by Robert Donachie
The New England Patriots take on The Philadelphia Eagles Sunday night in Super Bowl 52 and there are a few ways viewers can watch it absolutely free.
The Daily Caller News Foundation has put together a few ways you can watch the Super Bowl tonight even if you don’t have a cable subscription. So grab a few of your friends, some good food and get ready to watch the most highly anticipated game of the 2017-2018 NFL season.
1) Download the NBC sports app on Xbox One or another device
Typically, users have to pay to use NBC’s app to watch NFL games, but not for the Super Bowl. The network is letting viewers log in for free to enjoy the game. All you have to do is download the app, log in and press play.
2) FuboTV
FuboTV is a service that allows viewers to watch NFL games live and record them, but it does come with a subscription cost. Luckily, the service offers an initial 7-day free trial, so you can download FuboTV, sign up for service, watch the Super Bowl and cancel it shortly thereafter. Don’t miss your chance!
3) Other Apps
The NFL and Yahoo sports apps are broadcasting the Super Bowl.
New England is the favorite going into Sunday’s night game. The betting line is in favor of the Patriots (-5), with an over/under 48.5.
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