You can watch the Seattle Seahawks vs. New England Patriots Super Bowl matchup on major broadcast TV and via legal live streams, plus a few free international options if you use a VPN.

Main ways to watch

  • TV in the US: The game is being shown on NBC as the primary national broadcaster.
  • Spanish-language TV: Telemundo and Universo are carrying Spanish-language coverage in the US.
  • Official streaming (US): Peacock is the main legal streaming option and carries the full Super Bowl LX broadcast live.

Kickoff, date, and venue

  • Date: Sunday, February 8, 2026.
  • Kickoff time: Around 6:30 p.m. Eastern Time.
  • Stadium: Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California.

Think of it like a classic “big game Sunday” setup: if you have antenna TV, cable, or a live-TV streaming package that includes NBC (like YouTube TV, Hulu

  • Live TV, etc.), you’re covered.

Watching for free (international routes)

Some countries are offering free official streams of the Big Game; with a VPN you can access them from elsewhere (check your local laws and service terms). A tech guide notes that the Patriots–Seahawks Super Bowl can be watched free on:

  • Australia: 7Plus (Seven Network’s streaming platform).
  • New Zealand: TVNZ+.
  • United Kingdom: Channel 5’s online platform.

A common method they outline is: connect your VPN to one of those countries, create a free account on the local streaming site, and watch live.

Beware of fake “free stream” links

Around big games, you’ll see lots of sketchy links promising free HD streams in places like forums, random blogs, and PDF spam pages. Many of these:

  • Are not authorized to show the game.
  • May push malware, intrusive ads, or phishing.

Sticking to NBC, Peacock, major networks, or the reputable free services above is the safest bet.

Quick “forum-style” scoop

If you’re in the US, just flip to NBC or log into Peacock; if you’re abroad (or using a VPN), check 7Plus in Australia, TVNZ+ in New Zealand, or Channel 5 in the UK for legit free streams.

TL;DR:

  • Watch on NBC (TV) or Peacock (streaming) in the US.
  • Free official streams: 7Plus (AU) , TVNZ+ (NZ) , Channel 5 (UK) , often reachable via VPN.

Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.