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Tonight's Napoli vs Inter Milan semi-final cup clash is scheduled for an 8pm BST kick-off and is being shown by BT Sport on BT Sport 1 HD in the UK. Coverage starts at 7.45pm.

Not keen on going the whole hog with BT Sport? Remember you now have the option of buying a BT Sport monthly pass, which costs just £25 a month and will let you live stream Napoli vs Inter on smartphones, tablets, consoles and select Smart TVs.

If you're in the UK from abroad right, remember that you can watch your usual Napoli vs Inter Milan live stream - free or otherwise - by using a VPN to point your location back to your country of origin and regain access to the services you would normally use at home.

Canadian soccer fans can watch Napoli vs Inter Milan tonight using the FloFC streaming platform. Kick-off is scheduled for 3pm ET / 12pm PT.

It's relatively affordable, with plans starting from just $12.49 a month, and is available across a wide range of platforms, including Android, iOS, Roku, Amazon Fire TV and Apple TV. As well as Italian football, FloFC also offers access to loads of MLS matches, making it a great option for soccer fans in North America.

The match will also be shown with Italian language commentary on linear TV by Rai Italia Nord America, which is available through a number of Canadian cable providers including Bell, Optik, Rogers, Shaw and Videotron.

If you 're already hip to FloFC but are currently outside of Canada, just follow the VPN route to point your IP back home and use the service as you normally would.

ESPN+ is generally where it's at for watching Italian football in the US this season - and it is indeed streaming today's Coppa Italia semi-final. Costing just $4.99 a month, it's a great option - but there are alternatives to the broadcast giant.

Those after a linear TV alternative and Italian language commentary in particular should know that Italian national TV broadcaster RAI has a North American off-shoot, RAI Italia Nord America, which is widely availabl on cable via major providers like AT&T, Verizon and Optimum.

RAI Nord America can also be procured on a streaming-only basis via one of our favorite cord cutting options - fuboTV. It costs $54.99 a month but is a complete cable replacement - and, best of all, it offers a FREE 7-day trial. This means you can not only watch a free Napoli vs Inter live stream today, but you can also check out a great service that could save you money on your bills in the long run.

Kick-off time for Napoli vs Inter Milan in the US is 3pm ET / 12pm PT.

Napoli vs Inter Milan kicks-off in Australia early on Sunday morning at 5am AEST - and a result, coverage is limited.

Those with cable can look for RAI's Australian channel on Foxtel, but beyond that, it's case of waiting for Serie A to restart for Italian soccer fans Down Under. 

When that happens, Kayo Sports will be your one-stop-shop for all the action from Italy, as it offers live streaming of beIN Sports' coverage of the league.

Whatever your favourite sport, remember that you can always use a service like ExpressVPN to watch your local coverage from abroad.