-off time: 20:45
US kick-off time: 14:45 Eastern, 11:45 Pacific
Start off your free week full of football with some exciting Ligue 1 action from last season’s runners-up Monaco as they take on Nimes. The principality side have been poor so far, currently 15th in the league, but you won’t want to miss when they get the ball rolling.
Must-watch stat: Nimes matches have seen more goals than any other in Ligue 1 this season, with 24 being scored.
Saturday 22nd September
La Liga: Real Madrid vs. Espanyol
Local kick-off time: 20:45
US kick-off time: 14:45 Eastern, 11:45 Pacific
Real Madrid’s fifth game of La Liga brings another big clash as they face fourth-placed Espanyol at the Santiago Bernabeu on Saturday. Los Blancos were held by Athletic Bilbao last time out but looked thrilling in the 3-0 Champions League win over Roma without exerting themselves too much.
Must-watch stat: Only Lionel Messi (four goals, two assists) has been directly involved in more goals than Gareth Bale (three goals, two assists) in La Liga this season.
Sunday 23rd September
Premier League: West Ham United vs. Chelsea
Local kick-off time: 13:30
US kick-off time: 08:30 Eastern, 05:30 Pacific
Chelsea and West Ham United could barely have had more contrasted starts to the new Premier League season, with the Blues currently top of the table while their London rivals have managed just one win from five. But whenever these two face off, form does not matter at all.
Must-watch stat: Eden Hazard is looking to score in four consecutive Chelsea appearances for the first time in his career.
Monday 24th September
Turkish Super Lig: Fenerbahce vs. Besiktas
Local kick-off time: 21:00
US kick-off time: 14:00 Eastern, 11:00 Pacific
Following on from Sunday’s London derby, Monday will give you a chance to watch another fierce rivalry, this time courtesy of Turkey’s Super Lig. When Besiktas travel to Istanbul rivals Fenerbahce, sparks will undoubtedly fly with the latter looking to get their league season on track after an indifferent start.
Must-watch stat: Last season’s corresponding fixture ended with nine playing eight as Fenerbahce received two red cards, while Besiktas were shown three.
Tuesday 25th September
Bundesliga: Bayern Munich vs. Augsburg
Local kick-off time: 20:30
US kick-off time: 14:30 Eastern, 11:30 Pacific
Day five of your free trial and we take a trip to Germany to watch defending Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich take on Augsburg. Most think Bayern will once again win the league without any trouble this season and Niko Kovac’s side are always an exciting watch when in full flow.
Must-watch stat: The past five fixtures between Bayern Munich and Augsburg have seen 22 goals scored.
Wednesday 26th September
Ligue 1: Paris Saint-Germain vs. Reims
Local kick-off time: 21:00
US kick-off time: 15:00 Eastern, 12:00 Pacific
Kylian Mbappe may be missing this game as the final part of his three-match suspension but Paris Saint-Germain vs Reims will still feature the likes of Neymar and Edinson Cavani for your viewing pleasures, with the defending Ligue 1 champions enjoying a perfect start to the domestic campaign so far.
Must-watch stat: No player has recorded more assists in Ligue 1 this season than Angel Di Maria’s three.
Thursday 27th September
La Liga: Girona vs. Real Betis
Local kick-off time: 22:00
US kick-off time: 16:00 Eastern, 13:00 Pacific
The pallet cleanser of your seven-day trial will see a return to La Liga, with Girona taking on Real Betis in what will be a hotly-contested affair. Girona are enjoying a good start to their second ever season in Spain’s top flight currently sitting sixth in the table.
Must-watch stat: Only Real Madrid (three) have scored more headed goals than Girona’s two in La Liga this season.
Where do I sign up?
Click here to begin creating a fuboTV account.
Please make sure you have entered the correct e-mail address, as this will be used as your user login ID.
For more information about fuboTV, how to sign up and which matches you can watch, read Squawka’s fuboTV review.
After that, sit back, relax and enjoy a week full of football from around the world. And feel free to wacth even more…
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