Are you missing out on your favorite sports moments?
These days, finding where you can watch the game can be tough. No matter where and what sport you watch, we want you to find it fast with Xfinity.
This is why we think Xfinity is the best place for live sports – including NFL and NCAA football games on ESPN, ABC, FOX, NBC, CBS and more. Here are some ways you can tune in to the moments and matches that fuel your fandom.
How to watch NFL games on Xfinity
You can watch full NFL games live on these six cable networks:
- ABC/ESPN/ESPN2: Monday Night Football on ABC and ESPN, plus select alternate broadcasts on ESPN2 (ManningCast)
- CBS: Local and national games on Sundays
- FOX: Local and national games on Sundays
- NBC: NFL Kickoff game on 9/5, plus every Sunday Night Football game
- NFL Network: International games (weeks 5, 6, 7, and 10) as well as special Saturday games on Saturday, December 28 (matchups TBA).
- NFL RedZone: Seven hours of commercial-free coverage on Sunday afternoons, with every highlight from every game with a ‘whip-around’ approach that brings you all the action.
Select games will be available on local stations depending on your area. Learn more here.
Where to watch the NFL Kickoff game
The Baltimore Ravens face the Kansas City Chiefs at their home stadium. Watch the AFC title rematch this Thursday, September 6 at 8:20 PM ET on NBC. Or, stream it live on Peacock or NFL+.
How to watch the NFL São Paulo game
Starting 8:15 PM ET, NFL’s first-ever game in South America begins in Sao Paulo, Brazil. You can stream the Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles game live via Peacock or NFL+. If you’re in or near Philadelphia, Green Bay, or Milwaukee, you can tune in via your area’s local broadcast.
How to stream NFL games
Every Sunday Night Football game all season from the kickoff to the playoffs, as well as some preseason games, is available on Peacock. You can stream NBC games on Xfinity X1, and you can watch Sunday Night Football on the NBC Sports app, NBC app, or via NBCSports.com. Don't have Xfinity X1? You can stream Sunday Night Football on Peacock.
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Watch college football live on cable
You can watch college football games with a subscription to X1 on channels like ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, and more. We also give you conference-specific networks such as the ACC Network, SEC Network, and Big Ten. You can easily tune in to live games and check schedules by saying “Football” into your Xfinity Voice Remote. Watch the Big Ten Network for over 130 games across the conference’s 18 teams with the More Sports and Entertainment Package. There's more—X1 has weekly games in 4K for the best seat in the house.
Read more about how to watch College Football.
How to watch NCAA football games without cable
The Xumo Stream Box from Xfinity allows you to stream college football games with a subscription to Peacock, ESPN+, or through X1 (or another cable provider). Stream college football on the Xfinity Stream App if you’re an X1 customer when you’re not at home on your TV.
Get all the top streaming apps in one place with Xumo Stream Box, including Fox Sports, ESPN, NBC Sports, and much more. With the Xumo Play app, you can access 300+ free TV channels. Voice search makes it easy to find what you want to watch and shows play instantly.
How to stream US Open or watch it on cable
Ready to rally? Coming up are the Men’s Final match on Sunday, September 8 at 2p ET, the Women’s Final on Saturday, September 7 at 4p ET. And with many moments in between, we don’t want you to miss out. US Open matches are aired on ABC and ESPN, and with Xfinity X1 you can get both ESPN and ABC (check what we offer in your area here).
You can stream the US Open as an X1 customer with Xfinity Stream. Or, if you have the Xumo Stream box with Xfinity, you get access to the ESPN app through Xfinity or another cable provider or with a subscription to ESPN+. ESPN features the full final matches for singles and doubles for men and women. ABC will offer an exclusive men’s championship preview special.
How to watch Major League Baseball via stream or cable
Before you know it, the MLB postseason will be upon us on October 1 this year. Do you know how you are going to watch?
National MLB Games are on ESPN, Fox, FS1 & TBS. With Xfinity, you can watch national games on these channels as well as local and regional games on your local TV stations (check listings in your area. Be sure to check which channels we offer on specific packages in your area so you can get the games you love.
If you're an X1 customer, you have the option to add MLB Network and/or MLB Extra Innings each separately. With MLB Network, you get access to hundreds of games as well as exclusive moments like the First-Year Player Draft, National Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, and the MLB Draft Combine. And with MLB Extra Innings, you get access to 90 out-of-market games each week or on-demand.
To stream MLB games, there are several options. You can stream Friday Night Baseball games on Apple TV+. You can stream national and local MLB games through your cable provider like X1. MLB.tv gives you access to all out-of-market games (except Apple TV+), and is usually subject to blackouts for local/regional games (check the market restrictions here).
If you’re a huge baseball and football fan, getting StreamSaver is a fantastic way to get three streaming services for one low price: with Apple TV+ you will get Friday Night Baseball, with Peacock you get Sunday Night Football, and Netflix for the triple play.
