Fox is finally launching a (real, subscription) streaming service.

Fox's Tubi will host two feeds as the reigning champion Kansas City Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.

Fox is preparing to launch a new paid subscription streaming service for its sports and news content later this year.

Football fans who don’t have basic cable — or a digital antennae — will be able to stream the Super Bowl for free on the Fox-owned Tubi streaming service.

Tubi, the Fox-owned free streaming service, will air the Big Game for the first time. Its CMO plans to use the game to promote the streamer as legit.

The company known for its news and sports TV content said Tuesday it’s aiming to launch a subscription streaming service by the end of the year.

With Fox televising the Big Game, Fox News will get a minute and 15 seconds of Super Bowl ad time, including a 20-second brand-focused spot, and ads spotlighting shows from Martin Scorsese and Kevin Costner.

Fox Corp is planning to launch a subscription-based streaming service by the end of 2025, the media company said on Tuesday, entering the Netflix-dominated arena to tap audiences outside its mainstay cable television business.

Fox Corp.’s Tubi is taking a major step this year by offering the Super Bowl on its free, ad-supported streaming service. Tubi will stream the same feed, commercials included, alongside a Spanish-language broadcast and exclusive red carpet content.