How to watch Super Bowl free: live stream Chiefs vs Eagles without cable tonight

By Tom Bailey
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Kiss cable goodbye: Watch Chiefs vs Eagles free from anywhere tonight

The Philadelphia Eagles mascot dances on the stage during the NFL Super Bowl LVII Opening Night
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With an audience of 192 million expected to tune into Chiefs vs Eagles tonight, there's never been more interest in watching the Super Bowl free.   

Below, we have listed our top five ways to watch Super Bowl 2023 free online, so you can live stream the NFL finale – plus Rihanna's glitzy Halftime Show – without cable, satellite, or an aerial.

Away from home during the big game? Use ExpressVPN to watch any Super Bowl 2023 stream (opens in new tab).

History will be made when the Kelce brothers – Jason and Travis – go head-to-head. But all eyes will be on two-time MVP Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts. Grab your Super Bowl snacks as we run down the top five free ways to score a Super Bowl free live stream...

Top 5 free ways to watch Super Bowl 2023

ITVX (opens in new tab)

UK: ITV has the free-to-air rights in the United Kingdom, so you can watch the Super Bowl free on ITVX (opens in new tab). 

New user? Register free for ITVX (opens in new tab)

All you need is your email address and postcode (e.g. W12 7RU).

Outside the UK? Use a VPN to access ITVX when away from home (opens in new tab).

7Plus (opens in new tab)

AUSTRALIA: Channel 7 has free-to-air rights in Australia, so you can pick up a free Super Bowl live stream on 7Plus (opens in new tab).

New user? Register free for 7plus (opens in new tab)

All you need is your email address and postcode (e.g. WA 6017).

Outside Australia? Use a VPN to access 7Plus when away from home. (opens in new tab)

New user? Sign in free with Google or Facebook (opens in new tab)

MEXICO: TV Azteca will show Super Bowl free-to-air, and also live stream it on Azteca 7. 

New user? Sign in free with Google or Facebook (opens in new tab) (free)

Simply sign in with your Google or Facebook account. Bueno.

Outside Mexico? Use a VPN to access Azteca 7 when away from home (opens in new tab).

ProSieben (opens in new tab)

GERMANY: ProSieben has rights in Germany, so you can stream all the action free on the ProSieben (opens in new tab) website.

New user? Register for ProSieben (opens in new tab) (free)

All you need is your email address.

Outside Germany? Use a VPN to tap into ProSieben when away from home (opens in new tab).

Try Fubo TV free for 7 days (opens in new tab)

USA: Fox cable has the rights in the US – but you watch free with the Fubo TV and YouTube TV live streaming services. 

Try Fubo TV free for 7 days (opens in new tab) ($79.99 a month after)

Try YouTube TV completely free for 20 minutes (opens in new tab) now. You don't even have to give your email address.

Outside the US? Use a VPN to access Fubo TV or YouTube TV when away from home (opens in new tab).

View Deal (opens in new tab)

Super Bowl 2023: when is it?

Super Bowl LVII – the final playoff game of the National Football League (NFL) – kicks off at 6.30pm ET / 3.30pm PT / 11.30pm GMT / 10.30pm AEDT

What TV channel is the Super Bowl on?

Fox television broadcast network will air Super Bowl LVII, the National Football League championship game, in the United States. It's set to air on Sky Sports NFL (407) and Sky Sports Main Event (401) in the UK.

Who is playing in the Super Bowl?

AFC champion Kansas City Chiefs will meet NFC champion Philadelphia Eagles at the 57th Super Bowl today, Sunday 12th February.

Where is the Super Bowl?

Super Bowl LVII takes place at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. Capacity is 73,000.

How big is the Super Bowl TV audience?

A predicted 192 million viewers.

Who is performing at Super Bowl?

Rihanna will perform the Apple Music Halftime Show at Super Bowl LVII. Tidal investor Jay-Z and Latin superstar Shakira are expected to be the guest stars. 

Who is singing the Super Bowl national anthem?

Grammy-winning Country artist Chris Stapleton (Tennessee Whiskey) will sing the national anthem.

What are the Super Bowl odds?

Odds can change but as of the time of writing, DraftKings says the Philadelphia Eagles are -125 favourites to win the 2023 Super Bowl. Legendary NFL video game Madden 23 predicts that the Eagles will win, says Businesswire.

Super Bowl global kick off times

  • New York, USA: 6.30 pm ET
  • San Francisco, USA: 3.30 pm PT
  • London, UK: 11.30 pm ET
  • Melbourne, Australia: 10.30 am AEDT (Mon)
  • Mexico City, Mexico: 5.30 pm CDMX
  • Berlin, Germany: 00.30 am CET
  • Singapore: 7.30 am SGT (Mon)
  • Delhi, India: 5am IST (Mon)

Watch Super Bowl live streams free from abroad 

Having tried and tested the best VPNs on the market today, we found ExpressVPN to be the best VPN service, both in terms of performance and value for money. It's extraordinarily reliable and a dab hand at unblocking streaming services. That makes it the MVP of its team and the best way to watch Super Bowl 2023 free online ...   

Try ExpressVPN risk-free for 30 days (opens in new tab)

Try ExpressVPN risk-free for 30 days (opens in new tab)
ExpressVPN offers a 30-day money back guarantee with its VPN service. You can use it to watch the Super Bowl live stream in 4K HDR on your mobile, tablet, laptop, TV, games console and more. There's 24/7 customer support and three months free when you sign-up. Try it – it's easier than you think. 

For the best value, try the 12-month subscription. (opens in new tab)

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Tom Bailey

Tom is a journalist, copywriter and content designer based in the UK. He has written articles for T3, ShortList, The Sun, The Mail on Sunday, The Daily Telegraph, Elle Deco, The Sunday Times, Men's Health, Mr Porter, Oracle and many more (including What Hi-Fi?). His specialities include mobile technology, electric vehicles and video streaming.