Wisconsin Badgers live stream free [TBS, TNT, TruTV]: Watch Final Four NCAA March Madness 2014 Men's Basketball online

The Wisconsin Badgers and the Kentucky Wildcats are set to fight it out in the March Madness 2014 Final Four on Saturday night. Just one win away from the Championship game, both teams can almost taste the Final and neither will want to fall short at the final hurdle tonight.

However, only one of these two teams can make it through and this should be an immense battle between the No. 2 seeded Badgers and No. 8 seeded Wildcats.

The game will start at 8.49 p.m. ET and will be shown on the TBS network. The game can also be watched online through free live stream via the link provided below, and a full schedule of Saturday's Final Four games and how to watch on TV is shown below.

Wisconsin have produced some breathtaking basketball at times this tournament, but they will be coming up against a Kentucky side that has exceeded many pundits' expectations for the tournament.

The Wildcats have fully deserved to make it though to the Final Four, and they will have strong belief that they have what it takes to go one more and make it all the way through to a dream Final Championship Game.

Both semifinals tonight will take place at the AT&T stadium in Arlington, Texas.

The following is the remaining schedule for the 2014 NCAA March Madness Men's Basketball Tournament:

Game 1- Florida Gators vs Connecticut Huskies - April 5 – 6.00 p.m. – TBS, TNT, TruTV

Game 2 – Wisconsin Badgers vs Kentucy Wildcats – April 5 – 8.49 p.m. - TBS, TNT, TruTV

National Championship Game – April 7 –9.00 p.m. – CBS

The updated NCAA bracket can be seen here.

Remaining games can be watched online for free via the March Madness Live app, available to download directly from www.ncaa.com/marchmadness. To log in, click on the "select service provider" tab and make your selection.

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