How can I watch the Super Bowl in the UK? Stream FREE, TV channel, kick-off time and half-time show details

THE two best teams in the NFL go head-to-head in the biggest game on the American football calendar.

It is the one and only Super Bowl, complete with a bumper half-time show.

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APBrothers Travis and Jason Kelce will be on opposite teams at the Super Bowl – and are two of the best players in the league[/caption]

The Kansas City Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles – in a match-up fans and neutrals alike will NOT want to miss.

And in Patrick Mahomes vs Jalen Hurts there is a quarterback match-up as mouthwatering as any heavyweight world title bout.

What time does the Super Bowl start in the UK?

The Super Bowl kicks off at 11.30pm in the UK.

This year’s event takes place at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, the home of the Cardinals.

Sky Sports are the top broadcaster of NFL in the UK, their coverage starts at 10pm.

ITV are also showing the Super Bowl live – their coverage starts at 10.45pm.

Yes, you can stream the Super Bowl for free on ITV X.

You can also stream the game on NOW player for Sky Sports’ coverage.

Stay up to date with SunSport’s coverage in our Super Bowl live blog.

Rihanna’s half-time show is set to start at about 1am UK time.

But that depends how long the first half goes on for.

A half of football lasts 30 minutes – two 15-minute quarters.