Dortmund vs Bayern Munich live stream: how to watch Der Klassiker from anywhere

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Anyone wanting to watch top-flight German football in Great Britain or Ireland is well-served by BT Sport, which has exclusive rights to Bundesliga matches in the UK.

Dortmund vs Bayern Munich kicks off at 5.30pm GMT, with coverage starting at 5.15pm on BT Sport 1.

In terms of getting BT Sport, it's available as part of the provider's wide range of TV and broadband packages - as well as being offered as an add-on with Sky.

But more temptingly, there's now also the option of a BT Sport Monthly Pass, priced at just £25 a month on a contract-free basis.

If you're out of the UK or Ireland but have subscribed to a streaming service you want to access from abroad, remember you can always use a VPN to enjoy all the content you've already paid for back home.

ESPN has the rights to the Bundesliga in the US, and Dortmund vs Bayern Munich is being aired on its ESPN+ streaming service, with kick-off set for 12.30pm ET/9.30am PT.

You don't have to use cable to access ESPN. Over-the-top streaming services let you watch TV over an internet connection and can typically be had for a fraction of the cost of even the most basic cable package.

Sling TV's Orange package includes ESPN and there's a FREE trial period for a limited time only - the regular cost is $30 a month. 

In Canada, subscription TV channel Sportsnet is showing Dortmund vs Bayern Munich, which is kicking off at 12.30pm ET/9.30am PT. 

If you don't have cable or get Sportsnet as part of your package, you can sign up to its Sportsnet Now streaming service. You'll need the more premium SN Now+ offering, but it costs a reasonable CA$9.99 for a 7-day trial - or $27.99 a month if you want to keep it on a commitment-free basis.

If you're away from Canada right now, remember that you can always deploy a VPN to help you watch the services and content you already pay for back home.

The Aussie broadcaster for Dortmund vs Bayern Munich is pay TV sports channel beIN Sports, with kick-off set for 4.30am AEDT in the early hours of Sunday morning.

You don't have to pay a premium price for it, though, as Australian streaming service Kayo Sports offers beIN Sports as part of a AU$24.99 a month package that also includes Fox Sports and ESPN channels - a great value solution for any sports fan that doesn't want the commitment of cable. There's even a FREE 2-week trial on offer right now!

Alternatively, beIN Sports Connect is available direct through the network as a standalone streaming option. It costs $19.99 a month with a free 2-week trial but doesn't come with any additional channels.

Remember, anyone from Australia who finds themselves out of the country need only fire up a VPN, which helps facilitate access to the streaming services and content you'd normally pay for and watch at home.