DAZN, streaming platform, will bring Super Bowl LX to NFL Game Pass subscribers worldwide, offering features and an extensive slate of programming for £0.99.

Super Bowl LX will see the Seattle Seahawks face the New England Patriots in a rematch of Super Bowl XLIX. That game ended dramatically with Malcolm Butler’s interception on the final play, and the upcoming clash at Levi’s Stadium promises to reignite that rivalry and deliver another compelling contest.

NFL Game Pass subscribers will also be able to tune in to this year’s Apple Music Halftime Show, headlined by Bad Bunny, as well as Green Day’s performance during the opening ceremony that will celebrate six decades of the championship’s history.

Throughout Super Bowl week, DAZN will increase its presence on the ground in San Francisco. The expanded production plan features coverage every day, designed to help viewers prepare for the game with insight, analysis and exclusive interviews.

Additionally, on‑screen hosts – German-American football player Jakob Johnson and Emmy award-winning television host Rachel Bonnetta – will front programming during the week, providing expert opinion from the heart of the action.

Offering access to Super Bowl LX for fans around the world, DAZN will also provide local language options in select markets for fans who want to watch in German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French and Japanese.

Meanwhile, alongside a range of other enhanced features, DAZN Ultimate Tier subscribers get access to an immersive viewing experience that includes High Dynamic Range picture quality and Dolby 5.1 surround sound.

And if fans miss the action live, they’ll be able to catch up through on-demand options on NFL Game Pass on DAZN via full game replay or ‘Game in 40’.

Shay Segev, DAZN Group CEO, commented: “Super Bowl LX is one of the most anticipated sporting events this year, and DAZN is proud to bring it to millions of screens around the world through NFL Game Pass and our long‑term partnership with the NFL. We’re providing more fans with more ways to enjoy sport and, this weekend, DAZN will deliver the most immersive and complete way to watch the ultimate blockbuster NFL game.”

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