Chiefs vs. Eagles: How to watch free Super Bowl live streams in the US, and everywhere else too

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We're just over a week away from the Super Bowl, so you have plenty of time to get your viewing setup sorted before the big game kicks off later. Not that you'll need long, as we can show you how to watch the Chiefs vs. Eagles live stream with just a few simple clicks wherever you are.

Better yet, if you're thinking of attending in person, you can check out our guide on how to buy Super Bowl tickets. Or, save a few grand and pick up something special at home from our Super Bowl TV deals roundup. Whether you want to watch at the stadium or from your couch, we'll make sure you know how to get in on all of the action.

This Super Bowl streaming guide covers the US, UK, Australia, and over 250 other countries. If you don't fancy signing up for another streaming service, even ones with free trials, we've found a few official free broadcasts of the Super Bowl in the US, UK, and Australia. We'll show you how to watch them from anywhere with a VPN (virtual private network).

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How to watch Super Bowl live streams in the USA

US Super Bowl live streams are available via multiple services carrying FOX. A live stream of the Super Bowl will also be available on Tubi, a free streaming service.

If you're considering a cord-cutting service with a broad selection of cable channels that also include FOX, then you'll want to consider Sling TV, Fubo, or DirecTV Stream. Sling costs $46/month and carries FOX (in select regions) and 40+ other live channels through its Sling Blue plan. DirecTV Stream costs $87/month and carries FOX and 90+ other live channels through its Entertainment plan. Fubo costs $85/month and carries FOX and 150+ other live channels through its Essential plan. All services run on a one-month rolling contract, so you can cancel whenever you like, which makes both much more appealing than traditional cable and multi-year deals.

How to watch Super Bowl live streams from anywhere

If you're outside the US and fancy any of the services mentioned above or are already signed up and just out of the country, a VPN will let you stream from abroad. However, if you don't have a US payment method, you won't be able to sign up for the US versions of Sling, Fubo, or DirecTV. So, the free options are the better options for most.

The DAZN Game Pass for the season's final game is available at a very affordable rate in over 250 other countries worldwide. Exact fees vary from region to region.

Australian TV channel 7Mate and UK channel ITV both have a free Super Bowl live stream, in addition to the free Tubi option in the US. You'll need to use a VPN (a virtual private network) to access them outside the country, though. Once you have a VPN set up, simply set it to the streaming channel's country, create a free account, and you're away. 

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How to watch Super Bowl live streams with a VPN

• Sign up for a VPN if you don't have one.
• Install it on the device you're using to watch the Super Bowl.
• Turn it on and set it to the appropriate country.
• Go to 7Plus (Australia), ITVX (UK), or Tubi (US).
• Create a free account and sign in.
• Watch Chiefs vs. Eagles at the Super Bowl.

Note: The use of VPNs is illegal in certain countries, and using VPNs to access region-locked streaming content might constitute a breach of the terms of use for certain services. Business Insider does not endorse or condone the illegal use of VPNs.