Can I Watch NFL 2025 for Free?

Yes! In some countries around the world you can watch the NFL for FREE. Australia’s Seven Network and 7plus streaming service will broadcast Thursday night games, two Sunday afternoon games, playoffs and Super Bowl LX. In the UK, 5 (formerly Channel 5) will show two matchups per gameweek (both on Sunday), and all can be streamed live on the 5 website and app. New Zealand will broadcast three matches per week on Duke and online TVNZ+, plus all playoff matches and Super Bowl LX live and for free. In the US, the GW1 game between the Los Angeles Chargers and the Kansas City Chiefs goes out on YouTube, while Thursday Night Football games stream on Twitch. Remember that, if you’re traveling away from home, you can use a VPN to watch free NFL 2025 streams from abroad on your usual streaming service.

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When Does the 2025 NFL Season Start?

The 2025 regular season started on Thursday, September 4, 2025 with Dallas Cowboys at Philadelphia Eagles. It runs until Sunday, January 4, 2026. It will be followed by the NFL playoffs, which are scheduled to start on Saturday, January 10.

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When is Super Bowl LX?

The 2025 Super Bowl – aka Super Bowl LX or Super Bowl 60 – will take place at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California on Sunday, February 8.

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Can I Watch NFL 2025 on My Mobile?

The vast majority of broadcasters mentioned in this article have streaming services that you can access through mobile apps or via your phone’s browser. You can also stay up-to-date with the latest NFL news and plays on the official social media channels on X/Twitter (@NFL), Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.

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How to Watch NFL 2025 Live Streams in the US

Coverage of the 2025 NFL season is split across TV channels and streaming services:

• Amazon Prime Video/Twitch: Thursday night, Black Friday
• CBS: Sunday afternoon, Thanksgiving
• Fox: Sunday afternoon, Thanksgiving
• NBC/Peacock: Sunday night, Thanksgiving
• ESPN/ABC: Monday night
• NFL Network: International games
• Netflix: Christmas

Sling TV is an OTT service with good coverage. Sling Blue offers local NBC and Fox channels in most major markets. as well as NFL Network. Sling Orange carries ESPN (and ABC simulcasts). The Orange + Blue plan combines them for access to a large number of games. Fubo TV is a costlier but more thorough alternative. including CBS, Fox, NBC, ESPN, ABC and NFL Network. YouTube TV is another option. and you can try it free right now!

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How to Watch NFL 2025 Live Streams in the UK

NFL Game Pass on DAZN shows every minute of almost every regular season and playoff game, plus the Super Bowl, costing from £17.99 monthly or £169.99 upfront yearly. Channel 5 and its streaming platform 5 will show two games every Sunday, the Super Bowl, NFL London and Dublin Games, Thanksgiving Day specials and three playoff games. ITV and ITVX will show highlights every Friday. Sky Sports will show the same games as 5, with Thursday games added.

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How to Watch NFL 2025 Live Streams in the Rest of the World

Africa

ESPN provides coverage to sub-Saharan countries including South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Ethiopia and more.

Americas

• Canada: DAZN broadcasts every game, with select games on TSN/RDS and CTV.
• Mexico: Rights split between ESPN, Fox Sports, TV Azteca Deportes and TelevisaUnivision.
• Latin America: ESPN covers the NFL across the region.
• Caribbean: ESPN and Rush Sports show the season.

Europe

DAZN streams the NFL in Austria, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Poland, Portugal, Belgium and others. Local TV partners include:

• France: M6 (free-to-air) plus beIN Sports.
• Germany: DAZN and RTL.
• Spain & Andorra: Movistar Plus+ and Vamos (free streams).
• UK: Channel 5, ITV, Sky Sports.
• Balkans: Arena Sport.
• Turkey: S Sport.
• Scandinavia: TV4 Media (Finland & Sweden).
• Netherlands: ESPN.
• Others: Premier Sport, Max Sport, VOYO, Cosmote Sport, Polsat Sport and more.

Asia

• China: Tencent (seven live games per week).
• India: Star Sports.
• Japan: Nippon TV.
• South Korea: Coupang Play and MBC Sports+.
• Philippines: Premier Sports.
• Vietnam: FPT Play and K+.
• Thailand: TrueVisions.
• Taiwan: Chunghwa Telecom MOD, ELTA.tv, Hami Video.
• Middle East: Shahid (Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Yemen, Iraq).
• Hong Kong: Now Sports.
• Indonesia, Malaysia & Singapore: Mola.

Oceania

• Australia: Seven Network/7plus (free-to-air) plus ESPN and Kayo Sports.
• New Zealand: TVNZ (free-to-air) plus ESPN.