How Travelling NFL Superfans Can Stream Super Bowl LIX From Outside the U.S.

The NFL has grown into a truly global phenomenon, with millions of fans tuning in from every corner of the world. While American football is most popular in the United States, countries like Mexico, Canada, Germany, the UK, Brazil, and Australia boast millions of dedicated followers. 

According to Sportskeeda and the Global Web Index, the NFL has a significant international fanbase outside the United States. Mexico leads the way with over 23 million fans, followed closely by Brazil with approximately 20 million. Canada and South Korea each have over 7 million NFL followers, while Germany boasts more than 6.5 million. The United Kingdom has around 6 million dedicated fans, with Spain, Saudi Arabia, Australia, and Argentina also showing strong support.

Ranked countries (NFL fanbase size outside the U.S.)

1. Mexico – 23 million
2. Brazil – 20 million
3. Canada – 7 million
4. South Korea – 7 million
5. Germany – 6.5 million
6. United Kingdom – 6 million
7. Spain – 3.5 million
8. Saudi Arabia – 3 million
9. Australia – 2.5 million
10. Argentina – 2 million

Interestingly, things look a little different when it comes to historic search trends, according to ESPN. Google Trends data tracks search interest, meaning how often people in a country look up the NFL online. This data captures curiosity and occasional interest, even from people who might not be dedicated fans, but are curious about big events, like Super Bowl LIX.

Since 2004, when Google Trends data tracking began, several countries have consistently shown high interest in the NFL through online searches. As you'd expect, Canada and Mexico lead the way. But countries with smaller populations start to show up, too. For example, Dominican Republic (population: 11 million) ranks among the top searchers, highlighting the league’s reach into the Caribbean. In Europe, Ireland (population: 5 million) stands out as a key market for NFL-related searches. And while Australia remains a major hub for American football fans in the Southern Hemisphere, New Zealand (population: 5 million) comes in just behind its larger neighbour where it comes to NFL-related search volume.

Ranked countries (Google Trends NFL search popularity since 2004)

1. Canada
2. Mexico
3. Dominican Republic
4. Ireland
5. Australia
6. New Zealand

How to watch or stream Super Bowl LIX

The Super Bowl LIX is scheduled for February 9, 2025, at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. If you're travelling in any of these NFL-devoted countries, it shouldn't be hard to find a channel or streaming app to catch the action.

1. Mexico

In Mexico, fans can watch the Super Bowl LIX on TV Azteca, Telemundo, and Fox Deportes. For online streaming, options include DAZN and Tubi.

2. Canada

Canadian viewers can catch the Super Bowl on TSN and CTV, both offering extensive coverage. Streaming is available through DAZN, TSN+, and Tubi.

3. Germany

In Germany, the game will be broadcast on RTL and Nitro. Fans looking to stream the Super Bowl online can use RTL+ or DAZN.

4. United Kingdom

NFL fans in the UK can watch the Super Bowl on ITV, Sky Sports NFL, and Sky Sports Main Event. Streaming options include DAZN, ITVX, Sky Go, and Tubi.

5. Australia

In Australia, the game will air on Channel Seven, ensuring free-to-air access. For streaming, fans can choose from Kayo Sports, Foxtel Now, 7Plus, Tubi, and DAZN.

6. Brazil

In Brazil, the Super Bowl will be shown on RedeTV! and ESPN 2. Streaming services include DAZN, Tubi, and Disney Plus.

7. South Korea

Fans in South Korea can watch the Super Bowl on Coupang Play, with DAZN available for streaming.

8. Spain

In Spain, the Super Bowl will be broadcast on Movistar Plus+. Streaming is available through DAZN and FuboTV.

9. Saudi Arabia

For viewers in Saudi Arabia, the game will be aired on Saudi Sports Channel (SSC), with streaming options including DAZN and Shahid.

10. Argentina

In Argentina, the Super Bowl will be available on Fox Sports HD and ESPN. Fans can also stream the game via DAZN and Disney Plus.

11. Dominican Republic

NFL fans in the Dominican Republic can watch the Super Bowl on ESPN. Streaming is available through DAZN.

12. Ireland

In Ireland, viewers can watch the Super Bowl on UTV, Virgin Media 2, Sky Sports Main Event, and Sky Sports NFL. Streaming options include Sky Go and DAZN.

13. New Zealand

Fans in New Zealand can watch the Super Bowl on TVNZ 1. Streaming platforms include TVNZ+, DAZN, and Sky Sport Now.

How to watch Super Bowl LIX from anywhere

To watch the Super Bowl from anywhere, DAZN’s NFL Game Pass is the best option, as it offers live streaming of the Super Bowl in every country except the United States and China. 

DAZN is even offering a special Season Pro package in many regions, so you can watch Super Bowl LIX for almost nothing. 

How to watch the Super Bowl for FREE

For NFL fans looking to stream games for free, Tubi and FuboTV offer free options in select regions (or from anywhere with a VPN, if it's allowed). The Fox-owned Tubi is showing the Super Bowl at no cost to viewers in US, Canada, Australia, and Mexico. 

Meanwhile, FuboTV is available in Canada and Spain, offering live NFL coverage with a free trial for new users, so you can watch without an immediate subscription.

No WiFi? Top up on travel data

If you're travelling, don’t let a lack of WiFi stop you from watching Super Bowl LIX.

With an eSIM, you can get prepaid mobile data wherever you are and stream the big game seamlessly. Whether you’re travelling, at an event, or on the go, an eSIM lets you connect instantly without the hassle of a physical SIM card, or sneaky roaming charges.

Pair your eSIM with any of the streaming apps mentioned and enjoy Super Bowl LIX in HD, even if you’re outside your home network! 

Download your eSIM now and connect instantly.