Hull City vs Nice Live Streaming, Kick-off Time, & TV Channels Info

You can watch Hull City vs Nice live online through Tigers+, Hull City's official streaming service. The pre-season friendly is scheduled for Saturday, August 15, 2026, at MKM Stadium, with kick-off at 3:00 PM BST. Tigers+ is expected to provide the main live stream for viewers in the UK and eligible international territories.

There is no traditional TV broadcast scheduled for the fixture in the UK, while fans in France, Spain, India, Indonesia and Nigeria can also check Tigers+ for international streaming access. The match is particularly important for Hull as it represents their final pre-season test before beginning life back in the Premier League. Nice will also use the fixture to give their squad valuable minutes before the new Ligue 1 campaign.

Hull City vs Nice Match Details

Where to Watch Hull City vs Nice Live?

Note: No traditional TV broadcast is currently scheduled for Hull City vs Nice in these regions. Fans can use Tigers+, Hull City's official streaming service, to watch the pre-season friendly live. Availability and match pass requirements may vary by territory.

Hull City vs Nice Team News

Hull City are preparing for their return to the Premier League after winning the Championship play-off final last season. Their pre-season form has been mixed, with a draw against Kasimpasa and a 2-0 defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt following earlier victories in Turkey. Several new signings, including Konstantinos Tzolakis, Nobel Mendy and Elliot Stroud, could be given minutes as Jakirović continues to build his squad.

The Tigers also have a number of fitness concerns, with Jack Butland, Paddy McNair, Liam Millar and Hidemasa Morita among those unavailable or doubtful. John Egan, Enis Destan, Cody Drameh and Matty Jacob are also facing late fitness checks.

OGC Nice have also experienced an inconsistent pre-season, with their recent schedule including a penalty shootout defeat to Cagliari. The Ligue 1 side will be looking to finish their preparations on a positive note before competitive action begins. Their squad is expected to include a mixture of established first-team players and those competing for places. Laurent Abergel, Mohamed Abdel Monem and Kojo Peprah Oppong are among the players unavailable for the French side. Further rotation is likely as Nice manage workloads in their final friendly.