You can watch the 2026 Super Bowl (Super Bowl LX) in several ways, depending on whether you have cable, an antenna, or just streaming.

Quick Scoop: Where you can watch

  • TV (classic way)
    • Tune in on NBC if you’re in the US; that’s the main English‑language broadcaster for Super Bowl LX.
* For Spanish‑language coverage, watch it on **Telemundo**.

* If you have a **digital antenna** , you can likely pull in your local NBC station for free over the air.
  • Official streaming options
    • Peacock will stream the full NBC broadcast of the game on smart TVs, consoles, and browsers.
* **NFL+** will show the Super Bowl on mobile devices; note that its live game stream is **mobile-only** and cannot be cast to TV on the basic plan.

* In many regions outside the US (for example, Germany), the game is on **DAZN** and **NFL Game Pass** (now integrated into DAZN in some markets), and on TV via **RTL**.
  • Live TV streaming services (no cable required)
    • Services that typically carry NBC in most US markets include:
      • Hulu + Live TV
  * **YouTube TV**

  * **DirecTV Stream**

  * **Sling TV Blue** in select big cities only; NBC availability is limited, so you must check your ZIP code.

* Many of these offer **free trials** , so some viewers sign up just for Super Bowl weekend and cancel afterward.
  • Important gotcha
    • Fubo currently does not have NBC due to a contract dispute, so you can’t rely on it for the 2026 Super Bowl.

Mini breakdown by situation

  • “I just have a TV, no cable”
    • Try a digital antenna to pick up NBC for free.
* If reception is bad, use **Peacock** on a smart TV or streaming stick.
  • “I only have my phone/tablet”
    • NFL+ is the cheapest mobile option, but remember it’s mobile-only for live games.
* You can also watch Peacock on mobile if you prefer that app.
  • “I don’t want a long-term subscription”
    • Look for free trials on Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, or DirecTV Stream and cancel after the game.
* Or just grab **one month of Peacock** , which is usually cheaper than a full live-TV bundle.

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Option Type How you watch Key notes
NBC TV channel Cable, satellite, or antenna Main English broadcast of Super Bowl LX.
Telemundo TV channel Cable, satellite, or antenna Spanish-language broadcast in the US.
Peacock Streaming app Smart TV, streaming device, browser, mobile Streams NBC Super Bowl feed; good budget choice.
NFL+ Streaming app Phone or tablet Cheapest but live game is mobile-only, no TV casting on base plan.
Hulu + Live TV Live TV streaming App on smart TV, streaming stick, etc. Includes NBC in most markets; often has free trials.
YouTube TV Live TV streaming App on most devices Widely carries NBC; popular with cord-cutters.
DirecTV Stream Live TV streaming App on most devices Includes NBC in many areas; trial deals sometimes available.
Sling TV Blue Live TV streaming App on most devices NBC only in select major markets; check before signing up.
DAZN / RTL (example: Germany) Streaming & TV DAZN app, RTL TV channel Show Super Bowl LX for some European viewers.
If you tell me your country and whether you have a smart TV, I can narrow this down to the easiest “click-here-and-watch” option for you.

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