When Wolves play Manchester United in the FA Cup, it is usually a match to remember. Just last year, the two teams met in the quarterfinals of the same competition, with Wolves beating the Red Devils against the odds.

So today's (January 4) FA Cup third-round match between Wolves and Man U has a special significance, and not just because the two teams are battling it out in the Premier League standings. This FA Cup showdown will not be one to be missed.

Maybe you're out of the country and don't have access to a regular streaming service when Wolves vs. Manchester United kicks off. If you are using a virtual private network, or VPN, that shouldn't stop you from catching a live stream of the match; with a VPN, you can access the same streaming services wherever you are in the world as you do at home.

Our overall best VPN choice is ExpressVPN. It has performed very well in our tests of various VPN services, and we appreciate their top-notch customer service. Also, if you opt for an annual subscription, you will pay less per month.

In the United States, the FA Cup is not available on any TV channel. Instead, all matches, including Wolves vs. Manchester United, are available on ESPN+, a sports channel subscription streaming service.

There is no need to subscribe to cable or satellite television to access ESPN+. Even if you already watch ESPN on cable television, it is a $5/month service. Soccer fans are encouraged to subscribe: ESPN+ also features England's championship division and Italy's Serie A, including the FA Cup and League Cup tournaments.

ESPN+ is available on Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and many Samsung TVs; the ESPN app for Android and iOS devices also has an ESPN+ tab, access to the streaming service directly from the ESPN website.