You can watch the Monday Night Football game on traditional TV or via several streaming options, depending on what you already subscribe to and where you are in the U.S.

Main ways to watch

  • Cable or satellite TV
    • Tune to ESPN (the primary home of Monday Night Football).
* Many games are also simulcast on **ABC** , so check your local ABC station listings.

* If you get **ESPN Deportes** , you can watch the Spanish‑language broadcast there.
  • ESPN app or website (with TV login)
    • If your cable/satellite or live-TV streaming plan includes ESPN, you can sign in on the ESPN app or ESPN.com and stream Monday Night Football live.
* This works on phones, tablets, computers, and most smart TVs/streaming boxes.

  • Live TV streaming services (no traditional cable needed)
    Services that typically carry ESPN and often ABC in many markets include:

    • DirecTV Stream – offers ESPN and ABC; usually comes with a free trial for new users.
* **Hulu + Live TV** – includes ESPN and many local ABC stations.

* **Fubo** – in many markets, has ABC plus sports-focused packages.

* **Sling TV (Orange or Orange + Blue)** – includes ESPN, and in some areas ABC via add-ons or local deals.

Always check the channel list for your ZIP code before signing up, since ABC availability depends on your local market.

  • NFL+ (mobile and some devices)
    • NFL+ offers live streams of local and prime-time games, including Monday Night Football, to subscribers in the U.S.
* It starts at a relatively low monthly price, with a more expensive **NFL+ Premium** tier that adds features like NFL RedZone.

Quick mini-checklist (tonight’s game)

  1. If you have cable/satellite:
    • Turn on your TV and go to ESPN ; if it’s also on ABC , your on‑screen guide will show it.
  1. If you don’t have cable but want a quick option:
    • Pick a live TV streaming service (e.g., DirecTV Stream or Hulu + Live TV), confirm it has ESPN (and ideally ABC) in your area, and start a free trial.
  1. If you prefer streaming-only via league services:
    • Subscribe to NFL+ , then watch through the NFL app on your phone, tablet, or compatible device.

Small note on “free” options

  • Some services (like DirecTV Stream or Hulu + Live TV) may offer short free trials , which can let you watch a Monday Night Football game at no extra cost if you time it right.
  • Truly free, legal streams beyond those trials are rare; be cautious with unofficial sites because of malware and legal issues.

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