The Holy Grail of American sports, the Super Bowl is one of the biggest global sporting events, with the match itself, post-game celebrations, half-time show and even the TV adverts something that many look forward to all season long. Of course, Aussie fans have had to settle for late nights and early mornings to keep up to date with the regular NFL season, but where can you watch Super Bowl 57 live here in Australia? Find out with this Canstar Blue guide.
How to watch the Super Bowl
Super Bowl LVII will be broadcast live on Channel 7, 7Mate, and ESPN in Australia from 9:30am (AEST) on Monday, February 13. If you can’t make it to the couch in time, Kayo will have live coverage from 9:00am, as well as a replay ready to go later in the day.
Watch Super Bowl on Kayo
One of the most popular options for Aussie NFL fans, Kayo has both live and on-demand coverage of the Super Bowl. If you’re not already a subscriber, check out the plans below.
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Kayo One Subscription
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Basic Subscription
min. cost $30 over 1 month |
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Premium Subscription
min. cost $35 over 1 month |
3 | $35 |
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Watch Super Bowl on Foxtel & ESPN
ESPN will be broadcasting Fox America’s coverage of Super Bowl LVII, which you can watch on Channel 509 (ESPN) if you have a Foxtel subscription.
Watch Super Bowl on free-to-air TV
Channel 7 is continuing its coverage of the Super Bowl, with the match and post-game coverage to be shown on either Channel 7, 7Mate or 7Plus, depending on your location. Check your local guide to see which channel, and at what time, the Super Bowl is on.
Watch Super Bowl on NFL Game Pass
The official streaming service of the NFL, you can purchase a Pro subscription, which will give you full coverage of every regular season and post-season game, as well as the Super Bowl itself. There is also a free tier of the Game Pass, however this does not users access to the Super Bowl.
What time does the Super Bowl start in Australia?
Super Bowl LVII is set to kick off at 9:30am AEST, with the Philadelphia Eagles taking on the Kansas City Chiefs.
Where is the Super Bowl being played?
The Super Bowl will be played at the Sate Farm Stadium in Arizona, with future Super Bowls to be played at the following locations:
- Super Bowl 58: Mercedes-Benz Superdome: New Orleans
Who’s performing in the Super Bowl half-time show?
While the majority of people tuning in will be doing so to watch the on-field action of the Super Bowl, some will be more interested in the half-time show. This year, fans can expect to see Rihanna take centre stage, with additional musical acts performing in the lead-up to the game.
How to watch the NFL Pro Bowl
Coverage of the Pro Bowl is available via Kayo, ESPN and Channel 7, although coverage may be limited depending on the service. Arguably as big as the Super Bowl in terms of flashy plays, the Pro Bowl traditionally showcases the best players not involved in the Super Bowl in a number of team events between the National Football Conference (NFC) and the American Football Conference (AFC).
The 2023 Pro Bowl Games will be held from February 6th in Nevada, with various skills being shown, including flag football.
Photo credit: NFL.com
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