How to watch Super Bowl LVIII: The Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers face off at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas

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After nearly five months of NFL Action, the Super Bowl has finally arrived.

the Kansas City Chiefs He will face San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on Sunday, February 12.

The winner will be erased soccer Best team and hold the coveted Vince Lombardi Trophy high while the confetti falls.

Here's how to keep track of all the events unfolding in Nevada.

Super Bowl LVIII is expected to kick off at 6:30pm ET/11:30pm UK on Sunday.

The game will be shown in the United States live on CBS and Paramount+Coverage on both channels begins at 2 p.m. Eastern time.

In the UK, the game is available to watch on Sky Sports and ITV, with pre-match coverage starting at 10pm local time.

For viewers around the world, NFL Gamepass on DAZN will feature coverage of the game.

The game will be played in Las Vegas at the Raiders' state-of-the-art stadium Loyalty Stadiumalso known as “Death star“, marking the first time the venue — and Nevada — has hosted an NFL championship game.

The Raiders' new 65,000-capacity stadium was built next to the Las Vegas Strip to accommodate the team. Fittingly, it's located on Al Davis Road, a street named after the team's former owner and Mark Davis' father.

The stadium was built with a domed roof and, according to Sports Illustrated, cost $1.9 billion to build.

The stadium will reportedly bring in about $620 million annually to the local area, while also creating 6,000 permanent jobs in Southern Nevada.

Hosting the Super Bowl is It is expected to bring in about $500 million For Las Vegas “through direct spending, generating additional tax dollars, increasing room occupancy, and creating jobs.”

Both teams had to battle through tough matchups to book their spot in Super Bowl LVIII.

The 49ers, who finished the season with the top seed in the NFC, looked unconvincing in their playoff run.

They first snuck past the Green Bay Packers in the playoff round before finding enough momentum to beat the Detroit Lions in the NFC Championship Game.

Conversely, the Chiefs — who had a subpar regular season — had an inspiring postseason.

They beat the Miami Dolphins in the Wild Card Round, and beat the Buffalo Bills on the road in the Divisional Round before upsetting the top seed in the AFC, the Baltimore Ravens, in the AFC Championship Game.