It's almost time for the live stream of Game 6 between the Islanders and Flyers. If so, the Islanders will be a bit of a Cinderella. The Flyers may have lost 3-2, but both of those two wins were in overtime (and those were the only OT games in the series). Yes, the Flyers can win without OT, but they have yet to do so in this series.

So with center Sean Couturier (out for Game 5) doubtful for Game 6, Philadelphia will have to hope that Scott Lawton, Claude Giroux, James van Riemsdyk, and Matt Niskanen can find their luck again. Anything to stave off defeat.

All eyes will be on Lawton, who scored the final goal on Tuesday night. If he is to be named in the starting lineup (again) in place of Couturier, the team will need a heroic goal from the lefty.

On the other side of the puck, the Isles did well (just not well enough) thanks to goals from Josh Bailey, Brock Nelson, and Derick Brassard. You can make it look like you're surfing the web from your local area, so you can access the same streaming services you're already paying for.

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In the U.S., Game 6 Islanders vs. Flyers live stream is on NBC Sports Network, 7 p.m. ET.

If you don't have a cable or satellite package that cuts the cord, you can get NBCSN via live TV streaming services, including Fubo TV (depending on your region), Sling TV, Live TV and Hulu, and AT&T TV Now.

Of these options, we recommend Fubo TV, which costs $55 per month for more than 109 channels. Sports fans will find a large lineup of niche sports channels; Sling also offers more than 50 channels for $30.

In the UK, Premier Sports will not host a live stream of Islanders vs. Flyers, so NHL.tv is the best bet for UK field hockey fans.

Canadian field hockey fans can catch the Islanders vs. Flyers live stream on CBC or SportsNet (which can be added to your package if you don't already have it). Specifically, Game 6 is on the SportsNet channel.

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