Stream Super Bowl LVIII: Every Way to Watch the NFL Final Live Without Cable

The Super Bowl is almost here, and I can’t wait to watch the Kansas City Chiefs take on the San Francisco 49ers in LVIII. I’m planning to catch all the action through a Fubo free trial!

The 2024 NFL Championship, Super Bowl LVIII, is scheduled for Sunday, February 11, 2024, at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada – the first to be played in the Las Vegas Valley area. It features the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers.

In a hurry? Kickoff time is 6:30 pm EST for Super Bowl LVIII (that’s 58). You can watch the game on CBS, Nickelodeon, and Univision with these services:

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Super Bowl LVIII Schedule

The Big Game will pit the champion of the American Football Conference (AFC), against the champion of the National Football Conference (NFC). Whichever team emerges victorious will receive the Lombardi Trophy and be recognized as the league champion throughout the next NFL season.

This year, the showdown is at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada, home of the Las Vegas Raiders. This will be the first Super Bowl in Nevada. The Apple Music Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show will feature Usher, with possible guest appearances as yet unannounced.

• Date: Sunday, February 11, 2024
• Kickoff Time: 6:30 pm
• Stadium: Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada
• Channel: CBS/Nickelodeon/Paramount+ (English), Univision (Spanish)
• Streaming: Paramount+, Fubo, DIRECTV STREAM
• Announcers: Jim Nantz (play-by-play), Tony Romo (analysis), Tracy Wolfson and Evan Washburn (sideline)
• Teams: Kansas City Chiefs vs San Francisco 49ers
• Last Year’s Result: Kansas City Chiefs (38) vs Philadelphia Eagles

Super Bowl LVIII Weekend Schedule

CBS has a lot of related shows leading up to the game.

Saturday, February 10th

• 12:00 pm: Super Bowl LVIII Countdown Show
• 1:00 pm: That Other Pregame Show

Sunday, February 11th

• 11:30 am: NFL Slimetime
• 12:00 pm: Road to the Super Bowl
• 1:00 pm: You Are Looking Live!
• 2:00 pm: The NFL Today
• 6:00 pm: Super Bowl on CBS Kickoff Show
• 6:30 pm: Super Bowl LVIII

Super Bowl Channels

The 2024 Super Bowl will be broadcast on CBS, Nickelodeon (simulcast), and Univision (Spanish commentary). You can stream on any live TV streaming service that offers those channels. Or just go directly to Paramount+.

How to Watch the Super Bowl Live

Times are good for cord-cutters. And that’s especially true when it comes to major events like the Super Bowl.

Live TV Streaming Services

You can watch the game using a variety of streaming services, which not only provide local channels but also cable TV channels. OTA channels like CBS are available with most major providers.

Fubo Provides All Super Bowl LVIII Channels

The Fubo (formerly FuboTV) base service package starts at $79.99/month and offers well over 130 channels including local (ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, and others) as well as a decent selection of regional sports networks. This is in addition to its national sports channels like CBS Sports Network, ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, FS2, and a couple dozen beIN Sports and TUDN channels.

Sign Up for a Free Fubo Trial

All English plans come with unlimited cloud DVR and the ability to stream on up to 10 devices at once. You can find all the details in our Fubo review.

DIRECTV STREAM: Get All Super Bowl LVIII Channels

The DIRECTV STREAM Entertainment package starts at $86.99/month, which represents a full-cable replacement service with roughly 80 channels.

Get DIRECTV STREAM Free Trial

For $114.99/month, you can upgrade to the DIRECTV STREAM Choice package, which offers access to a variety of additional national channels and the best selection of regional sports networks in the industry.

You get unlimited cloud DVR storage with DIRECTV STREAM, as long as you sign up online. It also provides you with streaming on unlimited devices. See our DIRECTV STREAM review for all the details.

Hulu + Live TV: Get Super Bowl on CBS and Nickelodeon

Hulu + Live TV allows you to watch live sporting events that air on channels such as NBC and NBC Universo.

Get Hulu + Live TV Free

The live TV package costs $82.99/month for 85+ live TV channels. This selection closely mirrors what you’d expect from a cable subscription. And, as a bonus, you get Disney+ and ESPN+ included in your subscription.

It also includes an unlimited cloud DVR with nine months of storage and simultaneous streaming on two devices.

Our Hulu + Live TV Super Bowl Guide has more information.

Other Options to Stream Super Bowl LVIII

There are other options for streaming the Super Bowl:

• Paramount+: Paramount+ is the new version of CBS All Access, so it’s no surprise that it will let you stream Super Bowl LVIII live. Plans start at $7.99/month. Our Paramount+ review has more information.
• YouTube TV: Offers a very similar service to Hulu + Live TV, including all the Super Bowl channels in its base lineup. See our YouTube TV review for more.
• NFL+: This $6.99/month subscription offers local and primetime games — including the Super Bowl. Note that live games are only on your phone, and cannot be cast to a bigger screen. You also can’t watch live on NFL.com. Check out our NFL+ review for more details.

Super Bowl LVIII for Free: Set up a Digital Antenna

CBS has affiliates all over the nation that will be broadcasting the game over the air (OTA). This means – assuming you are reasonably near a tower (and almost everyone in the US is) – you can watch the Super Bowl for free.

Since TV went digital, antennas have come a long way from providing the low-resolution, static-filled screens they used to. You can now pick up crystal-clear, high-definition signals with modern antennas that will look great on your big-screen TV.

If you want to go with an antenna, we recommend signing up with Sling TV. If you pay for three months of service, they’ll give you an indoor HD antenna and AirTV 2 for just $49.00 (normally $149.94). Alternatively, you can get the same antenna with the AirTV Anywhere for $99.00 (normally $244.98), which comes with its own DVR.

With either of these, you’ll be able to receive all your OTA channels in the same guide that shows your streaming channels. It’s really the way to go.

Streaming Devices and TVs for the Super Bowl

No need for you and your friends to huddle around a web browser to watch the Super Bowl. (Unless you want to, of course.)

All the streaming services we highlighted support:

• Amazon Fire TV
• Android mobile
• Android TV-based Smart TVs
• Apple TV
• Chromecast
• iOS (iPhone, iPad)
• Roku
• Samsung smart TVs
• Web browsers

You can use smart TVs by LG and Vizio with Fubo, Hulu, and Paramount+. They support the Xbox One as well, and Hulu and Paramount+ work with PlayStations.

See our individual streaming reviews for a complete list of each service’s supported devices.

4K & HDR Options

CBS will air Super Bowl LVIII in 4K.

You will need equipment that can stream and display 4K, access to the 4K signal, and an internet connection that can handle the larger bandwidth a UHD transmission requires.

Fubo will be streaming the game in 4K. But you will need to sign up for at least its Elite plan.

Live Streaming the Super Bowl Outside the US

The easiest way to watch Super Bowl 2024 if you’re a football fan outside the US (and not in China or Canada) is with the NFL Game Pass International, which lets you live stream every game — including the Super Bowl. See our full NFL Game Pass review for more info.

Watch Super Bowl LVIII for just 99¢ (or local equivalent) for NFL Game Pass. Sign up with DAZN now!

But if you just want to tune in for the Super Bowl, the Game Pass is probably a little pricey. In many countries, ESPN will be carrying the big game, but it varies. Here are the broadcasters in major countries:

• Australia: Seven Network, 7mate
• Canada: TSN, CTV, RDS (French)
• France: M6, BeIN Sports
• Germany: RTL
• Ireland: Sky Sports
• Italy: Italia 1
• Mexico: Canal 5
• Philippines: Premier Sports
• United Kingdom: ITV1, Sky Sports

You can also stream via NFL Game Pass in most countries. See our NFL Playoff VPN Guide for more information.

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Super Bowl LVIII Analysis

As always, the Super Bowl pits the AFC Championship winner against the NFC Championship winner. Over the year, the two conferences have prevailed almost equally but this is largely due to a 13-year NFC run from Super Bowl XIX. The AFC has won 6 of the last 10 encounters. But no one thinks this is causal.

Here are the results of the 2024 Conference Championships:

• AFC Championship Game: Kansas City Chiefs (17) at Baltimore Ravens (10)
• NFC Championship Game: Detroit Lions (31) at San Francisco 49ers (34)

Super Bowl LVIII features the return of two of the top 4 teams from last year. The 49ers lost in the NFC Championship and the Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl.

The Chiefs were originally a 3-point underdog in this game. But the line has changed a lot over the last week. Many see the game as effectively even. But the consensus is currently that the 49ers will win by 2 points.

Some people are using AI to predict the game, and this has given many Kansas City fans hope, since the consensus there seems to be a close game with the Chiefs winning.

The game also has Over/Under of 47.5 points. All of this means that the oddsmakers (and AIs) expect this game to feature a lot of offense and to be pretty close. In other words, it should be a good game.

Looking at the teams, it’s hard to disagree. The Chiefs have an excellent passing offense. They struggle running the ball, however. This could be to their advantage. The 49ers have a great run defense but haven’t been covering the pass that well. So we expect a lot of passing from the Chiefs.

On the other side, the 49ers have great passing and running offenses. The Chiefs have a great passing defense but struggle against the run. This would indicate a running game from the 49ers but with their many passing weapons like Brock Purdy, Deeboo Samuel, George Kittle, and Christian McCaffrey, expect to see a lot of that too.

Wrapping Up

This year’s Super Bowl is one of the most anticipated events of the year for sports fans as well as casual observers (who may just show up for the halftime show or the legendary Super Bowl commercials). If you don’t have a cable subscription, you can watch Super Bowl 2024 with an antenna or by subscribing to a streaming service.

Fubo is our top choice for streaming the Super Bowl. Fubo allows you to try out its service with a free trial.

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My expertise in sports coverage, particularly for out-of-market games and regional sports networks, stems from years of hands-on experience as an early adopter of streaming services and my work addressing fans' viewing challenges. As a longtime cord-cutter and subscriber to multiple streaming platforms, I combine my technical knowledge with practical user experience, making me a leading expert in the field of sports streaming and entertainment technology.

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