Watch the Auburn vs. Alabama game today: TV channel, time, streaming

Auburn football travels to Tuscaloosa on Saturday to face No. 13 Alabama in the 89th Iron Bowl. If you’re wondering how to watch the action live, you’ve come to the right place.

Auburn football hopes to keep the momentum going Saturday by taking on arch-rival Alabama at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa. The Tigers suffered a heartbreaking blow to the Crimson Tide last season when a 4th-and-31 play resulted in an Alabama touchdown with 0:32 remaining in the fourth quarter, and head coach Hugh Freeze is hoping to repeat that this season to reverse course.

“There is no bigger game on the schedule. Sitting in this seat and losing one like we did last year is still not right. I know the Auburn faithful have had to endure this, and we want to change that feeling in this building and for our great fan base in this state. It’s a big task. Their roster is deeper, and it was deeper last year. We had a chance to win it, so we have to find a way to hang on and give ourselves a chance to win and try to change that and make it a regular expectation.”

Here’s how to watch the Iron Bowl, including time, TV schedule and streaming information:

What channel is the Auburn vs. Alabama game on today? Time, TV program

TV channels: ABC

Start time: 2:30 p.m. CT

Auburn vs. Alabama will be televised nationally on ABC in Week 14 of the 2024 college football season. Sean McDonough and Greg McElroy will referee the game from the dressing room at Jordan-Hare Stadium, while Molly McGrath will report from the sidelines.

Where can you watch Auburn vs Alabama live stream?

Streaming options for the game include Fubo, which offers a free trial.

Watch Auburn vs. Alabama Live on Fubo (Free Trial)

Where can you listen to Auburn vs. Alabama on the radio?

Listen to Auburn football all season long on the Auburn Tigers app and the radio stations listed below. Pre-match coverage begins three hours before kick-off.

Auburn vs. Alabama Predictions, Tips, Odds

Alabama 38 Auburn 28: Bryant-Denny Stadium has been a difficult venue for many teams in recent years, particularly the Auburn Tigers. Auburn hasn’t won a game at the stadium since 2010 and could extend that streak on Saturday. Auburn will play Alabama close, but the Crimson Tide will pull away late in the end and take the win.