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ESPN To Broadcast Super Bowl LX Live Across Africa

February 4, 2026
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This February, ESPN, the premier destination for American sports, is set to broadcast the highly anticipated NFL Super Bowl LX live across the continent. Football fans can tune in to witness the action on Monday, February 9, at 1 AM CAT on both ESPN and ESPN2, or stream it on Disney+ for viewers in South Africa. This year’s thrilling matchup will feature the New England Patriots facing the Seattle Seahawks in pursuit of NFL supremacy and the prestigious Vince Lombardi Trophy.

With both teams boasting a rich Super Bowl legacy, the Patriots and Seahawks are ready to deliver a spectacular showdown. Fans can look forward to electrifying plays, strategic matchups, and intense moments as star quarterbacks, receivers, and defensive players take the field under the spotlight of the most significant event in American football. The game promises a display of skill, strategy, and resolve, as each team aims to etch its name in NFL history.

The exciting Super Bowl halftime show will feature a performance by Grammy-winning superstar Bad Bunny, bringing vibrant Latin rhythms to this prestigious American football stage.

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