How to Watch the
CFL Live
Without Cable
Experience the speed and excitement of Canadian football. With a wider field, 3 downs, and the historic Grey Cup, the CFL provides non-stop summer pigskin action. Here is how to stream every match live.
CFL Broadcast Options (US & Canada)
CBS Sports Network
CBS Sports Network is the official TV home of the CFL in the US. It broadcasts a weekly marquee package of up to 40 games, including the playoffs and Grey Cup.
TSN & RDS Networks
In Canada, TSN (English) and RDS (French) hold exclusive broadcasting rights. They carry every single match of the CFL season live on television and their streaming apps.
Stream Games Free on CFL+
CFL+ is the league's official streaming platform for US and international fans. It broadcasts **all games not carried by CBS Sports Network** for free.
- 🟢 Free access, no paid subscription required
- 🟢 Streams live regular season and playoff games
- 🟢 Cast to TVs via Apple TV, Roku, or Chromecast
- 🟢 Full replays available on-demand
CFL Divisions & Clubs
Frequently Asked Questions
Q:How do I watch CFL games in the United States?
In the US, CFL games are broadcast live on CBS Sports Network (CBSSN), which carries approximately 34-40 games per season (including the Grey Cup playoffs). Any games not broadcast on CBSSN are streamed live for free on the league's official streaming platform, CFL+.
Q:What is CFL+ and how much does it cost?
CFL+ is the official online streaming service of the Canadian Football League. It is completely free for viewers in the United States and international markets outside of Canada/UK. It streams all matchups that do not air on CBS Sports Network.
Q:Where can I watch the CFL in Canada?
In Canada, TSN (The Sports Network) is the exclusive English-language broadcaster of the CFL, carrying every single regular-season and playoff game live. RDS holds the French-language broadcast rights.
Q:How can I stream CBS Sports Network without cable?
CBS Sports Network is available on major live TV streaming services, including YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, and DIRECTV STREAM.