How to watch Super Bowl 52 between the Patriots and Eagles abroad

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 throughout the 51 years of existence. And this year’s matchup between the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles will certainly 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 Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth on NBC, 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 the NFL's full list of broadcasters):

Argentina: ESPN; Fox Sports

Australia: ESPN; Seven Network

Austria: DAZN; Puls4

Belgium: Eleven Sports

Bolivia: ESPN; Fox Sports

Bosnia & Herzegovina: SportKlub 1

Brazil: ESPN

Canada: CTV 2; RDS; TSN

Chile: ESPN; Fox Sports

China: BesTV; Fox Sports; GDTV; SMG; Tencent

Colombia: ESPN; Fox Sports

Croatia: SportKlub 1

Czech Republic: Sport 2

Denmark: TV3+

Egypt: BeIN Sport

Finland: Viasat

France: BeIN Sport; W9 France

Germany: DAZN; ProSieben

Greece: Fox Sports

Hong Kong: ASN

Hungary: Sport 1

Iceland: Stoo 2 Sport

Indonesia: ASN

Israel: Fox Sports; METV; Sport 5

Italy: Fox Sports; Italia 1; Premium Sport 2

Japan: DAZN; NHK; NTV

Korea: MBC Plus

Mexico: Azteca Channel 7; ESPN; Estadio W (Radio); Fox Sports; Televisa Channel 5

Netherlands: Fox Sports

New Zealand: ESPN; TVNZ

Norway: Viasat

Poland: Eleven Sports

Portugal: SportTV 2

Serbia: SportKlub 1

Slovakia: Sport2

Slovenia: SportKlub 1

Spain: #0; SpainMovistar Deportes 2

Sweden: TV3

Switzerland: DAZN; ProSieben

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).