Dani Watt points Steelers fans to the official viewing and listening routes for the Steelers-Saints game from Stade De France in Paris, France. The service guide is built for a matchup that crosses borders, and it gives fans outside and inside the United States a clean way to follow the game without guessing where to look.
The Steelers will take on the Saints from Stade De France in Paris, France, while kickoff is set for 1:30 p.m. local time in Ireland. For fans who want audio instead of a screen, the Spanish-language transmission is available anywhere in the world on steelers.com/espanol from a computer, and Spanish notifications can also be turned on in the Official Steelers App by opening the app, clicking More, clicking Settings, clicking Notifications, and activating the Español icon.
Steelers.com and Off The Ball
Fans on the island of Ireland have a separate path to the game through the Steelers Audio Network broadcast, available through a partnership between the Steelers and Off The Ball. That setup gives one market a direct radio route while the broader international audience is pushed toward the team’s digital options, which is exactly how a modern overseas game gets distributed without forcing every listener into the same feed.
@SteelersIreland on X, Instagram, and TikTok is the team’s other Ireland-specific channel in the mix. The practical effect is simple: listeners in Ireland do not need to rely on the same access points as fans in France, the United States, or elsewhere, because the distribution plan is split by region rather than treated as one global stream.
Game Pass International in 2025
The NFL and DAZN launched Game Pass International for the 2025 season, giving fans outside the United States, Canada, and China live access to every preseason, regular season, and postseason game. It also includes replays and condensed games on video on demand, which means the package is built for people who cannot watch in real time or who want a second pass after kickoff.
Subscribers also get NFL RedZone and NFL Network live and on demand, plus original content and video from NFL Films/Media in an on-demand library. That makes the international service more than a single-game pass; it is a full-season product with live coverage, catch-up viewing, and extra programming bundled together for markets beyond the core North American footprint.
Paris, France, and access limits
The complication is the geography itself. The game is being played in Paris, but the access plan is split across computer-based Spanish audio, the Official Steelers App, Ireland radio, and Game Pass International, so fans have to choose the route that matches where they are rather than expect one universal feed.
For readers outside the United States, Canada, China, and a handful of Sanctioned Territories, the clearest move is to use Game Pass International if they want live video, or steelers.com/espanol if they want Spanish-language audio on a computer. For listeners in Ireland, the Steelers Audio Network route through Off The Ball is the most direct option, and that is the one that makes the Paris game feel local enough to follow from home.
