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Who’s Playing, Where To Watch, And More: Here Are All The Details About Super Bowl LIII That You Really Should Know

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Jan 21, 2019 2:49 pm·

By Laura Rizzo

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It’s almost time for football’s biggest night! Super Bowl LIII is happening on February 3 and it’s shaping up to be a very exciting game. Whether your hometown team is playing or you’re rooting for the commercial breaks, you’re in for a fun night. Get your guacamole mashed, your pizza ordered and your favorite sweatpants washed (or not, we won’t tell). Keep scrolling to see all the details about the big game.

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Who’s Playing?

The New England Patriots will be taking on the Los Angeles Rams for the big game.

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When Is It?

Tune in on Sunday, February 3, 2019. Kickoff is at 6:30 p.m. EST. On average, the game lasts between three and four hours so keep your chip bowl full.

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How Do I Watch?

The Super Bowl is being broadcast on CBS. It can also be streamed on CBSSports.com and on the CBS Sports App.

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Where Is The Game Being Played?

The Rams and Patriots will face off at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. A committee decides where the big game will be played after cities place bids to host (similar to the Olympics). A rigorous vetting process where factors like weather, the stadium’s condition and surrounding accommodations are all considered. This will be the first time the Mercedes-Benz stadium has hosted a Super Bowl since being built in 2017.

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Who’s Going To Win?

This is going to be a showdown for the books. The Patriots are a veteran team with an experienced coach and good ol’ Tom Brady who has played a whopping 18 seasons. However, the Rams’ second-year coach was able to lead his fairly young team to a huge overtime victory against the New Orleans Saints, securing them a place in the coveted game. So don’t count them out quite yet. Truly a battle of new school vs. old school.

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