Steelers.com has posted the ways fans can watch, listen and follow the Steelers as they face the Saints from Stade De France in Paris, France. The update matters now because it gives supporters a clear path to the game before kickoff at 1:30 p.m. local time in Ireland.
For fans outside the United States, Canada, China and a handful of Sanctioned Territories, the broadest option is Game Pass International, which the NFL and DAZN launched for the 2025 season. It carries live coverage of all preseason, regular season and postseason games, along with replays and condensed versions on video on demand. Subscribers also get NFL RedZone and NFL Network live and on demand, plus original content from NFL Films/Media in an on-demand library.
There are also more direct routes for fans who want only this game. Supporters can listen to the Spanish broadcast anywhere in the world on steelers.com/espanol from a computer, and they can turn on Spanish notifications in the Official Steelers App by opening the app, tapping More, then Settings, then Notifications, and switching on the Spanish icon. Fans on the island of Ireland can hear the official Steelers Audio Network broadcast through the Steelers and Off The Ball partnership.
The access map is broad, but it is not universal. Game Pass International opens the door for many fans, yet the restriction tied to the United States, Canada, China and those Sanctioned Territories still leaves some supporters without that route. For them, the club’s Spanish web stream, app notifications and Ireland-only audio option are the practical workarounds.
The result is a game that can be followed in several ways from several places, but only if fans know which channel fits where they live. Steelers.com has done the first part of that work; the next step is simply whether viewers choose the stream, the app, the audio feed or Game Pass International before kickoff.
