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Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes
Super Bowl weekend is upon us as the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles are preparing to clash in Arizona for a chance at winning the greatest prize in the NFL this Sunday (February 12).
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Irish NFL fans can watch Super Bowl LVII at 11.30pm this weekend.
WHERE TO WATCH IN IRELAND
This year's Super Bowl will be live on Virgin Two from 10.45pm.
The prestigious sporting event will also be live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports NFL from 10pm.
SUPER BOWL HALFTIME SHOW
Multi award-winning singer Rihanna will perform during the halftime show at the State Farm Stadium.
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Kansas City Chiefs EVS
Philadelphia Eagles 5/6
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