After 18 weeks of incredible regular-season football and three weeks of spectacular play-off action, the 2026 NFL season comes to a close this Sunday, when the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks face off in Super Bowl LX (60).
On Sunday, February 8th, the offensively mighty Seahawks will face the defensively stout Patriots in a matchup between two of the sport’s biggest stars – MVP candidate and Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, and Offensive Player of the Year favourite and Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba.
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This Sunday, at 06.30 PM EST (00.30 AM CEST), the Patriots and Seahawks will face off in the Super Bowl for the second time. In 2015, in Super Bowl XLIX, the Patriots beat the Seahawks 28-24 after Seattle QB Russell Wilson threw a goal-line interception on the last offensive play of the game, earning the Patriots and Tom Brady their fourth Super Bowl championship.
But where can you watch this Sunday’s spectacle, which includes a halftime show from multi-Grammy-winning artist Bad Bunny? Flashscore shows you the full list.
Where can you watch Super Bowl LX?
This year, NBC will broadcast the Super Bowl in the United States. It’s the network’s first Super Bowl since 2022, when the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals 24-17.
Internationally, ESPN owns the bulk of the broadcasting rights. ESPN has exclusive rights to broadcast Super Bowl LX across Africa, South America, the Pacific, and the Netherlands.
Elsewhere in Europe, the following channels will broadcast the Super Bowl:
DAZN (Belgium, Portugal, Italy, Germany, Liechtenstein, Austria, Spain, Switzerland)
RTL (Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg)
Mediaset (Spain, Italy, Vatican City, San Marino)
beIN (France, Monaco, Andorra)
Telekom Srbija (Serbia, Kosovo, Slovenia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Channel 5 and Sky Sports (United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland)
TV3 Baltics (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania)
Local rights holders in Europe are Network4/Nova Sport (Czech Republic), Polsat (Poland), Cosmot (Greece), Saran Sport (Türkiye), CME ProTV (Romania), Nelonen (Finland), Network4 (Hungary), A1 Max Sport (Bulgaria), 365 Media/SYN (Iceland), TV2 (Denmark), VG (Norway)
In South America, Globo owns the rights in Brazil, while Meridiano TV owns the rights in Venezuela.
In the Arabic-speaking world, beIN Mena holds exclusive broadcast rights.
JioStar India owns the exclusive broadcasting rights in the Indian-speaking world (India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal, Sri Lanka).
In East Asia, AIS (Thailand), Elta (Taiwan), MBC Korea (South Korea), Starhub (Singapore), TapDMV (Philippines), DAZN and Nippon Television Work Company (Japan), Emtek (Indonesia), PCCW (Hong Kong), Disney China, Douyin, GDTV, SMG, and Tencent (China) own the rights.
In Australia and New Zealand, Seven Network (AU) and TVNZ (NZ) own the rights.
Super Bowl LX can be streamed worldwide (except in the United States and China) via NFL Game Pass on DAZN.
Where can you follow Super Bowl LX online?
Super Bowl LX can be followed live via the Flashscore website and app. Flashscore will have live audio commentary of the game from 00.30 CEST on Monday, February 9th, 2026.
You can follow Flashscore’s live audio commentary via this link.