Super Bowl LX LIVE: Date, start time, location, TV channel and halftime show for 2026 NFL showpiece

The 2025/26 NFL regular season will draw to an end this weekend and teams will already be thinking of the Super Bowl.

The NFL‘s showpiece finale has become something that transcends sport with new fans watching each yet and the halftime show becoming a major honour for any artist to play.

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But the sporting event itself is also, of course, massive as the best NFL team is crowned kings for the year.

Last time out, it was the Philadelphia Eagles who emerged victorious.

They produced a stunning display to beat the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 to end the Chiefs’ search for a historic three-peat.

The Eagles have made the play-offs yet again but Patrick Mahomes’ side are out following a disastrous season.

The Jacksonville Jaguars, Denver Broncos, Buffalo Bills, New England Patriots, Chicago Bears and Seattle Seahawks are among the teams to make the post-season and now dreaming of Super Bowl glory.

Super Bowl LX: Date and start time

The 60th edition of the famous match will be held on Sunday, February 8.

It will take place at Levi’s Stadium, the home to the San Francisco 49ers in Santa Clara, California.

This is the second time this ground has hosted the prestigious event, and the 68,500-capacity ground will be a sell out.

The game will get going at 11:30pm UK time.

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Super Bowl LX: How to watch

The huge event is covered by a wide range of broadcasters.

In the UK, it will be live and free-to-air on Channel 5, with more details of their coverage to follow closer to the time.

Sky Sports are the official broadcaster for NFL in the UK, so they’ll be showing the event as well on their dedicated NFL channel and Main Event.

Alternatively, it can be streamed through Channel 5’s online platform, while Sky Go customers will be able to watch through mobile devices and laptops.

A NOW TV membership can also be purchased, with more information here.

In the US, NBC have the rights to this year’s Super Bowl.

As part of an 11-year broadcast deal, NBC, FOX, CBS and ESPN agreed to rotate who takes coverage each season, and it is NBC’s turn this time.

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Super Bowl LX: Post-season schedule

(Full teams to follow)

Final week of regular season

• Carolina Panthers @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 21:30, Saturday, January 3
• Seattle Seahawks @ San Francisco – 01:00, Sunday, January 4
• Dallas Cowboys @ New York Giants – 18:00, Sunday, January 4
• Green Bay Packers @ Minnesota Vikings – 18:00, Sunday, January 4
• Tennessee Titans @ Jacksonville Jaguars – 18:00, Sunday, January 4
• Indianapolis Colts @ Houston Texans – 18:00, Sunday, January 4
• Cleveland Browns @ Cincinnati Bengals – 18:00, Sunday, January 4
• New Orleans Saints @ Atlanta Falcons – 18:00, Sunday, January 4
• Kansas City Chiefs vs Las Vegas Raiders – 21:25, Sunday, January 4
• Washington Commanders vs Philadelphia Eagles – 21:25, Sunday, January 4
• Miami Dolphins vs New England Patriots – 21:25, Sunday, January 4
• Arizona Cardinals @ Los Angeles Rams – 21:25, Sunday, January 4
• Los Angeles Chargers @ Denver Broncos – 21:25, Sunday, January 4
• Detroit Lions @ Chicago Bears – 21:25, Sunday, January 4
• New York Jets @ Buffalo Bills – 21:25, Sunday, January 4
• Baltimore Ravens @ Pittsburgh Steelers – 01:20, Monday, January 5

Wild Card round

6 matches – January 10-12

Divisional round

4 matches January 17-18

Conference Championships

AFC Championship – 20:00, Sunday, January 25

NFC Championship – 23:30, Sunday, January 25

Super Bowl LX

23:30, Sunday, February 8

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Super Bowl LX: Halftime show

Puerto Rican star Bad Bunny has been announced as the act for the Super Bowl halftime show.

Jaz-Z’s entertainment company, Roc Nation, helps choose the performers with the NFL, and they said: “What Bad Bunny has done and continues to do for Puerto Rico is truly inspiring. We are honoured to have him on the world’s biggest stage”.

He is one of the most globally streamed artists in the world, but has drawn criticism from US President Donald Trump.

When Bad Bunny was confirmed, Trump said: “I don’t know who he is, I don’t know why they’re doing it, it’s like, crazy.”

Charlie Puth will be performing the National anthem.

The announcers for the game will be Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth with Melissa Stark the sideline reporter and Terry McAulay the rules analyst.