How to watch Super Bowl 2022: live stream the big game from anywhere today

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It's worth noting, however, that Express VPN is currently unable to stream BBC iPlayer on Amazon Firesticks right now. If this was your preferred play, we'd recommend checking out NordVPN instead. You'll still find that excellent 30-day guarantee on offer here as well.

To watch Super Bowl 2022 using a VPN, simply install your software and select a new location from the list on offer. Once connected, you'll be browsing the web and enjoying content as if you're in that selected location.

NBC via Peacock, Sling TV, or FuboTV

US viewers will be able to watch the Super Bowl on NBC, with a live stream available on Peacock, Sling TV, or Fubo TV. NBC's own official streaming service (Peacock) will cost you $4.99 a month, and you'll need the Peacock Premium tier to gain access to a Super Bowl 2022 live stream. 

However, we'd recommend sticking with either Sling TV or Fubo for this one. Both services are offering trials that, if grabbed at just the right time, will allow you to watch Super Bowl 2022 online for free. 

Sling TV is currently offering a three-day free trial, but you can also access a live stream using the Blue package, which comes in at $34.99 a month. Or, go for a full week of content with a seven-day free trial of Fubo TV. Monthly rates are a little pricier here if you do stick around once the Lombardi's been handed out, at $64.99 a month, but you are getting a massive amount of content for your cash. 

BBC Two or BBC iPlayer
UK viewers can tune into BBC One on TV from 11:30pm on Sunday, February 13. Or, if you've lost the telly for the night, you can live stream Super Bowl LVI on BBC iPlayer as well.

Both services are completely free with a TV license. 

The BBC option is popular around the world due to the zero ads policy on the broadcasting service, so you get even more analysis between plays instead of irritating ad breaks. Oh, and the iPlayer is 100% FREE. If you're outside of the UK, you will of course need a VPN as highlighted above.

Sky Sports will also be offering up coverage, or you can tune into NFL Game Pass if you're after US commentary (and those classic Super Bowl ads).

DAZN
DAZN is your destination for catching a Super Bowl live stream in Canada. The streaming service has been providing Canadian NFL fans with coverage of the entire season this year, and now you can pick up a one-month free trial ahead of the big game as well. 

Usually costing just CA$20 a month ($150 a year), DAZN brings NFL Game Pass, RedZone access, and plenty more NFL original content to Canada at a bargain price. Plus you're also getting exclusive access to Premier League and Champions League soccer as well.

7Plus
Australian viewers can catch a free Super Bowl LVI live stream on 7Plus, with the big game also hitting Channel 7 and ESPN. You'll need to tune in ahead of the 9.30am AEST start time on Monday, February 14.