Superbowl

We've rounded up the best places Aussie fans can tune into Superbowl LVII and let their love for American football loose.

If you’re Tim Tszyu, you train like hell to match him – and then set your sights on the stars. Coming off a year that featured his first ATP title, a grand slam doubles victory and an appearance at the ATP tour finals, Thanasi Kokkinakis is setting his sights even higher. A THEORY: back in high school, you wouldn’t have wanted to compete with a teenaged Pete Murray for the same girl’s affections. To watch the game for free, head to 7mate on free-to-air tv or stream the game on 7plus. And the party doesn’t stop once the Superbowl ends, as the fun continues throughout the day. With a huge outdoor screen, American beer on tap and the quintessential Superbowl snacks – hotdogs and wings, what more do you need to make this Superbowl one to remember? The Prince Consort is going all out with an all-American range of packages and interactive events to get you into the Superbowl spirit. Complete with cheerleaders, a marching band and a DJ, the Star’s 24/7 Sports Bar will emulate the atmosphere of the Superbowl itself. Complete with a purpose-built marquee and American themed drinks and food that will make the event feel like a classic backyard Superbowl party. And an opportunity for Aussie’s to head to the pub on a weekday. Australian’s get the raw end of the deal with an early kick off time, but that won’t deter thousands of fans from giving their patronage to pubs, bars and hotels across the country from the early hours of the morning. But before you start coming up with excuses to tell your boss, you’ll need to find a place to watch the game.