How to watch the NFL Super Bowl LIX (2025) online in Australia

If you’re an Australian planning on live-streaming the 2025 NFL Super Bowl LIX, you’re either excited to see the Chiefs make history with their third consecutive Super Bowl victory or you’re tuning in for Kendrick Lamar’s halftime show. Whatever your reason, it’s never easy to watch international sporting events live from our upside-down timezone Down Under.

Thankfully, the NFL Super Bowl is broadcast during our daylight hours, unlike most international Football matches. You might get caught slacking off at work, but at least you don’t have to wake up at 3:00am to watch along with the rest of the world.

This year, the Philly Eagles will take on defending champions the Kansas City Chiefs in New Orleans at the Caesars Superdome. Not only is this year’s Super Bowl a rematch of the 2023 Super Bowl LVII, where the Chiefs defeated the Eagles 38-35, but it’s also an opportunity for the Chiefs to make history with three consecutive Super Bowl victories.

Unless you’re a super fan bound for New Orleans, you’re going to want to take Monday morning off (or post up in a toilet cubicle for a few hours.) Here’s how and when to watch the 2025 Super Bowl LIX in Australia.

Unless you’re leaving the house to find the biggest and brightest screen at your local club or pub, there are a few options for live streaming the NFL Super Bowl 2025 broadcast from home on the go as long as you’ve got an internet connection and a streaming device, smartphone, tablet, smart TV or computer.

Sports streaming service (and future Foxtel owner) DAZN became the international distributor for NFL Game Pass back in 2023 and these days, it's honestly your best option for streaming the NFL Super Bowl in Australia. 

Firstly, the plans start cheap: 99c for the Season Pro tier gets you the basic NFL Super Bowl LIX experience on two devices at once in 1080p HD (at one location.) 

Secondly, the Season Pro Ultimate plan costs $4.99 and offers the Super Bowl LIX live stream with HDR on five devices at once across two different locations. Most importantly, it offers the "authentic American broadcast experience," including the half-time show, the ability to download the show later, and the official FOX broadcast hosted by Tom Brady (with all the whacky Super Bowl commercials included.) 

In fact, the action has already started over at DAZN, with the NFL Honours awards ceremony, behind-the-scenes footage at the Caesars Superdome and deep dives on star players like Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts. 

If you're already a paying subscriber, you can also watch the 2025 NFL Super Bowl through one of Foxtel's many online and linear channels.

Traditional Foxtel iQ subscribers with the Sports HD channel pack can watch Super Bowl 2025 live on ESPN (Channel 509) from 10:30am AEDT on Monday the 10th of February (check your Foxtel package to see if you're eligible.) This will be the most expensive route, costing you $65 per month on a 12-month plan ($780 minimum) or $103 per month if you go no-contract. 

If you opt for the on-demand alternative, Foxtel Now, you'll have to fork out $84 per month with no contract of $58 per month when you sign up for 12 months. This is part of the Sports + Movie bundle so it's slightly better value considering you get all the major movie channels included. It also comes with a 10-day free trial that you could technically cancel after the Super Bowl without paying a cent. 

Lastly, there's Kayo Sports. If you are going down the Foxtel path, Kayo is probably your best bet. The dedicated sports streaming service isn't just cheaper than Foxtel but it also offers a Netflix-like user interface, with catch-ups, split-view streaming and live stats. The 2025 Eagles vs Chiefs Super Bowl match starts at 10:30am AEDT on Monday the 10th of February, like most other services. You can also catch the pre-match NFL Blitz from 9:30am AEDT, if you're so inclined.  Plans start at $30 per month for a single HD 1080p stream but you you don't have to look far for a deal on Kayo (new customers get their first month for $1.) 

Kayo's stream is still technically a local ESPN broadcast, so you won't get all the same big-budget American ads as you would on DAZN.

To make up for it, Kayo has a dedicated on-demand stream of the best Super Bowl LIX ads of the year and the best part is it's part of their Freebies tier, so you don't actually have to pay anything if you just want to catch the ads. 

Here are Kayo Sport's plans compared with Foxtel Now. Both options get you Super Bowl coverage but only Kayo will deliver it in 4K. 

This year's Super Bowl halftime show is shaping up to be a big one: a year ago, Kendrick Lamar would have been a crowd-pleaser but ever since his Grammy award-winning diss track Not Like Us dominated airwaves, the West Coast superstar is going to sell a lot of tickets all by himself. And to be honest, the same could be said for the only confirmed guest SZA, who also took home a Grammy this year for her RNB single Saturn and also collaborated with K.Dot on All of the Stars (from 2018's Black Panther soundtrack.) 

There's no doubt there will be more surprise guests at the Apple Music Halftime Show but piggybacking on the great game itself, Post Malone will be performing outside the stadium after the show at the YouTube Tailgate Concert. We've embedded it below for your convenience. 

Besides the musical performances, we're also expecting full-length trailers for the latest Mission: Impossible movie, Fantastic Four: First Steps and, if we're lucky, the new Game of Thrones spin-off Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.