Content expansion in the Netflix kingdom is a constant source of entertainment for its subscribers. But unlike the rest of the years, this festive season has more reasons to light up every home because the streamer is substituting fairy lights and Christmas presents with something redder and Christmassy. Following its latest venturing into live sports streaming, Netflix is pulling up the Santa pants to fit the giant sock with Kansas City Chiefs vs. Pittsburgh Steelers matchday for the record.

For those wondering how to stream the event live, here is a lowdown for everything they need to know.

According to Tudum by Netflix, the streamer will transform into a homegrown stadium for every subscriber for the NFL’s Christmas Day marquee game as the Kansas City Chiefs will go against the Pittsburgh Steelers. To watch the game on Netflix, all the sports fans need to do is plug in the device, subscribe or log in to their Netflix accounts, and sit back to relax on the couch because the NFL Christmas games are included in all subscriber plans.

The Kansas City Chiefs vs. Pittsburgh Steelers will stream live at 1 PM ET. But fans have the chance for a double celebration since the Baltimore Ravens vs. Houston Texans match will kick off at 4.30 ET. If anyone fails to catch up on the live stream, the NFL Christmas games can be streamed until 3 hours after the real-time match in the US. However, outside the US, games will only expire a day after the live stream ends. 

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While Christmas looks already lit up with Netflix bringing the biggest gift ever, the streamer has even better plans for sports enthusiasts after the new year.

Netflix’s spearheading into sports live streaming was seen as a game-changer from the anticipative hours of the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul boxing match. But now, the streamer is truly living up to the expectation with its debut in professional wrestling by bringing the iconic Monday Night Raw to the platform. The event is set to take place on January 6, 2025, at Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California. 

The iconic Monday night wrestling shows traditionally aired on cable networks. However, with its streaming entry, the chances become higher to reach a larger audience. Plus, with Netflix teasing a high-level promotional campaign, bringing Travis Scott to headline the debut match, the anticipation is sky high, to say the least. Hence, fans might as well get the popcorn ready because this festive season is a Netflix special on its own.

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