TV Guide: 2024 Super Bowl on Seven and ESPN
All eyes will be on Travis Kelce’s support crew in the crowd, including his partner, Taylor Swift
Defending NFL champion Kansas City Chiefs will take on the San Francisco 49ers at Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, airing Monday, 12 February from 10.00am AEDT.
The Chiefs look to become the first team to go back-to-back since the New England Patriots defended their crown in 2003-2004.
Quarterback Patrick Mahomes becomes the youngest quarterback to start his fourth Super Bowl and would join a club of NFL legends with another victory on Monday. Travis Kelce is the other headline name – 16 of 17 targets, 191 yards and three touchdowns ensure he will be a factor in deciding the game.
All eyes will be on Travis Kelce’s support crew in the crowd, including his fellow NFL star brother, Jason and popstar partner, Taylor Swift.
San Francisco 49ers on the other hand go into their eighth Super Bowl having not won one since 1994. The last time the 49ers were in a Super Bowl in 2020 they fell to the Kansas City Chiefs 31-20.
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Christian McCaffrey is the leading running back in the NFL this season and George Kittle leads all tight ends, ensuring the 49ers are primed as ever to break their Super Bowl drought.
As well as the game, the full Apple Music Halftime Show will be headlined by pop and R&B music superstar Usher.
Watch on Seven
The NFL action will kick off from 9.00am AEDT on 7mate and 7plus, with a Super Bowl Edition of Seven’s NFL Armchair Experts, hosted by Trent Copeland and Ben Graham – the first Aussie to ever play in a Super Bowl and Geelong Cats AFL star – on the ground in Las Vegas before the main event at 10.00am AEDT.
Managing director Seven Melbourne and head of network sport, Lewis Martin said: “As the free-to-air home of the NFL, we know all too well how massive Super Bowl Monday is, and we cannot wait to deliver every moment, live and free to all Australians on Seven and 7plus.
“Seven’s comprehensive coverage will take viewers inside the action of the current and past NFL seasons, along with exclusive digital content that brings the very best of the sport to fans right across the country, so whether you’re a sports fan or a Swiftie, there’s something for everyone on Super Bowl Monday.
“Mark that blank space in your calendar and join us right here on Seven this Super Bowl Monday, the only place to see it all live and free. Are you ready for it, Australia?”
Watch on ESPN
ESPN will have the game being called exclusively for Australian and New Zealand audiences by Chris Fowler, Dan Orlovsky and Louis Riddick inside Allegiant Stadium.
ESPN SportsCenter host Phil Murphy and Australian sports star and media personality Nick Riewoldt will bring expanded coverage.
ESPN’s coverage begins at 9am AEDT Monday with the Pre-game Show before game follows live at 10am AEDT.
Sunday's Schedule:
Monday February 12 – Super Bowl LVIII Day
2am AEDT, NFL Countdown – Post Season, ESPN
8.30am AEDT, SportsCenter ANZ, ESPN
9am AEDT, NFL Blitz – Pre-Game Show, ESPN
10am AEDT, Super Bowl LVIII, ESPN
2.30pm AEDT, NFL PrimeTime, ESPN
4.30pm AEDT, Match Replay
