Arizona Cardinals vs. Detroit Lions: Date, Time and How to Watch

The Arizona Cardinals host the Detroit Lions in a Week 5 conference matchup at State Farm Stadium on October 11, 2026, with kickoff scheduled for 22:25 Central European Time (CET), according to league scheduling data.

Broadcast Options and Streaming Access in Europe

Fans wishing to watch the game live from Europe can access the broadcast through multiple official channels. According to broadcasting details, the NFL Game Pass subscription provides live access to every fixture across the league. In addition, select games feature with German commentary on DAZN and RTL. Additional coverage streams regularly on RTL+ and Joyn in free-TV windows where applicable.

Viewers can also follow the Arizona Cardinals versus Detroit Lions matchup on Sunday at 22:25 via Sky Sport or DAZN subscriptions, utilizing either the original stadium audio or the German-language commentary team. Schedule listings and live availability depend on regional broadcasting agreements across European markets.

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Conference Stakes and Team Context at State Farm Stadium

The October meeting places two competitive conference contenders on the field in Glendale, Arizona.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Matchup

When does the game start in local and European time zones?

The game kicks off on October 11, 2026, at 22:25 Central European Time (CET).

Which television networks and streaming services carry the broadcast?

Live coverage is available via NFL Game Pass, DAZN, and Sky Sport. Free-to-air streaming options like RTL+ and Joyn provide selected weekly games depending on regional programming rights.

Where is the game being played?

The match takes place at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, the permanent home venue of the Arizona Cardinals.

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