Super Bowl LX updates: DAZN promises a full-scale viewing event featuring FanZone, Game Pass, and more

Super Bowl Sunday is three days away, and DAZN is upping the ante with its latest announcement. This year, the global sports streaming platform is building a premium, fan-oriented broadcast that goes beyond the final score. Viewers will get deeper analysis, more access, and extra ways to follow every moment as it happens. DAZN’s broadcast begins Sunday, February 8, at 11:00 PM CET with a pregame show running for more than an hour. The coverage is designed to help casual fans catch up quickly while giving die-hard viewers the kind of detail they expect during the NFL’s biggest week. The on-site team will be led by Diego Campoy, with Pepe Brasín providing analysis, Álvaro Rodríguez on play-by-play, and Ainhoa Pérez delivering live updates from inside the stadium.On the field, the matchup brings plenty of history and pressure. Seattle arrives after a dominant NFC run and is chasing its second Lombardi Trophy in its fourth Super Bowl appearance. New England returns to the championship stage for the first time since 2019, looking for a seventh ring that would push the franchise into a new tier of NFL legacy.The halftime show will also be a major draw, with Bad Bunny headlining one of the most-watched music performances of the year. DAZN plans to have full coverage, as the halftime show is just as important as the game. DAZN Group CEO Shay Segev expressed his excitement and the importance of the event in his statement. He said, “Super Bowl LX is one of the most anticipated sporting events of the year, and at DAZN, we are thrilled to bring it to millions of fans around the world thanks to our long-term partnership with the NFL. We will be offering even more ways to enjoy the sport, and this weekend, DAZN will provide the most immersive and complete way to watch the biggest game of the season.”DAZN is also providing interactive features with FanZone, where users can chat, react in real time, and vote in live polls. Subscription options include the Made in USA plan, NFL Game Pass for €0.99 with the original US broadcast, and an Ultimate tier offering HDR and Dolby 5.1 sound. Replays will also be available after the game, including a shortened “Game in 40” version.