National Broadcast Channels in the United States
The Super Bowl is broadcast on major U.S. television networks. CBS and NBC rotate the main broadcast each year, while Fox typically airs the other conference championship. Check your local listings for channel numbers and start times.
Official Streaming Options
You can watch the game through official live TV streaming services that include broadcast networks. Services like fuboTV, YouTube TV, and Hulu + Live TV carry the channels that air the Super Bowl. Visit the provider’s website to confirm current channel lineups and pricing.
International Broadcast and Streaming
In other countries, the Super Bowl airs on regional sports networks, premium channels, or official streaming platforms. For example, in the United Kingdom it is available on Sky Sports and NOW, while in Canada it is carried by TSN and RDS. Check the official NFL broadcast partners page for a full list of international options.
In-Person Viewing at Official Venues
The host city’s official venues, such as bars, restaurants, and public viewing areas, often screen the game. The NFL and the host committee publish a list of official watch party locations and ticket information on the Super Bowl host committee website.
