What channel is FOX on Xfinity, Spectrum and Dish?
Super Bowl 57 is on FOX this year for the highly anticipated Chiefs vs. Eagles matchup and we look at the FOX channel for AT&T, Xfinity, Dish and more.
It’s finally here. Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts will take the field on Sunday in Glendale, AZ for Super Bowl 57. The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs were the two best teams all season long, so it’s fitting that they are going to play for the honor of becoming a Super Bowl champion.
Of course, not everyone who is watching the Super Bowl is there for the football. Some friends show up to a party because they enjoy the fellowship among friends along with things like Super Bowl commercials, the Super Bowl halftime show — featuring Rihanna this year — or even just the Super Bowl adult beverages.
Whatever the case is, though, you’re watching and you’ll be watching on FOX this year as they have the broadcast for this year’s Super Bowl. But if you’re hosting or watching, you need to find the FOX channel to watch. And if you have Xfinity, Spectrum or Dish, we have your help to get there so you don’t have to scramble.
FOX channel for Xfinity, Spectrum and Dish
Because FOX is a local channel that has different broadcast affiliates for different areas of the United States, it is impossible to say what the FOX channel is for various services. However, you can check out the channel finder for different TV providers to find your local channel. Here are the links to those places:
If you simply enter your zip code (or log in with an active account), you should be able to see what channel is for your service. For many local channels, they are also at the beginning of the on-screen guide before the 100+ channel numbers as they use the local affiliate channel number for networks like FOX, CBS, ABC, NBC and so on.
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