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Indoor Football League 2026 championship preview: Everything to know about this weekend's title game

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It all comes down to this: the Arizona Rattlers and Green Bay Blizzard will face off for the 2026 title in the Indoor Football League Championship on Sunday (7:30 p.m. ET on Yahoo Sports) at Tucson Arena.

Green Bay is looking for its first-ever IFL Championship and is aiming for some redemption after last season, when it fell to the Vegas Knight Hawks on the final play of last year's championship game. The Blizzard have plenty of reason to believe they can get over the hump this year, coming into the game as the No. 1 overall seed after a 15-3 regular season. En route to the title game, Green Bay toppled the Orlando Pirates and Tulsa Oilers by a cumulative 21 points.

Arizona, meanwhile, is looking for its second IFL title in three seasons, and is riding impressive momentum. So far in the playoffs, the Rattlers upset the defending champion Vegas Knight Hawks on the road, and then beat the No. 1 seed San Diego Strike Force last weekend.

All postseason games have been broadcast nationally for free on Yahoo Sports Network for the first time after a historic regular season that saw the IFL surpass 4.5 million total streams and more than 30.6 million minutes watched on YSN.

After a heated race to the championship, which team will emerge as the new champion? Tune in on Sunday to find out.

How to watch the IFL playoffs

(Yahoo Sports Network is streaming all 2026 IFL playoff games nationally. Here's everything you need to know on how to watch.)

The playoffs wrap up with the IFL National Championship on Sunday, Aug. 16, at 7:30 p.m. at the Tucson Convention Center in Tucson, Arizona.

Don’t miss a second of postseason action 👀🔥🏆

Every game of the 2026 IFL Playoffs will be streaming live for free on @YahooSports!

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— Indoor Football League (@IndoorFL) July 27, 2026

Fans can watch every 2026 IFL Playoff game free on Yahoo Sports Network via leading FAST services, including Amazon Fire TV, Fubo, LG Channels, Plex Prime Video, Roku, Samsung TV Plus, Google TV Freeplay, Xfinity and VIDAA. Fans can also watch the games live via yahoosports.tv on the web and in the Yahoo Sports app.

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