How to watch DAFC v Falkirk

Premier Sport covering Friday night`s match against Falkirk.

Premier Sports will have live and exclusive UK coverage of Dunfermline Athletics’ Betfred Cup Group E tie versus local rivals Falkirk this Friday evening.

With East End Park closed to fans due to Covid-19 restrictions, supporters will be brought all the live action by Premier Sports from 7.15pm. Your Premier Sports team will be: Emma Dodds, Stephen Craigan, Michael Stewart and Rory Hamilton.

How to watch on TV in the UK

- Sky customers signing up at www.premiersports.com Premier Sports HD on channel 412. New customers can subscribe from just £9.99 per month with no connection fee or £99 annually. Premier Sports customers on Sky will also receive free access to the Premier Player by registering here - https://www.premierplayer.tv/subscribe/existing-customer

- Online (Web, iOS App, Android App): www.premierplayer.tv Premier Player from just £9.99 per month (or £99 annually) with no connection fee. If using App please set up account first on web browser before downloading the App.

- Virgin customers: Premier Sports channel 551. You can subscribe for £9.99 per month via the provider with no connection fee or minimum contract. Call 0845 840 7777 or set up viewing via box. (Press Home > Apps and Games > All Apps > TV Upgrades.)

Premier Sports offer paid subscription services. Payments for subscriptions to Premier Sports via Sky or the Premier Player streaming service will automatically recur monthly or annually dependent on your chosen package unless notice is given to cancel.

The auto-recurring price will be at the standard rate. Cancellations must be made by phone or email and must include a minimum 5 days’ notice prior to next bill.

No cancellations accepted within 48 hours of subscribing.

Minimum Subscriptions period is dependant (and matches) your chosen package.

Terms and Conditions apply.

For full terms and conditions visit www.premiersports.com

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