Unless you’re living under a rock, that is sandwiched between two other rocks - you would know that Super Bowl LIV is on Monday.
The 49ers and the Chiefs will go head to head on February 3, with coverage starting from 10:00am (AEDT). Whether you’re at work or at home, we will find you a way to stream the Super Bowl in Australia.
Stream the Super Bowl in Australia
Channel 7 will be covering the event live and free on 7 and 7HD, from 10:00am. If you won’t be close enough to a TV to take advantage, or you would rather stream, then you can get your coverage from Kayo, Foxtel Now, Foxtel GO or 7plus.
Kayo Sports
Our Netflix of Sports is kicking off early with pregame coverage starting from 9:00am (AEDT), and the big game starting at 10:00am.
Fans can also warm up all week with Kayo, using a dedicated carousel of ESPN Super Bowl films, specials, and a selection of NFL themed episodes from the award-winning series 30 for 30.
Kayo is also running the NFL Blitz at 7:00pm every night in the lead up, exclusivley for Australian and New Zealand fans.
If you’re interested in Kayo, you can sign up for a 14-day free trial before committing to a subscription, which is $25 per month to watch on two simultaneous screens, or $35 per month to watch on three simultaneous screens.
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Kayo programming covers over 50 other sports including AFL, NRL, Super Rugby, cricket, soccer and more. Kayo also comes with a range of unique features designed specifically for sports fans.
There's the option to watch split-screen, so you can keep track of the NFL and other sports events that might be happening at the same time.
There's also the "key moments" feature which will help you navigate straight to the hottest moments of a match if you're starting late or catching up on demand.
All of Kayo’s content is available on-demand after airing, which is perfect if you’re stuck at work. You can watch Kayo on your TV using an Apple TV (4th generation), Telstra TV, Google Chromecast, or via the Kayo app if you have a smart TV with Android 7.1 or above.
If you prefer to watch on a smaller screen there's an app available for iPhone/iPad as well as Android phones and tablets. Or you can watch on your work computer with Google Chrome, Firefox or Safari.
Foxtel Now and Foxtel GO
If you’re looking for another streaming option which gives you the Super Bowl, as well as the best of HBO at the same time, then you might want to look into Foxtel Now. As the streaming arm of Foxtel, you get all the same content as Kayo as well as a tonne of premium TV.
Foxtel Now works much like traditional Foxtel, giving you the basics and then up-selling its content into “packs.” Subscribers are required to start with a $25 per month “Pop + Lifestyle” starter pack, before adding in subsequent packs like sports, which adds an extra $29 to the monthly cost.
If you aren’t and haven’t been a Foxtel customer before, you can take advantage of a 10-day free trial which includes all of the service's content. After the trial, you’ll only need to pay for the packs you choose.
You can watch Foxtel Now on your TV using a Foxtel Now box, Telstra TV, Play Station 4, Apple Airplay, or using a Sony, LG or Samsung smart TV. If you prefer to watch on a smaller screen there's an app available for iPhone/iPad as well as Android phones and tablets. You can also watch on your computer using Google Chrome or Safari.
If you’re already signed up to Foxtel and would rather stream the game, you can use the Foxtel GO app.
7plus
Channel 7’s free catch-up service will be streaming the game from 10:00am (AEDT). 7plus will be following all the coverage of it’s live TV counterpart, including the half-time show with J-Lo and Shakira.
You can get ready for the game with a range of catch-up content already streaming on the service. Watch the 100 greatest moments in NFL history, 45 minute interviews with previous Super Bowl winners and much more.
7plus is free to watch but you will need to create an account and log in. You can watch on your computer using Google Chrome, Firefox or Microsoft Edge browsers, on your Apple or Android phone or tablet using the 7plus or 7Sport apps.
You can also get 7plus on your big screen with selected Samsung smart TVs, or with an Apple TV (2015+ generation), Telstra TV, Fetch TV, Foxtel Now Box, Google Chromecast, Play Station 4, Play Station 3, or Xbox One.
Puppy Bowl
For those of you who aren’t great at the sports, or maybe who just want to see something adorable - check out the Puppy Bowl.
Airing on the same day as the big game, the Puppy Bowl advocates for animal adoption and puts two teams of adorable pups together in the field. Each team works to score touchdowns with dog-approved toys, winning points, and hopefully getting adopted at the end.
It’s ultimately 42 puppies, playing and wrestling over toys in a heart-warming display. For more information and streams check it out here, or follow the tag on your socials - it’s bound to be trending. All that's left is to pick your side, are you Team Ruff or Team Fluff?
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