ESPN Caribbean presents Super Bowl LV – a matchup between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Kansas City Chiefs – on Sunday, February 7 at 6:30 p.m. ET, from the Raymond James Stadium in the Tampa Bay, Florida. Super Bowl LV will air LIVE on ESPN Caribbean, marking the 13th year of Super Bowl coverage on the network, as well as on ESPN App, ESPN’s digital platform, simultaneously broadcasting all the programming and special coverage of Super Bowl LV.
In addition to live coverage of Super Bowl LV from the Raymond James Stadium, ESPN will provide programming, live from St. Pete Beach, leading up to Super Bowl Sunday for fans in the Caribbean. Highlights include:
- 4:30 PM NFL Films Presents: Gearing Up for the Big Game
- 5:00 PM NFL Films Presents: Road to the Super Bowl
- 6:00 PM Pregame Coverage begins for Super Bowl LV
- 10:30 PM NFL Primetime
- 11:30 PM SportsCenter
Comprehensive news and information coverage leading up to the event will be available on ESPN.com and via social media on Facebook and Twitter.
ESPN’s Super Bowl LV telecast will include coverage of the PEPSI SUPER BOWL LV HALFTIME SHOW, which will feature Canadian superstar The Weeknd, a multi-GRAMMY® award winner, five-time recipient of the American Music Awards and nine-time recipient of the Billboard Music Awards.
Super Bowl LV at a Glance
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Super Bowl LV will be the team’s first trip to the Super Bowl since winning against the Oakland Raiders in 2003 during Super Bowl XXXVII. This will be the Buccaneers second Super Bowl appearance.
- Tom Brady will be playing in his 10th Super Bowl. The Buccaneers signed the accomplished quarterback during the offseason.
- The Buccaneers will be the first team to play for the championship in its home stadium, but this year the home-field advantage might be limited. Due to the global pandemic, there will only be 22,000 socially distanced fans in attendance.
- Kansas City Chiefs
- The Chiefs return to the Super Bowl field after winning Super Bowl LIV against the San Francisco 49ers just a year ago. The team is seeking its third Super Bowl title.
- The youngest quarterback in NFL history to reach multiple Super Bowls, Patrick Mahomes will face legendary quarterback Tom Brady in hopes of achieving a second straight Super Bowl title.
ESPN International and its affiliated networks will present Super Bowl LV live to more than 71 million households in 134 countries and territories throughout Spanish-speaking Latin America, Brazil, the Caribbean, Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific Islands, Canada, the Netherlands, and Sub Saharan Africa. Commentary and analysis is provided in five languages — English, French, Dutch, Portuguese and Spanish.
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