Stream March Madness Final Four Free Online

The 2025 Men's March Madness Tournament is drawing to a close, and in a somewhat predictable turn, all four number one seeds have secured their spots in the Final Four. If your bracket was built entirely on top seeds, well done!

With the final matchups happening over the next few days, signing up for a new cable package might not be worthwhile. But that doesn't mean you have to miss the action. Thanks to free streaming trials, here's how you can watch the March Madness national semifinals online at no cost.

How to Watch the Final Four Games for Free

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The remainder of the Men's March Madness tournament concludes this Saturday and Monday, meaning you only need a few days of access to stream the semi-finals and the National Championship. All three games will be broadcast live on CBS and streamed simultaneously on Paramount+, which conveniently offers a 7-day free trial. By signing up now, you can watch the Final Four and the championship game before the trial period ends. As an alternative, you can use an HDTV antenna to watch the games live over the air on your local CBS station.

Other Free Trials for Streaming March Madness

While Paramount+ offers the longest trial, other live TV streaming services also include CBS. Options like Hulu + Live TV and DirecTV Stream are great for viewers who want continuous sports coverage, including NBA livestreams.

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March Madness Final Four Game Schedule

Only three games remain in the tournament, all hosted at the Alamodome in San Antonio. You can find the complete tournament schedule on the official NCAA website.

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

(1) Florida vs. (1) Auburn - 6:09 PM ET (CBS, Paramount+)
(1) Duke vs. (1) Houston - 8:49 PM ET (CBS, Paramount+)

National Championship - Monday, April 7

Matchup TBD - 8:50 PM ET (CBS, Paramount+)

All Top Seeds, But a Range of Experience in the Final Four

Each of these top-ranked teams enters with something to prove. For Duke, this marks their first Final Four appearance since Coach K's retirement in 2022, and the Blue Devils are currently favored to win it all. Florida clinched back-to-back championships in 2006 and 2007, but their last Final Four run was in 2014. Auburn, on the other hand, is making only its second-ever appearance at this stage. Houston holds a notable record: the most Final Four appearances (seven) without a national championship win, with their most recent semi-final trip happening in 2021.