The World Series 2013 Game 6 will see the St Louis Cardinals go back on the road to Boston to face the Red Sox in a must-win game. The Red Sox are leading the series 3-2, and one more win tonight for Boston will see them clinch the World Series.

There will be an electric atmosphere at Fenway Park on Wednesday night when Game 6 start just after 8 p.m. ET. The game will be broadcast on the Fox network, and those looking to watch the action online can watch through live stream – free for subscribers to MLB.tv – via the link provided below.

If the Red Sox win tonight it will be their eighth world championship and third since 2004. Boston fans will be especially excited tonight as if they win it will be the first time they have clinched the title at home since 1918.

Tonight's pitching match up will see a repeat of Game 2 with Michael Wacha and John Lackey coming to the mound.

Wacha has a record of 4-0 and is 1.00 ERA, where as John Lackey is 2-1 with a 3.26 ERA.

When these two pitchers came out in Game 2 they basically ended in a tie, and the game was decided by the bullpen. Both pitchers allowed seven baserunners and struck out six batters.

The World Series 2013 Game 6 between the St Louis Cardinals and the Boston Red Sox will start just after 8 p.m. ET and can be watched by clicking here.