Football fans no longer have to wait until September to watch their favorite sport – the XFL is back! After a 19 year hiatus, Vince McMahon has relaunched his alternative football league and we’re here to make sure you catch every one of the 43 games in the 2020 season – regardless of where in the world you are – with our XFL live stream guide.
The XFL is a winter and spring football league that originally debuted in 2001 but only lasted one season. While its first iteration was known for gimmicks (both on and off the field as it was created by the WWE’s chairman) the relaunched XFL will be “football and football only”.
The 2020 XFL season features eight teams that are divided into two divisions. The New York Guardians, DC Defenders, Tampa Bay Vipers and St. Louis Battlehawks will play in the East Division while the Seattle Dragons, Los Angeles Wildcats, Dallas Renegades and Houston Roughnecks will play in the West Division. Each team will play a total of 10 games this season with five games at home and five on the road.
As for the schedule, the XFL season is much shorter than the NFL’s 17 week regular season and there will be 10 weeks of regular play from February to April with four games played per week. After week 10, the top two teams from the East Division and West Division will face off in the playoffs to earn a spot in the 2020 XFL Championship Game on April 26.
Will the relaunched XFL be able to carve out a place for itself and succeed where McMahon’s last attempt at creating an alternative football league failed? Read on to discover how to get a XFL live stream from anywhere in the world.
- Want to watch basketball, too? Then see how to get a NBA live stream
How to live stream XFL football from outside your country
If you’re trying to watch XFL football from the UK, US, Canada or Australia, keep reading as we have listed all of the ways you can watch every game in the 2020 season on TV or online down below. However, if you live in a country where XFL isn’t broadcast or happen to be traveling abroad when a game you’re trying to watch is being shown, then you’ll likely be unable to view it as a result of geo-blocking.
While you could search the internet trying to find a less than reputable stream from Reddit, we have a better solution. By using a VPN, you can easily change the IP address of your laptop, tablet or smartphone to appear as if you were in a different place where an XFL stream is being shown.
2020 XFL Schedule
Week 2 (February 15/16)
– NY Guardians at DC Defenders: 2pm ET Saturday, February 15 on ABC
– Tampa Bay Vipers at Seattle Dragons: 5pm ET Saturday, February 15 on Fox
– Dallas Renegades at LA Wildcats: 3pm ET Sunday, February 16 on ABC
– St. Louis Battlehawks at Houston Roughnecks: 6pm ET Sunday, February 16 on FS1
Week 3 (February 22/23)
– Houston Roughnecks at TB Vipers: 2pm ET Saturday, February 22 ET on ABC
– Dallas Renegades at Seattle Dragons: 5pm ET Saturday, February 22 ET on FOX
– NY Guardians at St. Louis Battlehawks: 3pm ET Sunday, February 23 ET on ESPN
– DC Defenders at LA Wildcats: 6pm ET Sunday, February 23 ET on FS1
Check out the full 2020 XFL schedule here
How to watch every XFL game in the US
- Hulu with Live TV $54.99 per month – Hulu gives you access to ESPN, FS1, ABC and Fox among other channels and you’ll also be able to watch the service’s own Hulu Originals.
- Sling TV starting at $20 per month – With Sling’s combined Orange & Blue plan you’ll get access to ESPN, FS1, Fox as well as many other channels. The service costs just $20 for your first month but after that the price increases to $45 per month.
- FuboTV starting at $54.99 per month – FuboTV’s base plan gives you access to 103 channels including Fox, FS1 and FS2. The service doesn’t include every channel you’ll need to watch XFL this season but there is a great deal of variety plus you’ll get 30 hours of Cloud DVR and the ability to watch on two screens at once.
- YouTube TV $49.99 per month – YouTube TV gives you access to more than 70 channels including Fox, ABC, ESPN, ESPN 2, FS1 and FS2 which means you’ll easily be able to watch every XFL game this season. YouTube TV also provides you with unlimited cloud DVR storage in case you want to record a game for later.
- AT&T TV Now $65 per month – AT&T Now gives you access to over 45 channels including Fox, FS1, ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC. While more expensive than the other options on this list, AT&T TV Now also comes with HBO for the same price.