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We're officially halfway through the NFL season. Heading into Week 9, the 4-2-1 New York Giants remain the only team in the NFC East with a winning record to this point. The Philadelphia Eagles, meanwhile, are just 2-6 and have not won a game since Week 2. Only one of these teams will come out on top this week.
Can New York extend their lead over the Cowboys with another win this week? Or will Philadelphia be able to pull out a surprise victory? Here's where to stream the Giants vs. Eagles game on Sunday, plus a couple of ways to tune in for free.
The New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles will go head-to-head on Sunday, November 8, at 1:00 p.m. ET at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
This game will be broadcast on Fox, which means you'll need a live TV streaming service if you don't have cable. DirecTV, Fox One, Fubo, Hulu, Sling, and YouTube TV all carry the network. NFL+ also lets you watch local and primetime games from a phone or tablet.
The game will stream for free on TVNZ+ in New Zealand, but you may be able to access it using a virtual private network (VPN). A VPN lets you virtually travel the world by connecting to servers in other countries and spoofing your geographic location. By connecting to a local server, this method should let you view the feed intended for viewers in New Zealand.
We recommend using Express VPN, our top VPN pick for location spoofing. With servers across the globe, ExpressVPN lets you spoof your location and unlock the New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles game for free viewing.
Follow these steps to stream the Giants vs. Eagles game with a VPN:
Note: If you're asked to add a postal code during sign-up, enter one for the region where you want to connect your server to avoid disruption.
The best VPN services that let you connect to a server in another region usually aren't free. However, many VPNs also offer a free trial for first-time users. If you can take advantage of that, you’ll be able to watch a number of NFL games online without paying a dime.
Don't want to mess around with foreign servers? You could instead sign up for a free trial from DirecTV, Hulu, Fox One, Fubo, or YouTube TV.