NFL Super Bowl 2024 Guide: When is it, how to watch, half-time show and latest odds

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The NFL play-offs are set to get under way this weekend meaning the biggest sports event in the 2024 calendar – Super Bowl LVIII – is fast approaching.

This year’s game takes place in Las Vegas, when millions of eyes from around the world will be fixed on the two teams battling it out for the Vince Lombardi trophy.

We have four playoff rounds to get through before we get to the big game on February 11. Here, Telegraph Sport gives you the rundown on all the key information ahead of Super Bowl LVIII.

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When is Super Bowl 2024?

Super Bowl LVIII will be played on Sunday, February 11 2024.

Due to the addition of a game to the NFL regular season, the Super Bowl has been pushed out of its usual slot on the first Sunday in February.

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When does Super Bowl 2024 start?

In the UK, this means the kick-off will be at 11.30pm. In the US, the game will start at 3.30pm PST, which is a 6.30pm kick on the east coast.

Due to the Super Bowl being played in Las Vegas, the start will be earlier than usual due to the need for it to fall into the primetime viewing slot on the east coast.

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Where is Super Bowl 2024 being played?

For the first time in NFL history the Super Bowl takes place in Las Vegas.

Allegiant Stadium – the home of the Las Vegas Raiders – is the host venue, just three years after it first opened its doors in September 2020.

The stadium cost $1.9 billion to construct and boasts a regular capacity of 65,000. However, that number can expand for big events, meaning the capacity for the Super Bowl will likely exceed 70,000.

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