Super Bowl 2018 live stream and TV: How to watch Philadelphia Eagles vs New England Patriots TONIGHT
THE SUPER BOWL is the grand finale of the NFL campaign and the biggest event in the American sporting calendar.
This season, current champs the New England Patriots will go head-to-head in Minneapolis with the Philadelphia Eagles following a rollercoaster season.
Philadelphia booked their spot in the Super Bowl with a crushing win over Minnesota
Last season, the Atlanta Falcons were defeated by the Patriots after one of the most dramatic comebacks in football history.
Trailing 28-9 going into the final quarter, Tom Brady led the Pats into overtime with a dramatic late surge, before James White went over with the winning touchdown.
IF you’re watching in the UK, the options to watch the Super Bowl are endless.
Sky Sports will show all the action LIVE from Minneapolis from 10pm tonight.
The game is available on Sky Sports Action, Sky Sports Main Event and also Sky Sports Mix – which is an entertainment channel and available without a sports subscription.
BBC will also be showing the grand finale LIVE from US Bank Stadium for free.
The league’s own streaming service NFL Game Pass will also have LIVE coverage from Minnesota.
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HOW TO WATCH THE PLAY-OFFS
You can watch the NFL playoffs on Sky this year as they’ll be broadcasting all the games live. You can become a subscriber here.
If you don’t want to sign up for Sky, you can watch the playoffs on NowTV with their Sky Sports pass starting from £6.99.
You can also sign up for NFL Game Pass’ playoff subscription which will let you watch all the games, including the Super Bowl, live and on demand
What time will it kick-off?
THIS years Super Bowl will be held at the impressive US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, which has a dome to keep out the cold.
It will take place on Sunday February 4, 2018 with kick off at 11.30pm UK time.
Minnesota is six hours behind Britain, meaning a 5.30pm start for the locals in the United States.
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