The biggest football game of the year, Super Bowl LIX, kicks off tonight at 6:30 PM EST, featuring a powerhouse showdown between the Kansas City Chiefs (15-2) and the Philadelphia Eagles (14-3) at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just here for the snacks, we’ve got you covered with everything you need to know about where to stream the game without cable.
The Best Places to Stream the 2025 Super Bowl
Fox
Fox is the official channel airing Super Bowl LIX. The great news? If you grab an antenna or already have access to the Fox app, you can watch the game without dropping a dime. Fox offers ad-supported streaming, so you can tune in on your TV or mobile devices.
This is perfect for anyone who loves football and free content (and who doesn’t?).
Tubi
Fox is also streaming the game live on Tubi, their free streaming platform. The best part? You don’t even need a credit card to create an account. That’s right—zero payment, zero commitment, just kick back and enjoy the action.
Tubi may be the ultimate choice for cord-cutters who want to stream hassle-free. You’ll even get the same feed as the Fox broadcast, so you won’t miss a single play.
Fubo
Want a little more flexibility? Fubo might be your MVP today. This sports-driven streaming service includes Fox in its lineup, along with CBS, NBC, ABC, ESPN, and the NFL Network. Bonus points? New users can take advantage of Fubo’s 1-week free trial, meaning you can catch the Super Bowl and explore other sports content without spending a dime (for now).
Fubo is perfect if you’re looking for high-quality streaming, college games, or a platform tailor-made for sports lovers. Just make sure you cancel before the trial ends if you’re not looking for a long-term subscription.
Other Options to Consider
If none of the above fit your style, services like Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, DirecTV Stream, and YouTube TV also provide access to the Fox network. Many of them come with free trial options for new users, so you can still catch the game live without a cable contract.
Could It Be… SATAN?
While you’re watching the game (or waiting for those iconic Super Bowl ads), we encourage you to skip the halftime show. We’re giving it a pass due to some of Kendrick Lamar’s past controversial performances—at another performance, Lamar dressed as Christ (bloody crown of thorns and all) and passionately advocated for the right to murder unborn children.
Game On
No matter where or how you’re streaming, you’ll want to ensure you have everything set up before kickoff at 6:30 PM EST. This showdown between the Chiefs and Eagles is not one you’ll want to miss.
Whether you go the free route with Fox or Tubi or try Fubo’s trial for all-access sports coverage, you’ve got great streaming options at your fingertips.
Who are you cheering for tonight? Drop your team and some smack talk in the comments.
Brent Decker
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