
- Super Bowl LIX time? 6.30pm ET / 11.30pm GMT
- Date? Today, Sunday, February 9, 2025
- Who? Philadelphia Eagles vs Kansas City Chiefs
- Where? Caesars Superdome, New Orleans
- Halftime show? Kendrick Lamar & SZA
- TV channel? Fox (US) ITV1 (UK) TSN (CAN)
- Free stream? Tubi (US) ITVX UK 7Plus (OZ)
- Abroad? Try PureVPN risk-free (save 83%)
Want to watch Super Bowl 2025 for free? You've come to the right place because we've got everything NFL fans need to watch Philadelphia Eagles vs Kansas City Chiefs free, including Kendrick Lamar's halftime show live from the 83,000-seater Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.
Options? Plenty. NFL fans can tune into a free Super Bowl live stream via Tubi in the US, ITVX in the UK, 7Plus in Australia, and Azteca 7 in Mexico. The annual NFC vs AFC showdown is also free on terrestrial TV in Germany.
Not all Super Bowl broadcasts are equal, however. UK fans wanting the most authentic experience can grab a 99p DAZN NFL Gamepass (1080p HD). Want to stream Super Bowl 59 for free and in 4K? US-based viewers can do so via Fox's Tubi platform.
We'll breakdown each of these free (or very cheap) ways to watch the Super Bowl below. Either way, with Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift and President Donald Trump involved, Super Bowl 2025 is predicted to be the most-watched TV event since the 1969 moon landings. Here's how to watch the Super Bowl FREE online.
FREE Super Bowl 2025 livestream
Super Bowl 2025 will be broadcast on TV for free today (February 9) in the following countries: US (Fox), UK (ITV1 HD), Australia (7Mate), Mexico (TV Azteca) and Germany (RTL). Most of these broadcasters are doubling up with a free live stream:
- Tubi (US) –– Fox's free streaming platform will livestream Super Bowl LIX (with all the Super Bowl ads) for free and in 4K.
- ITVX (UK) –– Not fussed about Tom Brady's commentary or the US commercials? Watch Super Bowl 2025 free online via Britain's ITVX.
- 7Plus (Australia) –– Seven's live, free Super Bowl coverage kicks off on Feb 10 from 9am AEDT on 7mate and 7plus Sport.
- Azteca 7 (Mexico) –– Mexico is packed with NFL fans, who can watch Eagles-Chiefs free on TV Azteca's streamer. No sign up required.
- VM Play (Ireland) –– Virgin Media Player's Super Bowl livestream is free of charge to NFL fans in Ireland.
Abroad? Blocked? Use a VPN to watch anywhere
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Traveling abroad and locked out of your usual streaming service? Use PureVPN to watch your usual Super Bowl stream from anywhere. We test all the providers and we rate PureVPN as one of the best VPNs for safer browsing and easy access to your favorite streams.
Watch Super Bowl LIX for free in the US
As we've established, Fox-owned Tubi will stream the Eagles vs Chiefs Super Bowl for FREE and in 4K (US only). But there are a few other workarounds for those who want to stream Super Bowl 2025 at no cost:
Fubo 7-day free trial ($59.99+/mo)
Fubo carries Fox and starts from $74.99 a month. New users get a 7-day free trial.
DirecTV 5-day free trial ($69.99+/mo)
DirecTV Stream comes with Fox (in almost all markets), includes 4K HDR video at no extra charge and will carry Super Bowl 59 on channel 105.
Hulu+Live TV 3-day free trial ($82.99+/mo)
You can stream Super Bowl LIX – plus the halftime show, of course – live on Fox from the comfort of your home or on the go on any supported device.
YouTube TV 21-day free trial ($82.99+/mo)
Watch Super Bowl LIX live on Sunday February 9 at 1pm ET on Fox with YouTube TV. Only tuning in for the halftime show? Try YouTube TV's totally free 20 minute preview.
If you're currently away from the US, use a VPN to access the above platforms. Our favourite is PureVPN (get 3 months extra free)
Sadly, Philo doesn't carry Fox, so their 7-day free trial is of no use when it comes to Super Bowl LIX. Sling TV carries Fox in select cities, but there's no free trial..
Watch Super Bowl 2025 online and free in the UK
Super Bowl 2025 will be available to watch live and for free on ITV1 and ITVX from 10.45pm tonight – Sunday, February 9, 2025 – with kick-off scheduled for 11.30pm GMT.
Just sign up for a free ITVX account and, provided you have a valid TV licence, you won't pay a penny to watch the Chiefs-Eagles game.
You can even watch the 20-minute free preview – Road to Super Bowl LIX – before you watch the full live replay of Eagles-Chiefs.
Oh and make sure you brew yourself a strong coffee: the match is expected to finish at around 3.30am on Monday – totally over 4 hours of football.
Traveling in another country? Don't worry, as you can use PureVPN to watch your usual UK stream from abroad.
Where to watch Super Bowl 2025 for free in Australia
Looking for a free Super Bowl live stream in Australia? Eagles vs Chiefs will be free on 7Mate and 7Plus in Oz.
Also consider: Kayo Sports (from $25/month) offers a 7-day trial, meaning you can sneak in and watch Super Bowl LIX for zilch.. and then cancel.
Again, you'll need to use use a good streaming VPN to watch your usual free Super Bowl stream when traveling outside of Oz.
Watch Super Bowl LIX for free in Germany
In Germany, Super Bowl LIX 'ist kostenlos' – free – on RTL. However, the broadcaster is not offering a free stream to go alongside its free-to-air broadcast.
Instead, German NFL fans will need to subscribe for DAZN's NFL GamePass. This includes the full Super Bowl replay. Again, if traveling, we recommend PureVPN for safer browsing and streaming.
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Greg Lea is a freelance football journalist from London. He primarily covers the Premier League but also has experience covering other European competitions. He is the former editor of The Set Pieces and has had work published by the likes of the Guardian, FourFourTwo, Goal.com, ESPN and more. He became a Crystal Palace fan after watching a 1-0 loss to Port Vale in 1998, and once got on the scoresheet in a primary school game against Wilfried Zaha's Whitehorse Manor (an own goal in an 8-0 defeat).
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