Here’s Where to Watch the Spanish-Language Broadcast of Super Bowl LIX
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The NFL’s biggest game of the year will put the two-time defending Champions Kansas City Chiefs against the Philadelphia Eagles this Sunday, February 9. With Super Bowl LIX set to begin at 6pm ET with kickoff at 6:30pm ET, Latine fans are probably wondering where can you watch Super Bowl LIX in Spanish?
The answer is both Fox Deportes and Telemundo. They have partnered to air the upcoming Super Bowl LIX in Spanish on both networks and provide the broadest Spanish-language distribution in the United States for any Super Bowl in history.
Telemundo has a full lineup for Super Sunday. The network’s NFL commentary team will feature Emmy Award-winning play-by-play announcer Miguel Gurwitz and Emmy-nominated color analyst and former Arizona Cardinals offensive lineman Rolando Cantú. The two will be joined by a group of network reporters who will be reporting from different parts of New Orleans.
Telemundo’s coverage is set to begin at 4:00 ET, with a 2-hour pregame show Camino al Super Bowl that will feature player and coach interviews, as well as analysis, reports from around the city of New Orleans, and highlights of the NFL’s commitment to Latine fans. The coverage will then go into the actual game and will continue with Homenaje al Campeón, which will feature post-game analysis, the celebration, and the ceremony where the winning team is awarded the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
“After a record-breaking broadcast in 2022, we are thrilled to offer Spanish-language coverage of Super Bowl LIX to the widest Spanish-language audience in history, expanding access to the premier event and supporting the growing fandom of American football among Latinos,” Joaquin Duro, EVP, Sports, NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises said. “We are committed to bringing fans closer to the Super Bowl experience beyond the game by showcasing the culture, fans, and the colorful stories that surround the sport in a relevant and meaningful way across the network’s shows and platforms.”
As for FOX Deportes, they’re going to have coverage starting Super Sunday at 12pm ET. They’ll have Camino Al Super Bowl, an NFL Films award-winning series featuring classic slow-motion footage of the best of more than 100 players and coaches. That’s followed the sports roundtable, El Entretiempo, hosted by Claudia Garcia Muñoz. That will be followed by daily sports news and a Super Bowl LIX pregame show featuring exclusive interviews, features, and reports from host Rodolfo Landeros and analysts Jaime Motta and Jessi Losada. Following the game, FOX Deportes will also have a postgame show.