Guide to Watching March Madness Final Four Games Online for Free

The 2025 Men’s March Madness Tournament is nearing its climax. In an unprecedented twist, all four top seeds have advanced to the semi-finals. If you predicted these outcomes, well done!

As the tournament concludes over the next few days, subscribing to a new service or cable plan may not be necessary. Thanks to free trials, here’s how you can stream the March Madness Final Four games online at no cost.

Stream the Final Four Games Without Cost

Paramount+

The Men’s March Madness tournament wraps up today and Monday. You only need a brief streaming service window to catch the semi-finals and National Championship. All three games will air live on CBS and stream on Paramount+, which offers a 7-day free trial. Sign up now to watch the Final Four and the championship game before the trial expires. Alternatively, an HDTV antenna can pick up the games via your local CBS channel.

Additional Free Trials for March Madness Streaming

Paramount+ offers the longest free trial and the most affordable subscription if you miss the cancellation window, but other live TV services include CBS. Platforms like Hulu + Live TV and DirecTV Stream are ideal for those seeking ongoing sports coverage, including NBA streams.

3-Day Free Trial

Hulu + Live TV

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DirecTV Stream

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Fubo TV

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YouTube TV

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March Madness Final Four Schedule

Only three games remain in the March Madness tournament, all hosted in San Antonio at the Alamodome. Visit the NCAA website for the complete tournament schedule.

Final Four (Semi-Finals) - Saturday, April 5

National Championship - Monday, April 7

Top Seeds Bring Diverse Experience to Final Four

Each top-seeded team has a unique narrative. Duke is in the Final Four for the first time since Coach K’s 2022 retirement, with the Blue Devils favored to win. Florida, champions in 2006 and 2007, last reached this stage in 2014. Auburn is in only its second Final Four appearance. Houston, with seven Final Four trips but no titles, most recently reached the semi-finals in 2021.