Aberdeen have confirmed that Saturday’s pre-season friendly against Linfield at Windsor Park in Belfast will be shown live on RedTV, giving supporters in GB & Ireland a clear route to follow the match. The stream will be available from 13.30pm BST, with the live programme starting at 13.55pm BST.
The arrangement means the game is not just another summer fixture for those unable to make the trip to Windsor Park in Belfast. It is being made available through Live RedTV, with access set up for domestic and International subscribers as well as viewers in GB & Ireland.
How supporters can watch Linfield v Aberdeen
For supporters asking how to watch Linfield v Aberdeen, the answer is straightforward. The match will be live on RedTV, with a Pay-per-View option available for those who need it. AberDNA Platinum and Premium members can purchase access for £4.99, while domestic and International subscribers receive free access.
That makes the broadcast setup relatively simple for fans, but there is one practical point worth noting. A new RedTV subscription can take up to 2 hours to activate, so anyone planning to sign up on the day should do so early enough to avoid missing the start.
Why the timing matters
The key timings are already fixed. The stream goes live at 13.30pm BST and the live programme begins at 13.55pm BST on Saturday. For a pre-season friendly match, that gives supporters a full lead-in before Linfield and Aberdeen get under way.
These details matter because pre-season games are often the first chance for fans to see how a squad is shaping up before the competitive campaign begins. Aberdeen’s broadcast plan ensures that the match is accessible to a wider audience, whether they are in Scotland, across Ireland and GB, or following from further afield.
What Aberdeen supporters need to know
The main takeaway is simple: Linfield vs Aberdeen will be available live, and there are different ways to access it depending on your subscription status. AberDNA Platinum and Premium members get the reduced £4.99 Pay-per-View option, while domestic and International subscribers can watch without paying extra.
For supporters of Aberdeen and Linfield, that means Saturday’s fixture at Windsor Park in Belfast is easy to follow if you cannot be there in person. The only thing to remember is the activation window for new subscriptions, because that could shape when fans choose to sign up ahead of kickoff.
