Fraserburgh chairman Finlay Noble is pleased they can return to streaming games for UK-based supporters this weekend.
The Broch’s Breedon Highland League clash with Brora Rangers at Bellslea will be available on pay-per-view.
Clubs have received confirmation from Uefa they can live stream games during international breaks, and the World Cup in November and December.
Fraserburgh installed technology to allow them to stream games during the Covid-19 enforced lockdown when fans were unable to attend games.
As well as this weekend’s match, the Highland League champions’ games on November 19, December 3 (if they are at home), December 10 and March 23 can also be streamed.
Noble said: “With it being an international weekend, with no clash with English Premier League games, we’re able to stream.
“I’m sure some folk will tune in on Saturday and it’s good to be able to it.
“We stream all our games, but it’s only people from abroad that can watch on non-international weekends.
“In lockdown, we had a few hundred – even as much as 500 – watching.
“The average now is probably a dozen or 20, depending on who we’re playing, so it’s not a rip-roaring success.
“But we got grant money which we used to install the system and we’ve got it sponsored as well.
“During lockdowns, when fans couldn’t attend, it served its purpose and it was good to be able to give supporters something.
“A number of supporters bought season tickets because it enabled them to contribute to the club.
“We show the under-18s and under-21s games on a Monday night (to fans in the UK and abroad, for free) and the uptake on that has been good as well.”