Watch Live Now: Stream the Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Minnesota Vikings Game from Ireland!

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Living in the U.S. doesn’t mean you have to miss out on the Steelers vs. Vikings game in Ireland. Here’s your guide to watching the game live online from anywhere.

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Where to Stream Steelers vs. Vikings Online

The Steelers vs. Vikings game is set to take place at Croke Park in Dublin, with a kickoff time of 9:30 am ET on Sunday, Sept. 28. The match will be broadcast nationally via NFL Network.

Live Stream Steelers vs. Vikings on Sling TV

For those interested in streaming the game live, Sling TV offers an economical and flexible option to catch the action. We’ll explain which Sling TV plans you can choose to access NFL Network and watch the game live from Ireland.

Sling Select

Sling Select, at just $19.99 per month, provides a budget-friendly option to watch the Steelers vs. Vikings game live. It includes NFL Network and local channels like Fox, NBC, and ABC in certain regions. Before subscribing, verify if these channels are available in your location. Sling Select also includes additional channels such as Fox News and FX.

Sling Blue

For a more comprehensive plan, consider Sling Blue, which is available at $45.99 per month. It includes over 48 channels including NFL Network, CNN, Fox News, Bravo, and local broadcasts of ABC, NBC, and Fox in select areas.

Sling Orange & Blue

For the ultimate package with the broadest selection of channels, opt for Sling Orange & Blue. This plan combines all the channels from both Sling Blue and Sling Orange, offering an extensive list of options. Priced at $65.99 per month, it includes sports channels like ESPN and FS1, in addition to NFL Network, providing a comprehensive cable replacement package.