The Super Bowl is one of the biggest sporting events in the world. As such, it has grown from a relatively small national affair to an internationally broadcast game over its 51 years of existence. And this year’s matchup between the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons will be no different.
Overall, the game will be broadcast in over 120 countries and 20 languages. While American viewers can watch the game, called by Joe Buck and Troy Aikman, on Fox, those living outside the United States can either choose between watching on NFL Game Pass or the respective broadcast partners.
According to the NFL, they are as follows (to watch the entire list, click the link to go to ESPN’s full listing of broadcasters):
Argentina: ESPN; Fox Sports
Australia: ESPN; Seven Network
Austria: Perform; Sat 1; Puls4
Belgium: Eleven Sports
Bolivia: ESPN; Fox Sports
Bosnia & Herzegovina: SportKlub
Brazil: ESPN; Esporte Interativo
Canada: Bell (CTV); RDS
Chile: ESPN; Fox Sports
China: Alisports; BesTV; Fox Sports; GDTV; LETV; PPTV (Digital); QQ (Digital); SMG; Sina.com; iQiYi
Colombia: ESPN; Fox Sports
Croatia: SportKlub
Czech Republic: Pragosport
Denmark: Viasat
Egypt: Fox Sports; OSN
Finland: Viasat; beIN Sport
France: W9 France
Germany: Perform; Sat 1 / Pro Maxx
Greece: Fox Sports
Hong Kong: PCCW
Hungary: Pragosport
Iceland: Media Iceland
India: SONY India
Indonesia: ASN
Israel: beIN Sport; Charlton Israel; ESPN; Fox Sports; METV; Sport 5
Italy: Fox Sports; Mediaset
Japan: NHK; NTV; Perform (Digital OTT only)
Korea: MBC Plus Co., Ltd.
Mexico: ESPN; Estadio W (Radio); Fox Sports; TV Azteca; Televisa
Netherlands: Fox Sports
New Zealand: ESPN; TV NZ
Norway: Viasat
Poland: Eleven Sports
Serbia: SportKlub
Slovakia: Pragosport
Slovenia: SportKlub
Spain: Telefonica
Sweden: Viasat
Switzerland: Perform; Sat 1 / Pro Maxx
Turkey: Fox Sports
United Kingdom: BBC; British Sky Broadcasting
Feel free to add additional countries in the comment section below (do not add links to streaming sites, though, they will be removed).