Everything you need on the Southampton v Bristol City live stream is below, with St Mary’s Stadium staging Saturday’s Championship game and kick off on the south coast set for 15.00 BST.
| Live Streaming | Date | Kick off Time | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Southampton v Bristol City | 12 September 2026 | 15.00 BST | St Mary’s Stadium |
Southampton v Bristol City Live Stream Details
Southampton v Bristol City is not being shown live on UK television. The 15.00 BST kick off falls inside the Saturday blackout window, and this fixture has not been selected for live coverage here. Highlights follow on the EFL’s regular round up coverage, and broadcasters outside the UK have the full game. Kick off at St Mary’s Stadium is 15.00 BST on Saturday 12 September 2026, in gameweek seven of the Championship season.
Southampton are five league games unbeaten and would be sitting second were it not for the four point deduction they began the season with, imposed after last season’s spying case. That sanction also cost them their place in the playoff final.
As it is they are 13th on seven points from six games, and the football has been eye-catching. After an opening day defeat at Watford, Tonda Eckert’s side have picked up three wins and two draws.
A 5-1 win over Millwall stood out, and they ended Swansea City’s unbeaten start with a 3-1 victory in midweek. Few sides in the division have been as dangerous going forward.
Cyle Larin is the reason why as much as anyone, the Canadian among the Championship’s leading scorers already. The Saints came through Tuesday without fresh injury concerns, having also drawn 1-1 at Birmingham City earlier in the run.
Caspar Jander is the one absentee, still out with a muscle injury picked up in pre-season, though he is close to returning.
Bristol City make the trip for a third consecutive away game, having won at Preston North End and Burnley. They sit seventh and have been one of the better travelling sides in the division.
It started badly for Michael Skubala, with a home cup defeat to Walsall and an opening day loss to Millwall, but the Robins have not lost since.
Saturday’s win at Turf Moor was the pick of them. Aaron Ramsey put Burnley ahead just after the break before Bristol City levelled on 82 minutes and Yu Hirakawa won it in stoppage time.
Hirakawa came off the bench for that one and is pushing for a start. Luke McNally is the only player unavailable, the defender having been out with a long-term cruciate ligament injury.
The recent record favours the visitors, with Bristol City having had the better of these meetings and Southampton not beating them for some time.
