How to watch Super Bowl LII in the UK: TV channel and schedule for New England Patriots v Philadelphia Eagles
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Put the light beers on ice, get your burgers and fries at the ready - because Super Bowl LII is almost here.
Yep, we're only a matter of hours away from the NFL's biggest and brashest spectacle.
The 52nd Super Bowl will see NFL giants the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles battling for the Vince Lombardi Trophy.
Star quarterback Tom Brady inspired the Patriots to victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars as they fought back from being 13 points behind in the AFC Championship.
The Eagles, led by their own talismanic quarterback Nick Foles, enjoyed a slightly more comprehensive win, triumphing 38-7 over the Minnesota Vikings.
It's set up to be a cracker of a game at the US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on Sunday night - but how can you watch it right here in the UK?
Here's everything you need to know - from TV channel to schedule information...
How can I watch the Super Bowl in the UK?
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Don't worry, it's easy.
If you have Sky Sports at home, simply head to Main Event, Sky Sports Mix or Sky Sports Action - each channel will be showing the game with coverage from 10pm on Sunday February 4.
Over on the BBC, the action will start at 11.20pm.
If you don't want to watch at home, you could always head out - check out our guide to the best bars showing the Super Bowl .
Where can I listen to the Super Bowl on the radio?
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On the radio, follow the action on talkSPORT from 10pm.
You don't have to watch or listen, though - you could always follow the action through the Mirror Sport live blog, which will also offer analysis and social reaction.
When and where is the Super Bowl taking place?
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This Sunday - February 4 - at 11.30pm (GMT).
The US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota, will host the action.
Who will be playing in the Super Bowl?
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Representing the AFC will be the New England Patriots, while the Philadelphia Eagles will be there on behalf of the NFC.
Who will be singing the national anthem?
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That honour is being handed to Pink this time around.
Who will be playing the half-time show?
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JT himself - Justin Timberlake - will be aiming to wow the crowd this year.
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Sky Sports is showing Super Bowl LII live on 4th February. The NFL is part of a schedule of sport on Sky Sports Action and Arena that also includes rugby union, rugby league, darts, netball, tennis and boxing.