Where to watch Dallas Cowboys v Kansas City Chiefs in US and UK: Full streaming details for Thanksgiving Game

The Dallas Cowboys will host the Kansas City Chiefs in an epic Thanksgiving clash in Week 13 of the 2025 NFL regular season.

The contest between these two NFL juggernauts will be the second of a Thanksgiving three-game slate, sandwiched between the Green Bay Packers against the Detroit Lions and the AFC North divisional clash between the Cincinnati Bengals and Baltimore Ravens.

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The Chiefs enter Week 13 having pulled off a crucial comeback victory in overtime against the 8-3 Indianapolis Colts, which saw them pull to above .500 for the first time this season.

This came after Patrick Mahomes was left with little choice but to activate ‘Playoff Pat’, with his 352 passing yards heroics helping Kansas City to overturn an 11-point deficit over Daniel Jones, Jonathan Taylor and co in the fourth quarter.

Meanwhile, the Cowboys stunned the reigning Super Bowl champions Eagles with a comeback of their own.

Trailing 21-7 at the half, Dak Prescott – who surpassed Tony Romo for the most passing yards (34,183) in franchise history, orchestrated a prolific comeback.

He threw 23-of-36 for 354 yards and two touchdowns – albeit also firing an interception – and leading the Cowboys to score 17 unanswered points in the second half.

Wide receiver George Pickens, who Dallas might be forced to put a $28 million tag on, exploded for 146 yards – the fourth time he has recorded 130 or more yards in a single game this season – and a touchdown from nine receptions.

Thus, the Cowboys (5-5-1) slightly closed the gap on the first-placed Eagles (8-3) in the NFC East standings.

The Chiefs, spearheaded by franchise quarterback Mahomes and tight end Travis Kelce, have never played on Thanksgiving before.

That is in stark contrast to the Cowboys (and the Lions) who will play on the holiday for the 60th successive year, with the exception of 1975 and 1977.

Cowboys vs Chiefs: Date and how to watch Week 13 Thanksgiving clash

The Cowboys will host the Chiefs at AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas. It will take place at 4:30pm ET (9:30pm in the UK).

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The blockbuster Turkey Day clash will be available to watch on CBS.

Additionally, streaming services that carry CBS, including YouTube TV, Fubo, Hulu, DirecTV Stream and Paramount+ can also be used.

For viewers based in the UK, DAZN are showing every NFL match this season via their NFL Game Pass.

In a Thanksgiving Games special offer, DAZN are offering new subscribers a Weekly Pro pass for just 99p.

Sky Sports will also air the game live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports NFL. Sky Go customers will also be able to stream the game through their laptops and mobile devices.

Or alternatively, fans can buy a NOW TV pass from £14.99, more information on which can be found here.

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What happened the last time the Cowboys and the Chiefs met?

The Cowboys vs. Chiefs match-up has occurred just 12 times before, with Dallas winning seven contests to Kansas City’s five wins.

The last time they faced each other came back in Week 11 of the 2021 campaign at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in front of a 73,494 strong crowd.

On that occasion, Mahomes completed 23-of-37 passing for 260 yards and an interception, as Kelce and former wide receiver Tyreek Hill each had a rushing touchdown as the Chiefs prevailed 19-9.

Prescott was under center for Dallas, but was able to complete just 28-of-43 passing for 216 yards as he fired two interceptions and was sacked five times by the Chiefs defense led by Chris Jones who had 3.5 sacks on the day.

Mahomes was sacked four times, two of which came from Micah Parsons who headlined the trade that stunned the NFL prior to the start of the 2025 campaign involving the Packers.

This came about after Cowboys owner Jerry Jones refused to adhere to the four-time Pro Bowler’s contract extension demands.

Although a key figure on defense will be missing for the Cowboys, there are a lot of new faces on their defensive line, including Quinnen Williams and Trey Hendrickson, that could well be more than enough to stifle Mahomes and the Chiefs’ playoff charge.

Nevertheless, this match-up is bound to be blockbuster, so get your popcorn (and your turkey) ready to sit down and enjoy some festive football.

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