Super Bowl 2019 Live Stream. The biggest NFL game of the year is almost upon us! In case you missed it, Tom Brady and the Patriots are headed to the Super Bowl for the third year in a row, and this time around they’ll play the Los Angeles Rams. Football fans, if you’re like most people, you’ve probably opted out of cable. But don’t worry — you can still watch the Super Bowl online for free! Bet on the SUPER BOWL 2019 with UNIBET and get a 500% DEPOSIT BONUS here.
Thanks to CBS All Access, Hulu, FuboTV, and tons of streaming services and devices, there’s plenty of ways to watch the Super Bowl that don’t require a cable package. And yes, this means you catch Maroon 5, Travis Scott, and Big Boi during the Super Bowl halftime show, too. Read on to find the best live TV streaming sites to catch the game this Sunday!
When is the Super Bowl?
Kickoff for Super Bowl LIII will be on Sunday, February 3 at 6:30pm ET in the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia. (If you’re really a massive fan, it’s still not too late to see the big game in person — there’s tickets available on StubHub.)
How to Stream the Super Bowl
Stream on CBS Sports
The Super Bowl 2019 will air live on CBS on Sunday, and you can watch it for free on the CBS Sports website or through your CBS Sports app, which can be downloaded on your phone, tablet, and connected TV devices (Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and Chromecast).
Stream on CBS All Access
You can stream Super Bowl LIII by simply signing up to get a free seven-day trial of CBS All Access (or you can choose from one of its inexpensive subscription plans). With both plans, you can stream live TV 24/7, get exclusive access to CBS originals, and watch 10,000 episodes on demand from any device, including the Grammy Awards which will air on February 10. You can get a CBS All Access subscription for as little as $5.99 per month if you don’t mind a few commercials, or go commercial-free for only $9.99 per month.
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Stream on Hulu Live TV
Like many streaming services, Hulu offers a Live TV package with a free seven-day trial — so you can sign up online for free on Sunday and stream the big game if you love watching the action in real time. You can get access to 60+ channels, plus Hulu’s massive streaming library, which includes hundreds of movies and TV shows for $39.99 a month when you subscribe to Hulu Live TV. It’s basically like having cable, but way better!
Stream on FuboTV
Start your free seven-day trial on FuboTV to stream the Super Bowl live this Sunday. After your free trial, you can subscribe to FuboTV and receive 90+ live channels starting at just $44.99 per month (so you can continue to keep up with the Kardashians or catch reruns of Chip and Joanna Gaines in Fixer Upper).
Stream on DirecTV Now
If you need to stream the game on the go, DirecTV Now’s free seven-day trial is a great way to do it from any device. After the trial expires, it costs $40 a month to binge the newest shows, catch the games, or track the latest news.
Invest in a Streaming TV Device
There’s plenty of streaming devices you can purchase and hook up to your TV including the Fire TV Stick, Roku, Apple TV, and Chromecast — all of which you can buy on Amazon and get in two days if you’re a Prime Member. (So, make sure you order it by Friday to ensure it will arrive before Sunday!). Simply connect the device to your TV and download the CBS Sports app to watch the Super Bowl, which you can also do on any Amazon Fire TV, like this Toshiba Smart TV (Fire TV edition) that’s currently $80 off. Super Bowl 2019 Live Stream.
Not into football? There’s two other big bowls happening this weekend that feature some furry friends, the Puppy Bowl and the Kitten Bowl. (And you’ll definitely need a pair of these adorable fluffy dogs slippers if you’re tuning in!).
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