No TV? No Problem — How to Stream the Super Bowl Live

By Lisette Mejia

Updated on 2/2/2014 at 10:37 AM

Not watching this Sunday's Super Bowl at a bar or on a friend's big screen? As long as you're near a computer or have a smartphone or tablet handy, you won't miss a minute of the big game. Check out three ways to stream it live from the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, just as if you were watching from the stands — sort of.

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  • Fox Sports — Whether you're cheering for the Denver Broncos or Seattle Seahawks, you can catch the entire broadcast, plus pregame and postgame activities, starting at 3:30 p.m. PST online live straight on the Fox Sports website.
  • Fox Sports Go App (free) — The cable company is offering an alternative way to watch: through its app. See the whole game — including the halftime show — on your iPad or desktop in either English or Spanish.
  • NFL Mobile App (free) — If you want to watch the game on your phone, this app is the only way to go. It comes with highlights, access to relevant sports blogs, and more. The only catch? You must be a Verizon customer and sign up for the $5 a month service.