Super Bowl 2024: where to watch the NFL grand finale in Argentina

THE NFL has its own Super Bowl LVIII confirmed, with San Francisco 49ers face Kansas City Chiefs, the reigning champion. It will be this Sunday from 8.30pm (Argentina time) in Alliance Stadiumlocated south of Las Vegas in the town of Paradise, Nevada.

It will be the first final played in that state and will mark the third consecutive to be played in the Western United States.

A new edition of the Super Bowl is just around the corner, with the Chiefs of Patrick Mahomes who tries to preserve the title obtained last year, when he defeated the Philadelphia Eagles in Arizona.

His rival in this 58th edition of the NFL finals will be San Francisco 49ersre-editing a duel that took place only four years ago and which left those of Kansas City.

NFL Super Bowl LVIII: How to watch it on TV

The Super Bowl can be watched over the network CBS in the United States, while in Mexico and Latin America it is clearly seen ESPN AND Star+.

THE Chiefs and the Nine are truly synonymous with the Super Bowl, even if the Kansas City team shows more recent dominance. Although he is on track to win his sixth championship title, he could win his fourth in the last five seasons, starring in a dynasty inside soccer.

The 49ers, for their part, will also be looking for their sixth championship in this edition, even if their last big celebration dates back to 1994, exactly 30 years ago. The extra spice that this match will have will be the precedent of 2020, when the Chiefs came back and won the final 31-20 with a superb performance from the Chiefs. Patrick Mahomes.

The 58th Super Bowl halftime show, a telecast classic, will see Usher perform as the halftime performer, officially confirmed by the NFL. The popular singer is expected to have guests on stage.

Super Bowl 2024: Kansas City-San Francisco

The San Francisco 49ers, with surprising quarterback Brock Purdy, have finally climbed the playoff mountain back to the Super Bowl, where a familiar rival awaits them.

The Niners’ new opportunity to win the Super Bowl will be in a second game against the Kansas City Chiefs. It will be a rare rematch in such a short time.

“It’s perfect,” San Francisco defensive end Nick Bosa said of getting his second chance in five years to beat Patrick Mahomes’ team.

“They are a bigger organization than almost anyone else, because of their coach and their quarterback. And they went badly. They hadn’t been that good this year and now they’re playing at their best level, so it’s going to be a great challenge.”

There have been only eight rematches in the previous 57 Super Bowl games. And only three were featured in a five-year period prior to this reissue.

The winners of these three duels were the teams that had triumphed in the first match.

There will be more than a dozen players who will appear in this match after also playing in the duel won by Kansas City 31-20 in Miami, after the 2019 season. Among them are the stars of both teams.

The Chiefs came back from a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter to win that game and win the first of two Super Bowls under Mahomes and coach Andy Reid. Kansas City missed out on another trip to the Super Bowl and will be the third team to reach the big game in four out of five seasons.

Super Bowl VLIII: Revenge four years later

“We already have a good idea of ​​what it’s going to look like,” San Francisco coach Kyle Shanahan said. “They’ve been doing this for a while. Since we faced them in 2019, it seems like they’ve done it every year. “We fought really hard to get back to this moment.”

The two teams have eight players on the active roster who played for them in the first meeting. Bosa is joined by Deebo Samuel, George Kittle, Fred Warner, Dre Greenlaw, Arik Armstead, Kyle Juszczyk and Mitch Wishnowsky.

In addition to Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Chris Jones, Harrison Butker, Mecole Hardman, James Winchester, Nick Allegretti and Blake Bell will repeat.

San Francisco also has cornerback Charvarius Ward, who was with the Chiefs four years ago when they defeated the Niners, and tight end Ross Dwelley, who will be on the injured list for the rest of the season.

The Chiefs have a former Niners player from that game, receiver Richie Hames, along with defensive end Derrick Nnadi on the injured list, as well as Austin Reiter and Mike Pennel on the practice squad.

Kansas City vs San Francisco, with defined colors

The champion Kansas City Chiefs were designated by the NFL as the home team in Super Bowl LVIII, so they have earned the right to choose to wear their red jersey to defend their title against the San Francisco 49ers, who will wear the their white uniform. .

Super Bowl LVIII will be played on February 11 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada, a stadium that opened in July 2020 and has a capacity of 65,000 spectators.

The importance of uniform color choice in the history of the 57 previous NFL title games is marked by the trend that the team that played in white won 37 times.

In last year’s Super Bowl LVII, the designated local team was the Philadelphia Eagles, who chose to play in their green jerseys in the 35-38 loss to the Chiefs, who were crowned in their white uniform.

The gap in favor of the teams wearing white in the Super Bowl has widened in the last 19 editions, with 16 victories.

This trend is also present in Tom Brady, the highest Super Bowl winner in history, with seven, six with the New England Patriots and one with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Of Brady’s seven victories in his 10 Super Bowl appearances, only two were in his home jersey.

Next September 11th will be the fourth appearance of the Kansas City Chiefs, led by Patrick Mahomes, in an NFL championship game in the last five years.

In the first, in Super Bowl LIV they beat the San Francisco 49ers 31-20, in that game the Chiefs wore red; A year later they lost 31-9 to the Tom Brady-led Buccaneers. In last season’s edition they beat the Eagles.

This will be San Francisco’s third visit to the Vince Lombardi Trophy this century. In the previous two he was defeated. In Super Bowl XLVII they lost 34-31 to the Baltimore Ravens; In the LIV edition they lost to the Chiefs.