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Both sides are playing for home advantage in the knockout stages.
Both sides have already qualified for the knockout stages of the European Champions Cup but there’s still home advantage to play for on a cold, dry afternoon at Stade Ernest-Wallon. Here are all the details you need to watch Toulouse v Leicester Tigers today, including a free live stream if you happen to be in France.
Reigning European champions Toulouse have picked up where they left off last season, winning all three of their Champions Cup matches so far. But they still have a job to do this weekend as they look for the win that will secure them home advantage in the round-of-16. Luckily for them, they have a galaxy of international stars to choose from, including Blair Kinghorn, Ange Capuozzo, Thomas Ramos, Romain Ntamack and the legendary Antoine Dupont.
Since losing to Pool 1-topping Bordeaux-Bègles on the opening weekend, Leicester Tigers have picked up wins against the Sharks and Ulster. Those victories are enough to guarantee they’ll still be in the mix when the tournament resumes in April, but they’d love the home last-16 tie that would be their reward for winning in France today.
Read on for everything you need to know about how to watch Toulouse v Leicester Tigers online, on TV, and from anywhere. Looking for another match this weekend? Here’s how to watch European Champions Cup live streams, wherever you are in the world. Scroll down to the end of the article for the line-ups and the officiating team.
Key information
– Toulouse v Leicester Tigers date: Sunday 19 January, 2025
– Toulouse v Leicester Tigers kick-off time: 3.15pm GMT / 4.15pm CET / 5.15pm SAST / 10.15am ET
– Toulouse v Leicester Tigers free stream: France TV (France)
– Toulouse v Leicester Tigers TV channels: Premier Sports (UK), FloRugby (US), SuperSport (South Africa)
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Watch Toulouse v Leicester Tigers FREE live stream in France
There is a Toulouse v Leicester Tigers free live stream available, with France TV airing the game in France.
France TV is the streaming platform for free-to-air public broadcaster France Télévisions. The game will be broadcast live on the France 2 terrestrial channel, while France TV will host the live stream online. Registration is required but it’s free to use, although geo-restrictions apply so you’ll need to be in France to watch.
Coverage starts at 16.05 CET this afternoon, 10 minutes ahead of kick-off.
Away from France right now? You can still access your France TV account from abroad by using a VPN – more on that below.
Watch Toulouse v Leicester Tigers live streams from abroad
What if you’re away from home for the game, and your usual streaming service is geo-blocked? Don’t worry because a Virtual Private Network (VPN) can come to the rescue by allowing you to watch your usual streaming services from abroad.
A VPN is a piece of software that can make your device appear to be in any country in the world. Providing it complies with your broadcaster’s T&Cs, you can use a VPN to unblock the services you subscribe to back home.
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Watch Toulouse v Leicester Tigers live streams in the UK
The rights-holder for the European Champions Cup in the UK is Premier Sports, who will broadcast all 63 matches of this year’s tournament.
Toulouse v Leicester Tigers will be available to stream online via Premier Sports’ website and app, with subscriptions costing £15.99 per month or £10.99 per month if you sign up for a full year. You can also get a year’s viewing at an even lower total price of £120 if you pay for 12 months upfront.
You also have the option to get Premier Sports on your TV, with Sky, Virgin Media, and Amazon all carrying the channel within their packages. This also costs £15.99 per month.
Not in the UK right now? You can still get your usual Premier Sports access abroad by using a VPN, such as NordVPN.
Live stream Toulouse v Leicester Tigers in South Africa
Supersport is the Champions Cup rights-holder in South Africa. They’re showing selected games from the tournament, including Toulouse v Leicester Tigers. Kick-off is at 5.15pm SAST this evening.
You can get Supersport on your TV via DStv, and you can also stream online. Check out the latest SuperSport packages.
Watch Toulouse v Leicester Tigers in Ireland
Fans in Ireland can watch Toulouse v Leicester Tigers on Premier Sports Ireland. As in the UK, fans in Ireland can either get Premier Sports on their TV or online.
Watch Toulouse v Leicester Tigers: live stream in the US
FloRugby will show Toulouse v Leicester Tigers for fans in the United States. Kick-off is 10.15am ET / 7.15am PT this morning.
A FloRugby subscription costs $29.99 a month or $150 on an annual basis, which works out to $12.50 per month.
Other broadcasters around the world
- beIN Sports (France)
- Viaplay (Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden)
- EPCR TV (Various European countries, Australia, South-east Asia, Pacific Islands)
- Sky Sport (New Zealand)
Toulouse v Leicester Tigers line-ups and officials
Toulouse
Thomas Ramos, Ange Capuozzo, Dimitri Delibes, Pierre-Louis Barassi, Blair Kinghorn, Romain Ntamack, Antoine Dupont (captain); Rodrigue Neti, Julien Marchand, Dorian Aldegheri, Thibaud Flament, Emmanuel Meafou, François Cros, Jack Willis, Anthony Jelonch
Replacements:
Peato Mauvaka, Cyril Baille, Joel Merkler, Joshua Brennan, Leo Banos, Paul Graou, Matthis Lebel, Juan Cruz Mallia
Leicester Tigers
Freddie Steward, Josh Bassett, Izaia Perese, Dan Kelly, Ollie Hassell-Collins, Handre Pollard, Jack van Poortvliet; Nicky Smit, Julian Montoya (captain), Joe Heyes, Cameron Henderson, George Martin, Ollie Chessum, Tommy Reffell, Olly Cracknell
Replacements:
Charlie Clare, James Whitcombe, Will Hurd, Harry Wells, Emeka Ilione, Tom Whiteley, Jamie Shillcock, Solomone Kata
There may be no Welsh sides in the competition this year but there is an all-Welsh officiating team today. Ben Whitehouse (who’ll be a TMO during the Six Nations next month) is the referee, assisted by Adam Jones and Ben Connor. Aled Griffiths is in the TMO booth.
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