The NFC Championship Game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Washington Commanders is scheduled for 3 PM ET (12 PM PT/ 8 PM GMT) on Sunday, January 26 at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Want to catch all of the action from the comfort of home? Keep reading: below, we’ll let you know how you can watch the NFC Championship Game online, from anywhere in the world.
Note: this article will only recommend official sources. Although unlicensed streams will almost inevitably be available, they come with several major disadvantages. First and foremost, the quality is often very poor, with low-resolution video that stutters or is delayed. Secondly, these streams are prone to being taken offline, and you may not even see the end of the game. With so many legitimate ways to watch, there’s nothing to gain by using unlicensed streams.
Many of the channels streaming this event will not work abroad. If you are traveling abroad and looking to access your usual services in countries with no official broadcaster, you will need a VPN.
How to live stream the NFC Championship Game online abroad
Looking to watch the 2025 NFC Championship Game abroad? It’s easier than you might think — just follow the steps below and you’ll be streaming in no time.
Here’s how to watch the NFC championship Game from anywhere:
- Start by signing up for a suitable VPN service. We recommend NordVPN but Surfshark and IPVanish are both strong alternatives.
- Download and install the appropriate version for your device.
- Connect to a server in the country of the service you’d like to use. For instance, you’d need a US server to unblock Fox or an Australian server for Foxtel.
- Try accessing a geo-locked site or service. It should load immediately but you might have to clear your cache and cookies first.
Remember: the NFC Championship will be broadcast live. This means that if your VPN doesn’t work as expected, you could miss part of the match. To prevent this, we recommend testing your service in advance with the steps above. This way, you’ll have plenty of time to contact customer support if you run into any problems.
How to watch the NFC Championship Game live online
While watching the NFL is often considered a solely American pastime, the league actually has fans in countries all over the world. Below, we’ll explain how you can live stream the NFC Championship Game no matter where you are.
USA
Predictably, American football fans have the most options for watching the Eagles vs Commanders game online. First, it’ll air on Fox. If you already get this channel as part of your cable package, you’ll be able to watch at no added cost.
Looking to stream the NFC Championship Game without cable? Fubo ($84.99/month), Hulu + Live TV ($82.99/month), Sling TV ($40/month), and YouTube TV ($82.99/month) all let you watch Fox online. With the exception of Hulu, all of these TV streaming services offer free trials. As such, if you cancel once the game is over, you’ll be able to watch the NFC Championship Game online for free.Â
All of these services are geo-blocked, so if you’re in a country without an official NFL broadcaster, you’ll need a VPN to watch. NordVPN comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee, allowing you to watch risk-free and claim a full refund if you’re unsatisfied.
UK
There are two ways to watch if you’re in the UK. If you’re already a Sky Sports subscriber, you can stream the championship at 8 PM GMT directly on the Sky Sports website or via the Sky Go app. If not, there’s a far less expensive, much quicker way to gain access: purchasing a Sky Sports pass on Now TV.
It’s worth noting that Now doesn’t show every NFL game, but it is broadcasting both the NFC and AFC Championships. It costs £14.99 for a day pass, but a monthly pass (£34.99) is available if you’d like to watch other sporting content as well.
If you are traveling abroad (outside the UK) you will need to use a VPN to access Sky Go as well as Now TV.
Canada
This year, DAZN will be showing the NFC Championship game, which makes it very easy to watch online. This service costs $34.99 CAD per month.
If you’d prefer, you can also watch this match live on CTV. Unfortunately, though, you’ll need a cable TV subscription to access the live stream.
If you’d prefer to watch this match with French commentary, you can sign up to RDS instead. This service costs $7.99 CAD per day or $19.99 per month but unfortunately does not include any kind of trial period.
All of these services are region-locked, so if you are abroad (outside Canada), you will need a use VPN to access them.
Australia
Australian football fans can stream the NFC Championship on Monday, January 27 for free on on 7plus. All you need to do is register for a free account and you’ll be good to go.
If you’re a Foxtel customer, you can watch online by logging into Foxtel Go. Otherwise, Foxtel Now comes with a ten-day trial, during which you’ll have access to every channel, ESPN included.
Note that Kayo Sports also carries ESPN. Subscriptions start from $25 a month although it comes with a 7-day free trial so you can watch the NFC Championship Game for free.
Regardless of the way you choose to watch, you’ll need to use a VPN if you want to continue streaming when traveling abroad (outside Australia).
Worldwide
Don’t see your country listed above? Don’t worry! You can watch the NFC Championship Game in any country (with the exception of the US and China) on NFL Game Pass on DAZN. Subscription prices vary by country but DAZN is currently running a special offer with which you can watch the NFC Championship Game, AFC Championship Game, and Super Bowl LIX for as little as $10.
If you’re traveling overseas, you’ll still be able to watch DAZN. It’s just that you’ll be redirected to your current country’s version. While it’s possible to securely access your home version from abroad, DAZN does block VPN IP addresses. As such, accessing it can be a challenge and usually involves some trial and error.
Which team is favorite to win?
The Philadelphia Eagles are the current favorites to win the NFC Championship Game and progress to Super Bowl LIX. The Eagles have home advantage and extensive playoff experience in recent years, having won Super Bowl LII, as well as made it to Super Bowl LVII only to lose 38-35 to the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Eagles finished the regular season with a record of 14-3. Running back Saquon Barkley has been a particular highlight, racking up a staggering 2,005 regular season rushing yards. A genuine MVP candidate, he’ll take some stopping.
However, the Commanders have an underdog mentality and a rookie sensation in dual-threat quarterback Jayden Daniels. Having defeated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Detroit Lions (the latter of which were among the favorites to win the Super Bowl) in the playoffs so far, they’ll see this as another winnable game en route to Super Bowl LIX.
