With Super Bowl LX set for February 8, 2026, interest is rising not only around the matchup itself, but also around how viewers can watch the event online.
VILNIUS, LITHUANIA, February 8, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Scheduled to kick off at 6:30 p.m. ET at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, the 60th Super Bowl is expected to attract one of the largest international audiences in the event’s history.
Beyond the game, Super Bowl LX is generating additional attention due to its halftime show. The NFL has confirmed that Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny will headline the performance, marking a significant moment for the league by featuring a primarily Spanish-language artist on one of the world’s most-watched broadcasts.
As viewership continues to expand outside the United States, fans are increasingly searching for legal, cost-free streaming options—either through public broadcasters, limited-time streaming trials, or virtual private networks (VPNs) that allow access to region-locked platforms.
Watching Super Bowl LX in the United States
In the US, viewers have access to both traditional broadcasts and digital streaming services. NBC will hold official broadcast rights for Super Bowl LX, making the game widely accessible across multiple platforms.
The most straightforward option remains over-the-air television. Anyone with a digital antenna can watch the full broadcast on NBC at no cost, including the game, commercials, and halftime show, without creating an account or subscribing to a service.
For viewers who prefer streaming, NBC’s official platform Peacock will carry the game as part of its paid plans, while several live TV streaming services—such as YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, and DirecTV Stream—will also include NBC in their channel lineups. These services typically range from $70 to $80 per month but often provide short-term free trials for new users. Mobile-only viewers can also access the game through NFL+, which supports live streaming on phones and tablets.
Free Streaming Options Available Worldwide
There are three primary ways to watch Super Bowl LX for free, depending on location.
First, US-based viewers can rely on NBC’s free over-the-air broadcast with a digital antenna, which remains the simplest option without subscriptions or trial periods.
Second, several US streaming platforms offer free trials that cover the Super Bowl broadcast. YouTube TV, for example, provides a trial period of up to 21 days for eligible users, while Hulu + Live TV and DirecTV Stream offer shorter trials lasting several days. These trials include NBC access, allowing viewers to watch the game live before canceling to avoid charges.
Third, select international broadcasters will stream Super Bowl LX online for free through public or ad-supported platforms. In the UK, Channel 5 is expected to carry the broadcast, while Australian viewers can watch via 7plus, and New Zealand audiences through TVNZ+. These services typically require free account registration and are limited to viewers within their respective countries.
Using a VPN to Access Free Super Bowl Streams
Because many free international streams are restricted to specific regions, VPNs have become a common solution for viewers traveling or living abroad. By connecting to a VPN server in a country where free streaming is available, users can access the same broadcasts as local viewers.
The process generally involves installing a VPN app, connecting to a server in the desired country—such as the UK for Channel 5 or Australia for 7plus—and then visiting the broadcaster’s website to stream the game. This approach is often used by international fans seeking free access, local commentary, or an alternative to paid subscriptions.
Why VPNs Are Popular for Super Bowl Streaming
Regional licensing agreements often limit where sports broadcasts can be viewed. A VPN works by assigning the user an IP address from another country, allowing access to platforms that would otherwise be unavailable.
This is particularly useful for viewers who are traveling during the Super Bowl, living in regions where only paid options exist, or looking to avoid short-term subscriptions for a single event. Stream reliability and speed are key considerations, especially for live events with high demand.
VPN Providers Commonly Used for Live Sports
Among VPNs frequently recommended for streaming international sports events, NordVPN stands out for its large server network and consistent performance, supporting a wide range of devices including smart TVs. Surfshark is often highlighted for allowing unlimited device connections under one account, making it suitable for households. Proton VPN appeals to privacy-focused users while still delivering reliable speeds for live broadcasts.
As Super Bowl LX approaches, interest in flexible and free viewing options is expected to increase further. With a combination of public broadcasts, trial-based streaming services, and VPN-enabled access to international platforms, viewers around the world have multiple legal paths to watch one of the most anticipated sporting events of 2026.
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