What time Super Bowl 2025 is on in UK and how to watch it on TV

One of the biggest sporting events of the year is taking place in the USA this weekend, with millions expected to tune in. The 59th Super Bowl kicks off at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday, February 9.

This weekend will mark the 11th time that the Super Bowl has been hosted in New Orleans and the eighth game to be staged at Caesars Superdome, which has a capacity of 83,000 and is the home of New Orleans Saints.

The season began with 32 teams, now only two remain to fight for the Lombardi Trophy - the Philadelphia Eagles vs the Kansas City Chiefs.

Award-winning rapper Kendrick Lamar, who won five Grammy's at the recent awards show for his Drake diss track, will perform during the halftime show, marking his first time as the main performer.

Singing icon Taylor Swift is expected to attend to support boyfriend Travis Kelce, who plays for Kansas City Chiefs.

The game kicks off at 11:30 pm UK time but coverage will begin earlier. Many UK channels will be streaming the show as well as in pubs and bars across the country.

Here's everything you need to know about watching the Super Bowl this weekend.

The Super Bowl kicks off at 11:30 pm GMT. It is expected to last several hours and end in the early hours of Monday morning.

ITV1 or ITVX

You will be able to watch the Super Bowl on ITV1 live or stream it on ITVX. Coverage starts at 10:45 pm.

Sky Sports or Sky Go

Sports fans can watch the Super Bowl on Sky Sports or stream on Sky Go. Coverage from 10 pm.

Now TV

Paying Now TV members can stream the Super Bowl as it happens.

Radio

Radio 5 Sports Extra will be offering live commentary through BBC sounds if you would prefer to listen in.