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Sunderland vs Dinamo Zagreb, Thu 5 Nov, kick-off 8pm GMT. UK TV channel to be confirmed; this page updates when it is.

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Sunderland vs Dinamo Zagreb: How to Watch, TV Channel and Kick-Off

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Sunderland host Dinamo Zagreb on Thursday 5 November.

Sunderland vs Dinamo Zagreb kicks off at 8pm GMT on Thursday 5 November 2026, in the Europa League (League Stage – 4).

Sunderland are 9th in the Europa League on 7 points after 3 games and lost 1-3 away at Coventry last time out. Dinamo Zagreb are 18th in the Europa League on 4 points after 3 games and lost 2-4 at home to NEC Nijmegen last time out.

What channel is Sunderland vs Dinamo Zagreb on?

UK TV coverage for Sunderland vs Dinamo Zagreb has not been announced yet. This page updates as soon as the broadcasters confirm their picks.

Match information Details
Fixture Sunderland vs Dinamo Zagreb
Competition Europa League, League Stage – 4
Date Thursday 5 November 2026
Kick-off 8pm GMT (UK time)
UK TV To be confirmed

What time is kick-off for Sunderland vs Dinamo Zagreb?

Kick-off is 8pm GMT on Thursday 5 November 2026. That is 21:00 CET in central Europe and 3:00pm EST on the US east coast.

How are Sunderland and Dinamo Zagreb going into the game?

Last time out: Coventry 3-1 Sunderland (Premier League), Saturday 31 October.

Last time out: Dinamo Zagreb 2-4 NEC Nijmegen (Europa League), Thursday 22 October.

When is the Sunderland vs Dinamo Zagreb team news?

Our Sunderland vs Dinamo Zagreb team news is due on Wednesday 4 November, and the confirmed line-ups about an hour before kick-off.

Sunderland vs Dinamo Zagreb match centre: form, line-ups and live updates on matchday.

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