where can i watch the peach bowl

You can watch the Peach Bowl on ESPN in the US, with several legal streaming options if you don’t have cable.

Main ways to watch

• Traditional TV (US): The Peach Bowl is carried nationally on ESPN, so any cable or satellite package that includes ESPN will have the game.

• Streaming with cable login: If you already pay for ESPN through a TV provider, you can sign into the ESPN app or website and stream the Peach Bowl live at no extra charge.

• Cable‑free live TV services: ESPN is available on major “cord‑cutter” services such as Sling TV (Orange plan), DirecTV Stream, Fubo and similar live‑TV platforms that include ESPN in their channel lineup.

International options

• UK: The Peach Bowl is also shown on sports platforms there, with some guides noting DAZN offering coverage, including free streaming with a registered account for certain events.

• Canada: Coverage is carried on TSN channels, and you can watch via the TSN+ streaming app if your package includes it or you subscribe directly.

• Australia: ESPN coverage is accessible through providers like Foxtel, with streaming available on services such as Kayo Sports and Disney+ where ESPN is included.

Tips before kickoff

• Check the date and time in your local time zone; recent Peach Bowls have kicked off around 7:30 p.m. Eastern Time in the US.

• Verify that your chosen service includes ESPN (or the local rights‑holder channel in your country) before game day so you have time to adjust if needed.

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