Where to watch the 2023 Super Bowl: A guide to television and streaming options

On February 12, Fox will broadcast Super Bowl 57. Super Bowl 57 will be held at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, but the participants are yet to be known. We also know who will headline the halftime performance at the Super Bowl.

Naturally, it's crucial to ensure you know how to watch the Super Bowl beforehand to avoid being caught off guard and missing some of the excitement by changing stations or doing research after it has already started. So here are the guidelines for how to watch Super Bowl LVII.

Fox will air a live broadcast of Super Bowl LVII. Cable and live streaming options allow you to watch the station on TV in the United States.

Use the NFL Plus app to stream the game on your smartphone or tablet. You can also watch it straight through one of the cable providers' sites. For example, Fox is the game's authorized channel; thus, you can live stream straight from their website. Live streaming will also be available on the sites of CBS and NBC.

The next choice would be one of the subscription services, such as Hulu+ Live TV, DirecTV Stream, Sling TV, Fubo TV, YouTube TV, and Sling. These paid providers offer live streaming content, so you may watch games on networks like Fox, ESPN, etc. If you wish to use those as well, free trials are available. For some, paying extra to get to the NFL Network is necessary.

Where can you stream the Super Bowl halftime show?

Rihanna announced on September 25 through an Instagram picture that she has been booked for one of the most significant sporting events. She will return to perform her first musical concert in five years at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.

If you are an American native on holiday or living abroad and attempting to watch Fox, you can still watch the halftime Super Bowl show.

While only US residents can use programs like Sling TV, a useful program called a VPN can change your internet address to make it appear as if you are accessing streaming services in the US.

Americans living in the UK, for example, can sign up for a VPN, connect to a US-based location, and use their subscription from anywhere in the world just like they would at home. The same is true for Britons looking for a BBC free stream while traveling abroad.