How to Watch the Super Bowl LX Outside the US (Live Streaming + Free Options)

The Super Bowl isn’t just an American event anymore. The NFL now has millions of fans around the world, and every year Super Bowl Sunday becomes a global viewing party. Whether you want to tune into the LX Superbowl on Feb 8th to cheer on the Patriots or the Seahawks or watch Bad Bunny's half-time show or enjoy the iconic Super Bowl commercials - we got you! We have listed all of the ways you can watch the Super Bowl LX live outside the USA.

If you’re travelling outside the United States (or living abroad), you might be asking:

How can I watch the Super Bowl live outside the US?
The good news: you’ve got a few easy options, including official international broadcasters, streaming platforms, and even free streams in certain regions.

This guide covers the best ways to watch the Super Bowl abroad, plus how to stream it smoothly even if you don’t have reliable WiFi.

To watch the Super Bowl outside the US, you can:

1. Use local TV broadcasters in your country (many show the game live)
2. Stream it through services like DAZN (NFL Game Pass) in supported regions
3. Watch for free in select countries through free-to-air broadcasters or free streaming platforms
4. Use a travel eSIM if you need mobile data while travelling

• Date: Sunday 8 February 2026
• Kick-off time: 3:30pm PT (Santa Clara local time)
• Venue: Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, California

American football might be most popular in the US, but the NFL fanbase has exploded internationally. Countries like Mexico, Canada, Germany, the UK, Brazil, Australia, and more now have millions of fans.

That matters because the more NFL fans a country has, the easier it usually is to find:

• local broadcast coverage
• streaming apps showing the game
• sports bars and watch parties showing it live

1. Mexico – 23 million
2. Brazil – 20 million
3. Canada – 7 million
4. South Korea – 7 million
5. Germany – 6.5 million
6. United Kingdom – 6 million
7. Spain – 3.5 million
8. Saudi Arabia – 3 million
9. Australia – 2.5 million
10. Argentina – 2 million

*Fanbase figures are estimates and may vary by source and season. For the latest official viewing options per country, check the NFL’s Ways to Watch page.*

Interestingly, things look a little different when it comes to historic search trends, according to ESPN. Google Trends data tracks search interest, meaning how often people in a country look up the NFL online. This data captures curiosity and occasional interest, even from people who might not be dedicated fans, but are curious about big events, like Super Bowl LX.

Since 2004, when Google Trends data tracking began, several countries have consistently shown high interest in the NFL through online searches. As you'd expect, Canada and Mexico lead the way. But countries with smaller populations start to show up, too. For example, Dominican Republic (population: 11 million) ranks among the top searchers, highlighting the league’s reach into the Caribbean. In Europe, Ireland (population: 5 million) stands out as a key market for NFL-related searches. And while Australia remains a major hub for American football fans in the Southern Hemisphere, New Zealand (population: 5 million) comes in just behind its larger neighbour where it comes to NFL-related search volume.

1. Canada
2. Mexico
3. Dominican Republic
4. Ireland
5. Australia
6. New Zealand

If you’re travelling to one of the countries below, you should be able to stream the Super Bowl live through local broadcasters or popular sports streaming services.

Here are some common viewing options by region:

Kick-off: 5:30pm (Sun)
TV: TV Azteca, Telemundo, Fox Deportes
Streaming: DAZN, Tubi

Kick-off: 6:30pm (Sun)
TV: TSN, CTV
Streaming: DAZN, TSN+, Tubi

Kick-off: 12:30am (Mon)
TV: RTL, Nitro
Streaming: RTL+, DAZN

Kick-off: 11:30pm (Sun)
TV: ITV, Sky Sports NFL, Sky Sports Main Event
Streaming: ITVX, Sky Go, DAZN, Tubi

Kick-off: 10:30am (Mon)
TV: Channel Seven
Streaming: 7Plus, Kayo Sports, Foxtel Now, Tubi, DAZN

Kick-off: 8:30pm (Sun)
TV: RedeTV!, ESPN 2
Streaming: DAZN, Tubi, Disney Plus

Kick-off: 8:30am (Mon)
TV/Streaming: Coupang Play, DAZN

Kick-off: 12:30am (Mon)
TV: Movistar Plus+
Streaming: DAZN, FuboTV

Kick-off: 2:30am (Mon)
TV: SSC (Saudi Sports Channel)
Streaming: DAZN, Shahid

Kick-off: 8:30pm (Sun)
TV: Fox Sports HD, ESPN
Streaming: DAZN, Disney Plus

Kick-off: 11:30pm (Sun)
TV: UTV, Virgin Media 2, Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports NFL
Streaming: Sky Go, DAZN

Kick-off: 12:30pm (Mon)
TV: TVNZ 1
Streaming: TVNZ+, DAZN, Sky Sport Now

*Free streaming depends on your location and broadcaster rights, and availability can change year to year.*

Super Bowl LX kick-off: Sunday 8 February 2026, 3:30pm PT (USA) or 6:30pm ET (USA)

If you want a simple option that works in most countries, NFL Game Pass on DAZN is often the most straightforward solution.

It allows you to stream the Super Bowl live in many countries worldwide (with some exceptions).

This is especially useful if you’re:

• travelling and not sure what local channels you’ll have
• staying in a hotel without sports channels
• watching on your phone or laptop while on the move

In some countries, yes.

Depending on where you are, you may be able to stream the Super Bowl for free through:

• free-to-air broadcasters
• free streaming platforms
• free trials from sports streaming services

Top tip: Free streaming availability can change by country, so check local listings a few days before kick-off.

*Free streaming depends on your location and broadcaster rights, and availability can change year to year.*

If you’ve ever tried streaming a big live sports event on hotel WiFi, you already know the struggle:

• buffering during big plays
• connection drops at the worst time
• overcrowded networks when everyone is online

If you’re travelling, the easiest solution is to use mobile data with a travel eSIM.

With a Sim Local eSIM you can:

• connect instantly in your destination
• avoid expensive roaming charges
• stream live sports without relying on WiFi
• top up quickly if you need more data

Pair your eSIM with the streaming app that works in your country, and you’re ready for kick-off.

A. You can watch the Super Bowl abroad using local broadcasters, streaming platforms like DAZN (NFL Game Pass), or free-to-air options depending on your country.

A. For many travellers, the simplest option is NFL Game Pass on DAZN, as it’s available in a large number of countries worldwide.

A. Yes. As long as you have a supported streaming app and a stable connection, you can stream the Super Bowl on mobile. If you don’t have reliable WiFi, a travel eSIM makes it easier to stream using mobile data.

A. In some countries, yes. Free options may include local free-to-air coverage, streaming platforms like Tubi in select regions, or free trials from services like FuboTV depending on location.

Whether you're watching from a hotel room in Spain, an airport lounge in Canada, or a café in Australia, you don’t need to miss the biggest game of the year.

If you’re travelling, make sure your streaming plans are sorted in advance and consider using a travel eSIM so you can stream the Super Bowl smoothly, even without WiFi.

Get a Sim Local eSIM and connect instantly before kick-off.