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Super Bowl LX 2026: Kickoff Time, Halftime Show & Streaming Guide


 Your guide to Super Bowl LX 2026: Bad Bunny’s halftime show, kickoff times for Nigeria, China, United States and the UK, and how to stream the Seahawks vs. Patriots live globally

When and Where
  • Date: Sunday, 8 February 2026 (Monday morning, 9 February for Naija and UK fans)
  • Venue: Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, California (home of the San Francisco 49ers)
  • Kickoff Time: US (ET): 6:30 PM | UK (GMT): 11:30 PM | Nigeria (WAT): 12:30 AM
The Entertainment: Halftime & More

The NFL has gone all out for the 60th anniversary.

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  • Halftime Show: Global superstar Bad Bunny headlines, making history as the first solo Latin artist to lead the show. Expect high-energy performances and possibly a few surprise guests.
  • Opening Ceremony: Legendary band Green Day kicks things off, celebrating 60 years of Super Bowl history.
  • National Anthem: Charlie Puth will perform the US National Anthem, with Coco Jones singing “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” the Black National Anthem.
  • How to Watch: From Lagos to London

    No matter where you are, there’s a way to catch the action live:

    • In Nigeria: Live on DSTV/SuperSport (usually via ESPN) or stream via the DSTV Stream app.
    • In the UK: Free streaming on ITVX or via Sky Sports NFL.
    • In the US: Broadcast on NBC and Telemundo.
    • In Canada: The game is widely available on CTV, TSN, and RDS (for French commentary). If you prefer streaming, DAZN Canada and Fubo are your best bets
    • In China: Since the game kicks off on Monday morning (7:30 AM CST), you can stream it live via Tencent Sports (QQ), Douyin, or Disney China. Regional TV coverage is also available on GDTV and SMG (G Sports).
    • Streaming Globally: The Peacock app and NFL+ are the official streaming homes for the game.

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