Where to Watch the Super Bowl 2025 Live

By Sarah Miller · March 12, 2033

The Super Bowl can be watched live on Fox, streamed via NFL+ on mobile devices, or through platforms like YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, and FuboTV. International viewers can access it on DAZN, Sky Sports, or local broadcasters.

Where to Watch the Super Bowl in the United States

The primary way to watch the Super Bowl in the U.S. is through broadcast television and streaming services. Each year, one of the major networks—CBS, Fox, or NBC—holds the rights to air the game on a rotating basis.

Broadcast Television

Fox will broadcast Super Bowl LIX in 2025. The game is free to watch with an HD antenna if you're within range of a local Fox affiliate. This remains the most accessible option for millions of American households.

Streaming Services

For cord-cutters, several live TV streaming platforms carry Fox and other Super Bowl broadcasters:

NFL+ App: Offers live local and primetime games on mobile and tablet devices (subscription required).
YouTube TV: Carries Fox and all major networks; includes cloud DVR.

Hulu + Live TV

FuboTV: Sports-focused service with Fox in all markets.
Sling TV: Offers Fox in select markets only—check availability.

International Viewing Options

American football fans outside the U.S. have multiple options depending on their region:

Canada: DAZN, CTV, TSN
United Kingdom: Sky Sports Main Event, NFL Game Pass
Australia: Seven Network, 7plus, ESPN Australia
Germany: DAZN, RTL+
Mexico: Canal 5, Azteca 7, ViX

DAZN holds exclusive international rights in over 180 countries, making it the go-to platform for global fans without local network coverage.

Super Bowl Broadcast History and Future Games

The Super Bowl rotates among CBS, Fox, and NBC under the NFL's current media rights agreement, which runs through 2033. Below is a detailed table of recent and upcoming broadcasts.

Year	Super Bowl	Date	Host Network (USA)	Viewership (Millions)	Streaming Platform(s)
2022	LVI	Feb 13	NBC	99.2	Peacock, NFL+, fuboTV
2023	LVII	Feb 12	Fox	113.1	Tubi, NFL+, Hulu Live
2024	LVIII	Feb 11	CBS	123.7	Paramount+, NFL+
2025	LIX	Feb 9	Fox	Projected: 125+	NFL+, YouTube TV, FuboTV
2026	LX	Feb 8	NBC	Projected: 127+	Peacock, NFL+

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The viewership trend shows consistent growth, with Super Bowl LVIII setting a record as the most-watched television program in U.S. history. Streaming adoption has also increased, with platforms like Tubi and Peacock offering free ad-supported access alongside paid services.

How to Watch the Super Bowl for Free

You don't need a cable subscription to watch the Super Bowl legally and for free. Here are reliable methods:

Over-the-Air Broadcast: Use an HD antenna to receive Fox, CBS, or NBC signals depending on the year.
Free Trial Streaming Services: Sign up for a free trial of YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, or FuboTV before the game.
Mobile Streaming via NFL+ Standard: Allows live local and national games on phones and tablets.
Tubi (for Fox-broadcast games): Fox streams its Super Bowl coverage for free on Tubi, its ad-supported platform.