As the NFL celebrates its 60th championship game, Pan-African audiences have front-row access to one of the world’s biggest sporting spectacles. Super Bowl LX, set for Sunday, February 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, promises a historic rematch and a global cultural moment, with exclusive live coverage across the continent.

🏈 The Big Game: Seahawks vs. Patriots Rematch

Super Bowl LX features a blockbuster rematch from over a decade ago, pitting the Seattle Seahawks against the New England Patriots. This 60th-anniversary showdown is not just about a championship; it’s a clash of legacy franchises with global fanbases. For African viewers, the game offers a chance to witness history, as teams vie for a place in the NFL’s record books.

· Halftime Spectacle: Adding to the global appeal, Grammy-winning global superstar Bad Bunny will headline the coveted Super Bowl Halftime Show, bringing a high-energy, cross-cultural performance to the world’s stage.

📡 How to Watch Super Bowl LX Across Africa

For fans on the continent, ESPN holds the exclusive broadcast rights for the Super Bowl in most African nations. Here is how you can tune in based on your location:

Primary Broadcaster for Most of Africa

· Network: ESPN Africa
· Coverage: This is the main channel for the live broadcast across a vast majority of African countries.
· Key Countries Include:
  · West Africa: Nigeria, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Senegal
  · East Africa: Kenya, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Uganda
  · Southern Africa: South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana
  · Central Africa: Angola, Cameroon, Democratic Republic of Congo

Alternative Broadcaster for North Africa & Select Regions

· Network: beIN MENA
· Coverage: This network holds rights in several North African and Sahel region countries.
· Key Countries Include: Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Sudan, Somalia

International Streaming Option

· Service: NFL Game Pass on DAZN
· Availability: This streaming service is available worldwide, including in Africa (exclusive of the U.S. and China), offering an alternative way to watch the game live and on-demand.

Pro Tip: Check your local pay-TV listings (like DStv in many regions) for the exact ESPN or beIN Sports channel numbers and confirmed broadcast times closer to the event.

🎙️ Beyond the Broadcast: Pan-African Analysis & Coverage

While ESPN brings you the live action, several leading Pan-African digital sports platforms will provide expert analysis, player stories, and cultural context that resonates locally. These platforms are essential for fans who want deeper insight:

· Afrik-Foot: Renowned for its expert football analysis, it will likely dissect the game’s strategic elements and highlight African connections.
· Africa Top Sports: A multi-sport hub that covers major international events like the Super Bowl, connecting it to the broader African sports landscape.
· Afrique Sport Net: Known for its massive social media engagement, it will be a key hub for real-time fan reactions and updates.
· AfroBallers: This influential digital platform specializes in telling the stories of African and diaspora athletes. Look for their unique content on African players in the NFL and the cultural impact of the game.

🏷️ Join the Conversation

As you watch, connect with a global community of fans. Use these popular hashtags to share your predictions, reactions, and highlights on social media:
#SuperBowlLX, #NFL, #SuperBowlSunday, #Seahawks, #Patriots, #BadBunny, #HalftimeShow, #Football, #ESPNAfrica, #PanAfricanSports

Will the Patriots secure a legacy-defining win, or will the Seahawks rewrite history? Tune in on February 8, 2026, and experience the spectacle, strategy, and showmanship of Super Bowl LX, live from the heart of Silicon Valley.