DAZN to bring immersive Super Bowl experience to NFL Game Pass subs
February 4, 2025
DAZN, the sports entertainment platform and global home of NFL Game Pass (excluding the US and China), is set to deliver “the most immersive Super Bowl viewing experience to NFL Game Pass subscribers to date” through new features and a wide array of content that transports fans to the heart of the action.
Existing fans, and those new to the sport, can sign up to watch Super Bowl LIX for as little as £0.99 on a variety of internet enabled devices and enjoy the Apple Music Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show featuring Kendrick Lamar and special guest SZA, as well as securing full access to DAZN’s NFL content portfolio until July 31st 2025, including:
- Super Bowl LIX, as well as the Apple Music Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show
- Original American broadcast with US pregame show, ads and analysis
- 2025 NFL Draft, 2025 NFL Combine, NFL Network 24/7 live, and on-demand shows like Hard Knocks
- On-the-go, multi-territory streaming from any device
- Multiple language options for commentary
- Full game replays and condensed highlights
NFL Game Pass Season Pro Ultimate tier subscribers can experience Super Bowl LIX, when watching the authentic US broadcast, in High Dynamic Range (HDR), which enhances the brightness, clarity and richness of streamed content. Subscribers to this tier can also stream the Super Bowl on more devices concurrently.
Building excitement for Super Bowl LIX, DAZN will release a range of programming ahead of the main event. This includes The Hurry Up Live at Radio Row – an NFL social vodcast that will feature exclusive guest interviews, fan segments and challenges; New York Giants player Jakob Johnson’s gameday takeover with exciting behind-the-scenes content and deep in-game analysis in both English and German. Additionally, on-platform features and vlogs in English and Spanish will dive into predictions, player spotlights, and much more. Meanwhile, social media content in seven languages – Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, French, Italian, German, and English – will provide an inclusive and immersive experience for fans everywhere.
Pete Oliver, DAZN Growth Markets CEO, said: “Super Bowl LIX – a milestone event in the global sporting calendar – will mark the end of two hugely successful seasons that the NFL Game Pass has been available on DAZN. Throughout this time, we’ve supported the growth of the global popularity of the NFL, launching new features like Multiview and enhancing the viewing experience for NFL Game Pass subscribers. We look forward to continuing this positive momentum in the coming years of our partnership with the NFL.”
Road to Super Bowl LIX: Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles prepare for the final showdown
Sunday delivered an electrifying day of football as the American Football Conference (AFC) and National Football Conference (NFC) Championship games featured fierce clashes that kept fans on the edge of their seats. The Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles claimed victory, earning a chance to make history at Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans on 9th February. Their journey to Super Bowl LIX has been one of passion and resilience, with many impressive and memorable moments.
AFC Championship: Chiefs prevail against the Buffalo Bills
In a heavyweight game, the Chiefs wrestled victory from the Buffalo Bills with 3:33 remaining on the clock as Harrison Butker’s 35-yard field goal set the Chiefs up to finish with a score of 32-29 at the end of the fourth quarter. The nail-biting game was the Chiefs’ 17th straight in games decided by one score – an NFL record, which positions them to potentially become the first team to win three consecutive championships in the Super Bowl era.
NFC Championship: Eagles mount successful offensive against the Washington Commanders
In the NFC, the Eagles beat their NFC East rivals – the Washington Commanders – for the second time this season, gaining their second trip to the Super Bowl in three years. In a dominant display, the Eagles scored 55 points, secured seven rushing touchdowns and rushed for 229 yards – reaching the 200-yard rushing mark in back-to-back playoff games for the first time in franchise history.