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First free-to-air Super Bowl coverage in Nigeria in SportyTV deal

State Farm Stadium ahead of Super Bowl LVII (by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)

NFL fans in Nigeria will be able to enjoy free-to-air access to the Super Bowl for the first time after SportyTV acquired rights to this year’s game.

SportyTV, which launched in August, has agreed the deal directly with the National Football League and will broadcast the Philadelphia Eagles v Kansas City Chiefs clash live at 12.30am (WAT) in the early hours of Monday morning.

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