Worried About Missing Beyoncé's Live NFL Halftime Show? Here's How You Can Rewatch on Netflix After the Game

Catch Beyoncé's Christmas Day halftime show on Netflix while you can.

The "Break My Soul" singer will be performing during the Baltimore Ravens-Houston Texans halftime show at NRG Stadium airing on Netflix on Dec. 25. If fans don't catch it live, they will get another chance to stream it — but only for a few hours.

According to Variety, due to Netflix's contract with the NFL, the games taking place on the streamer will only be available to rewatch there for three hours following the game in the U.S. — which includes Beyoncé's performance.

Fans can anticipate that by 11 p.m. ET, the football game along with the performance will no longer be available on Netflix.

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Meanwhile, outside the U.S., the games will expire from the streamer 24 hours after the livestream ends.

The Houston-based performance will be a homecoming for Beyoncé, 43, where she will perform songs live from her Grammy-nominated album Cowboy Carter for the first time.

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Queen Bey is no stranger to performing at major football games. She performed at the 2013 Super Bowl Halftime show in New Orleans, which featured a Destiny's Child reunion with Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams.

The 32-time Grammy winner also appeared during Coldplay's headlining the Super Bowl Halftime show in 2016 to perform "Formation." Bruno Mars and Mark Ronson also made appearances for the historic Super Bowl 50.

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It also marks the first time the streamer will be hosting their NFL Christmas Gameday event as the second of two football games that day.

The Kansas City Chiefs will face the Pittsburgh Steelers in Penn. that day at 1 p.m. ET, while the Ravens-Texans game starts at 4:30 p.m. ET.

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