How to Watch 2020 Super Bowl Without Cable
Kansas City executives take on the San Francisco 49ers Sunday in the LVI Super Bowl. The game officially kicks off at 6:30 pm ET this year on FOX. If you have a cable, or even a digital antenna, that means you can simply tune into your TV and watch. If you don’t own either one or the TV in general, you also have a number of solid streaming options for this year’s big game.
Nearly every streaming service offers FOX as an option, so you can pretty much choose whichever option you like and be able to catch the game. It’s worth noting that FOX is not available in all markets for every service, so you need to double check if FOX is offered in your area before registering.
FOX also offers the game for free through its Fox Sports, Fox Now and Fox Deportes apps, as well as the NFL Mobile and Yahoo Sports apps. This means that if you want to download any of these applications, or they are already on your phone, or their box, you are ready to go.
Aside from this, most streaming services also offer free trials, so if you haven’t gotten one for the pin yet, you can use this free trial to watch today’s game and then unsubscribe before actually having to shell out any- or money.
Here’s a rundown of your main options. The cheapest of them all will be SlingTV; however, if you want to use this service to watch more than today’s Super Bowl, you will get a more robust channel lineup from some of the competition.
Hulu with Live TV $ 54.99 / month YouTubeTV $ 49.99 / month
AT&T TV is now $ 50 a month
FuboTV $ 55 First Month
Sling TV – $ 20 for the first month.