The sporting spotlight turns to Santa Clara, California, on Sunday night as the NFL prepares to crown its latest world champions at Super Bowl LX.
NFL fans in the UK and Ireland have several ways to watch the game live.
Channel 5 will provide coverage. Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports NFL will also show the game live, while bet365 will offer live streaming for eligible customers, subject to their live streaming rules.
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AFC champions New England Patriots are chasing history as they bid for an unprecedented seventh Super Bowl title, while NFC winners Seattle Seahawks aim to add to their lone championship success, which came with a dominant victory over the Denver Broncos back in 2014.
The Patriots arrive on the biggest stage once again as one of the league’s most decorated franchises, with the chance to further cement their legacy.
Standing in their way are a Seahawks side who have grown stronger as the postseason has progressed and are determined to lift the Lombardi Trophy for the first time in over a decade.
When does the Super Bowl kick off?
Super Bowl LX is scheduled to kick off at 23:30 GMT on Sunday 8 February. Extensive build up will be available throughout the day, with Sky Sports beginning their main pre match show at 22:00 GMT. Channel 5’s live coverage starts at 22:30 GMT.
The game will be played at the home of the San Francisco 49ers in Santa Clara, California. The stadium hosts the Super Bowl for the second time, having previously staged the event back in 2016.
With history on the line for both franchises, Santa Clara is set to host a night to remember on the NFL calendar.
