The 57th edition of the NFL’s traditional season-ending game takes place in February. Both teams recently won this competition.
Super Bowl LVII, the 2023 edition of American football’s most important game of the season, will have rivals for glory Philly EaglesChampions of the National Conference (NFC), and to the Kansas City chiefs, winner of the American Conference (ACF). Millions of viewers around the world will watch this engagement as the Eagles attempt to claim their second title while the Indian Chiefs seek their third crown.
When is Super Bowl 2023?
The NFL Grand Final between the Philadelphia Eagles vs. the Kansas City Chiefs takes place on Sunday February 12th. It’s the first time the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs will meet in this crucial game.
When is the Super Bowl 2023?
- Costa Rica, Mexico (downtown): 5:30 PM
- Colombia, Ecuador, Peru: 6:30 p.m
- United States: 3:30 p.m. (Los Angeles), 4:30 p.m. (Phoenix), 5:30 p.m. (Chicago), 6:30 p.m. (Washington DC)
- Bolivia, Venezuela: 7.30 p.m
- Argentina, Brazil. Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay: 8:30 p.m
- Spain: 12.30am (Monday 13).
Which channel will broadcast the Super Bowl 2023?
So far, these are the broadcasters that have confirmed the broadcast of the Super Bowl 2023 on TV.
- Mexico: ESPN, ESPN Extra, Fox Sports, Fox Sports Premium, Azteca 7, Canal 5
- United States: FOX, Fox Sports
- Spain: come on.
How to Watch Super Bowl 2023 ONLINE?
If you don’t want to miss Super Bowl 2023 online, you can watch it via the following streaming services: ViX+. Star Plus, Amazon Prime Video, Fox Sports App (Mexico), Fox Sports (US) and NFL Game Pass (international). In case you don’t have access to it, you can follow La República Deportes’ ONLINE coverage.
Where will the 2023 Super Bowl be played?
The venue for this game is State Farm Stadium or University of Phoenix Stadium, a sports facility in the city of Glendale, Arizona. It can accommodate more than 60,000 spectators.
Super Bowl: Last Champions
- Super Bowl 2022: Los Angeles Rams
- Super Bowl 2021: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Super Bowl 2020: Kansas City Chiefs
- Super Bowl 2019: New England Patriots
- Super Bowl 2018: Philly Eagles.