Super Bowl LVII A Quick Guide

We'll explore who is playing in Super Bowl LVII, where it is being held, how and where you can watch the game, as well as information on the halftime show and ticket prices. So let's dive right into our comprehensive breakdown of the much-anticipated 2021 Big Game.

When is Super Bowl LVII?

This year’s Super Bowl kick off is at 6:30 p.m. ET/4:30 p.m. MT on Sunday, February 12. The gamy typically lasts 4-5 hours. 

Who is playing in Super Bowl LVII?

This year, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles will battle it out for the Vince Lombardi Trophy. The latter will be a nominal home team. The Chiefs once again met the Bengals in the AFC Championship game but this time they won in a difficult game with a game winning field goal at the end of the 4th quarter after a devastating penalty to the Bengals, who reached the Super Bowl in the previous year but lost to the Rams. The Eagles overrun 49-ers who stampeded 49-ers for the NFC Championship. The San Francisco team reached the NFC Championship game last year when they were beaten by the Rams.

The game will be an epic battle between two outstanding teams and their quarterbacks - Patrick Mahomes for the Chiefs and Jaylen Hurts for the Eagles, both top candidates for the MVP title of the season.

The Chiefs are up for their fifth appearance with two wins. For the Eagles it will be their fourth time with one Super Bowl title. 

Where is the Big Game played?

The game will be played at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. The arena has a capacity of 63,400 seats and is the home of the Arizona Cardinals

How to watch Super Bowl 2023

The game will be broadcast live on Fox and various streaming platforms including NFL’s official website, Hulu+, YouTubeTV, fuboTV and Sling TV but will require a subscription. The last year’s Super Bowl game was watched by over 200 million people. 

Super Bowl LVII Halftime Show

The headliner of the Super Bowl half-time show in 2023 will be Rihanna.

How much are the tickets for the Chiefs v Eagles Big Game?

The tickets start at around $5,000 and go all the way over $40,000.

And they are hard to get - the NFL distributes most of the Super Bowl tickets to its 32 teams (the two competing teams receive the largest share). Most of what remains goes to NFL partners, sponsors, and media members.

How much do Super Bowl ads cost this year? 

30-second spots cost $7 million this year - another record, up $1.5 million from last year.

We hope that our guide to Super Bowl LVII answered the questions you may have had and enjoy the game!