Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, will host a Super Bowl rematch on , as the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots battle for NFL supremacy in Super Bowl LX. The game, a highly anticipated contest, revisits the dramatic Super Bowl XLIX showdown between the two teams, a game decided in the final moments by Malcolm Butler’s interception.
This marks the Seahawks’ fourth Super Bowl appearance in franchise history, and their first since the heartbreaking loss to the Patriots in 2015. Seattle boasts a 16-8 postseason record over the last 23 seasons, demonstrating consistent playoff contention. The Patriots, meanwhile, are seeking their seventh Super Bowl title – their first since winning Super Bowl LIII in 2019 with Tom Brady at quarterback. Their return to the championship game signifies a successful rebuild following Brady’s departure.
The teams have a history, having met 19 times in the regular season, with Seattle holding an 11-8 edge. More recently, the Seahawks have dominated the series, winning the last four meetings, including a 23-20 overtime victory last season on .
The game will be broadcast nationally on NBC, with Mike Tirico handling play-by-play and Cris Collinsworth providing color analysis. Kaylee Hartung and Melissa Stark will report from the sidelines. For radio listeners, the Seahawks can be heard on Seattle Sports 710AM and KIRO Newsradio 97.3 FM, with Steve Raible and Dave Wyman calling the action. Westwood One will also carry the game nationally, featuring Kevin Harlan and Kurt Warner in the booth.
For those looking to stream the game, options include Peacock and NFL+. Fans can also follow the action through the NFL+ app, and the official Seahawks game center.
The Seahawks’ coaching staff brings a wealth of playoff experience to the table, combining for 235 games of postseason action. Leslie Frazier, a member of the Seahawks staff, is one of only 28 players in NFL history to have won a Super Bowl as both a player and a coach.
This Super Bowl features a compelling quarterback storyline. Seattle’s Sam Darnold will be looking to complete a remarkable career turnaround. Once considered a draft bust after his time with the New York Jets, Darnold has found new life in Seattle, leading the team to the championship game. The Patriots, having navigated the post-Brady era, will aim to restore their dynasty and secure another Lombardi Trophy.
Adding to the spectacle, Bad Bunny will headline the Apple Music Super Bowl LX Halftime Show. Green Day will also perform a pre-game special starting at 6:00 p.m. ET.
Kickoff is set for 3:30 p.m. PT, or 6:30 p.m. ET. For viewers in other time zones:
- 7:30am AWST (Western Australia)
- 9:00am ACST (Northern Territory)
- 9:30am AEST (Queensland)
- 10:00am ACDT (South Australia)
- 10:30am AEDT (New South Wales, Australian Capital Territory, Victoria and Tasmania)
The game promises to be a thrilling contest, filled with compelling storylines and high-stakes action. The Seahawks will be looking to avenge their Super Bowl XLIX defeat, while the Patriots aim to continue their storied legacy and add another championship banner to their collection.
