The 2024/25 NFL season is drawing to a close with Super Bowl LIX all set for this weekend. The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles are the last ones standing after battling through the playoff rounds, with the two teams due to face off on Sunday, February 9.
This year’s grand finale will be held at New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome, marking the eighth time the venue has hosted the Super Bowl. Here in the UK, NFL fans can tune into the Super Bowl live from 11.30pm with DAZN’s NFL Game Pass, which is offering the authentic US broadcast for 99p.
Usually priced at £19.99, DAZN’s Season Pro package is currently available for a one-off payment of 99p, providing access to all NFL content until July 31. An upgrade to the Season Pro Ultimate package is also available for £4.99, allowing streaming on five devices across two locations, as well as the ability to watch up to four games simultaneously with multiview.
The Chiefs are on the brink of making history with a potential three-peat at Super Bowl LIX, a feat no other NFL team has accomplished. They secured their spot in the final with a 32-29 win over the Buffalo Bills in the Conference Championship playoff, bringing Andy Reid’s team within reach of the Vince Lombardi trophy once more.
Meanwhile, the Eagles defeated the Washington Commanders 55-23 in their Conference Championship match, setting up a rematch of Super Bowl LVII. The Eagles were defeated by the Chiefs 38-35 in that game, which marked the first meeting between the two NFL heavyweights.
The Eagles are no strangers to the Super Bowl, having last clinched the trophy in 2018 at Super Bowl LII with a victory over the New England Patriots. They’re now set to face their Kansas rivals once more at the Caesars Superdome, home of the New Orleans Saints.
As per tradition, the Super Bowl will also host the eagerly-awaited halftime show, this year headlined by Kendrick Lamar. This marks the second time the Grammy-winning rapper has graced the halftime stage, following his performance with Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem and Mary J. Blige in 2022.
Alternatively, NFL Game Pass is available on Amazon’s Prime Video for 99p per month for six months, followed by £29.99 thereafter. Sky Sports also offers a dedicated NFL channel, included as standard with the new £35 Essential TV and Sky Sports bundle.