How To Watch Super Bowl On Your Roku Device – Your Questions Answered

Yes. Roku's huge catalog of available apps means that you can watch Super Bowl 2025 on its devices pretty much wherever you are in the world.

Roku carries an app for Fox Sports. That means cable subscribers that have Fox as part of their package will be able to login via their TV provider details and watch the Super Bowl there.

Most NFL loving countries can watch the Super Bowl for free – Canada being a key exception!

In the US, for example, the Fox-owned Tubi platform is showing the game, as well as being able to watch the halftime show and those much-anticipated ads absolutely free.

Elsewhere, there are Roku apps for ITVX in the UK, Virgin Media Play in Ireland, and TV Azteca in Mexico – all of which are showing the Super Bowl in their respective countries free of charge.

If you don't have access to Fox, there are other ways to watch Super Bowl 2025 without cable.

We've already mentioned Tubi above, but there are plenty of other reputable OTT cord cutting services that carry Fox and are available to install on the Roku Channel Store.

Sling TV Blue, for example, includes Fox in select markets and currently has 50% off your first month. A more comprehensive option is Fubo, with its 200+ channels and 7-day free trial. Or there's YouTube TV or DirecTV, too.

This year's Super Bowl is available to watch through your Roku in Canada, but – unlike most locations around the globe – there aren't any free options.

Instead you'll be looking at specialist sports streamer DAZN or though TSN or CTV. All three have apps on the Roku Channel Store.

You can watch Super Bowl 59 on Roku in Australia, but it isn't as straightforward as in most countries. That's because none of the online streaming services that are showing the game – those being 7plus, Foxtel, and Kayo – have a dedicated Roku app.

It means that if you're desperate to specifically watch the game through your Roku, you'll need to go down the VPN route and watch via a streamer from another country that's showing it for free like Tubi in the US or ITVX in the UK. See below for how to do that.

There will be an Ultra HD 4K feed from Super Bowl 2025, which means you will indeed be able to watch the game in fabulous 4K on Roku – assuming you have a compatible device and access to a streaming service that shows 4K, of course.

You'll need either a Roku Express 4K+, Roku Streaming Stick 4K or Roku Streambar. A regular Roku Express device won't carry the action in 4K.

Both Fox Sports and free-to-watch Tubi are among streaming apps that show sport in 4K on Roku devices. OTT streamers like Sling TV and Fubo also have tiers that include Ultra HD. ITVX in the UK shows content in 4K, but DAZN is limited to 1080p HD.

Don't yet have a Roku or want to upgrade your device to get that 4K stream? You can currently pick one up in the US for less than $30:

If you try to watch Super Bowl 59 on Roku via the app you'd normally use in your own country, you'll find that it is blocked when you come to watch.

If your current location isn't showing the Super Bowl on a free service and still want to watch the game on your free app (e.g. Tubi from the US, ITVX from the UK, etc), you can do so using a VPN – the best out there right now is NordVPN.

It's a little bit convoluted, as Roku doesn't carry native apps for VPN services. You'll have to set up the VPN with your router, instead. NordVPN explains how to do exactly that on its help center.